>>
>> Strange - now I wanted to test the installation of libxine1-x on the
>> machine where I tested yesterday and I found that it is installed. But
>> still occure crashes - see my yesterday's observations.
>>
>> Note: I have libxine from deb-multimedia.
>>
>> Slavek
>
> I tested in Ubuntu Quantal:
> + Built against libxine1
>   - installed libxine1 including libxine1-x
>   - everything works fine
> + Built against libxine2
>   - installed libxine2 including libxine2-x
>   - everything works fine
>
> It is possible that the problems on my Wheezy are caused by something
> else - on the same machine is also KDE4 and Kaffeine from KDE4 crashes as
> well as Kaffeine from Trinity. It was a previous working machine of my
> colleague, so it can be wrong. I have to prepare a new (clean) test
> machine...
>
> So, the key question is - to build against libxine1 or libxine2?
>
> Slavek




 > Note: I have libxine from deb-multimedia

Deb-multimedia has a history of conflict with official Debian packages. 
Stuff gets pulled in which breaks official packages, notable vlc. You 
should at least never dist-upgrade with that repo enabled. We all use it 
sometimes though, just watch out.

I don't know much about libxine2* but did notice that xine-ui (maybe 
also other xine-orientated packages) depends on it. Seems it can coexist 
for now but maybe libxine1* will disappear from sid sooner than later. 
If kaffeine can be built against libxine2* that might avoid problems later.

David