[NTLUG:Discuss] xine question

[Fred James]

. Daniel wrote:

>I find that sort of thing happens to me after a yum update on occasion.  
>Usually, it's the result of various versions of libraries mixing and a 
>reboot cures it.  On rare occasions, the latest update actually introduces 
>the problem... whatever it may be.  If you were running Windows, I wouldn't 
>have to ask this question:
>
>Have you tried rebooting?
>
>  
>
>>All
>>xine suddenly won't show image, but the sound is OK - any clues where to
>>look (so far man and google haven't helped).  Thank you in advance for
>>any help you may be able to offer.
>>Regards
>>Fred James
>>
>>Mandrake 9.1
>>xine (X11 gui) - v0.9.18
>>    
>>
Daniel
Thank you for your reply
Yes, I have rebooted, and no, there have not been any recent upgrades or 
additions of software.
Regards
Fred James