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The Xine Video Player HOWTO: Troubleshooting
http://davis.lbl.gov/Manuals/XINE/howto-9.html
You may have selected the wrong audio channel or you're trying to play a stream that uses features Xine doesn't support (yet). 9.7 When I play a particular file/stream, Xine shows some pictures but there's no audio. Try another audio channel: $ xine -a channel stream.vob some .VOB files have audio on strange channels (e.g. 3, 7, 10)
The xine engine FAQ - MIT
http://web.mit.edu/outland/share/doc/xine/faq/faq.html
This error can be fixed by recompiling your kernel with the option "Use multi-mode by default" enabled in the IDE settings. "demux error! 00 00 00 (should be 0x000001)" Probably xine can't access your input source. Most commonly this happens when you're trying to play locked/encrypted DVDs.
The Xine Video Player HOWTO: Using Xine
http://davis.lbl.gov/Manuals/XINE/howto-4.html
There are two ways to select audio tracks. The simplest is to use the arrows next to the audio track icon on the Xine control panel (usually a speaker). Alternatively, you can use the -a command line parameter. For example to play the third audio track in the file /path/foo.mpg : $ xine -a 3 /path/foo.mpg.
the xine project - FAQ list
http://xine.sourceforge.net/faq
Currently xine support audio output via OSS (Linux 2.4 and most *BSD audio drivers), ALSA 0.9 and 1.0 (ALSA 0.5.x is no longer supported), aRTs (KDE 3's sound daemon), ESounD (esd, gnome's sound daemon not recommended because it has serious issues with a/v sync), JACK, PulseAudio, plus platform-specific output through Sun devices for Solaris ...
xine - a free video player / List xine-user Archives
https://sourceforge.net/p/xine/mailman/xine-user/?viewmonth=200811
> Something has gone awry with the audio on my system when playing any audio > or video file using xine. I get no audio. I am getting the same problem > with mplayer; i.e. no audio. This is not a xine-lib problem. Check your BIOS settings; check what sound hardware is present (use lspci); check that the appropriate kernel modules are loaded ...
XINE - openSUSE Wiki
https://en.opensuse.org/XINE
It is a well known fact that one can successfully play DVDs by installing a couple of rpm packages - there is no point in hiding such information from users. Although the libxine2 version provided by SUSE does not contain any patented codecs, complete (all codecs enabled) xine packages are provided by third parties.
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