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Revision as of 10:31, 14 November 2009

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The Kaffeine Start-up Screen
Kaffeine - a full featured media player that can fulfil all the basic multimedia tasks.


Information
All images are clickable, in order to show full size images. Use the back button to return here.

Capabilities

With Kaffeine you can:

  • Play:
    • Audio files
    • Video files
    • VCDs
    • DVDs
  • Watch Digital TV


If you have a working dvb-t card in your systerm, kaffeine knows about it and shows a button on the start tab "Digital TV". It shows as well a new configure option on top "Television".

A new device is added
Configuring the device

All you have to do, after you select your source "hessen-de" in my case, is to click the "start scan" button.

The Channel Scan Screen

Add then the found/selected channels to the left (as in the screenshot already done and you're ready to watch TV.

The next screenshot shows the video and channel select window:

Selecting the channel

Recording is as simple as well:

Setting the recording time

There's even a program guide:

The programming guide


This helpful tutorial gives another view of how to set up and use Kaffeine to watch digital TV.

Features

  • File browsing with Drag&drop support
  • Full subtitle support: automatic and manual subtitle loading


You will find the Project website here and you can ask questions on the IRC #kaffeine channel on irc.freenode.net