Grip lists lame, but it seems to be missing: how to install?

[keenPenguin]

Hi JohnnyH,

thank you very much, it works! Works perfectly!

The reason why id did not before is that I was too impressed by that apt-get update error and that I always executed the commands in the wrong order. That is because I've read some place that even if grip is installed before the lame codec, it should automatically be familiar with the directory lame is in and thus work fine, even if the codec should be post-installed:

(root)

apt-get update
apt-get install grip
apt-get install  liblame0 lame

Well, that was the worng order.


Now, for the first time, I tried:

(root)

apt-get update
apt-get install  liblame0 lame
apt-get install grip

That worked fine Thank you very much!

But if you thought that finally you'll have peace, I must disappoint you
Because in your sources.list, you also have a VLC-mirror. I was wondering which package to (apt-)get in order to run VLC? How could I find out on my own? And what is "libdvdcss"?

keenPenguin

[JohnnyH]

...Because in your sources.list, you also have a VLC-mirror. I was wondering which package to (apt-)get in order to run VLC? How could I find out on my own? And what is "libdvdcss"?...

You can use a search engine e.g. Google to answer such questions; putting in a search for
vlc linux
brought up www.videolan.org/vlc/ where you can navigate to Debian GNU/Linux at http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-debian.html
which gives you the answer.
libdvdcss2 (current version) is a decoder for DVDs that have constraints on how the user can use them- again, use Google for your research.