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What is this weird problem? I thought both amarok and mplayer use same codecs as in /usr/lib/codecs.
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That's the "problem": mplayer probably does use
/usr/lib/codecs/, but Amarok itself doesn't "play" anything, it needs an engine to do that, and it depends on the engine which files Amarok will play. I guess the usual configuration is to have Amarok use Xine as it's engine, but gstreamer is possible too; you can check this out at Amarok's configuration. Once you've figured out which engine it uses, you'll have to either
1) point the engine (like
Xine) to use the same codecs directory, or
2) install additional codecs package (for example
libxine-extracodecs) and hope it fixes the problem.
Mplayer and Xine may use the same plugins (the directory), but not necessarily. It depends on the configuration, so if Mplayer is fine, go ahead and find out which engine Amarok uses, switch it to Xine if needed and make sure Xine uses the same codecs directory than Mplayer does.