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Is it playing anyways. I compiled mplayer withe all of the codecs in their exrtalite pack but it gave me an error of missing that same codec(I think). It still was playeing , so I do not know if it was needed. I searched on google and found tht codec and recompiled with it. It did not give me that error anymore.
The first time I compiled mplayer, I downloaded the package called extralite from the mplayer home page. It has most all needed codece. mplayer still complained of a missing windows media codec, so I did a search for the missing codec, found it on google. Like I said in my post, it played windows media files fine even though it said I needed it
As to where to put the codecs. After you untar that mplayer package that you get from their homepage, Their is a file called README ,it tells you how to compile it properly. It tells you everything you need to do
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