What are the default animation file format supported in Linux?

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What are the default animation file format supported in Linux?

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08-30-2006, 12:49 AM	#1
amit06 LQ Newbie Registered: Mar 2006 Posts: 3 Rep:	What are the default animation file format supported in Linux? Hi all I am nobie in Linux environment. I am creating a Dialogbox using wxGTK in which I want to play a animation. While I was in windows I can play .AVI files in Animaton Control (using Win32). Now I am freasher in Linux, so I need to know what are the default supports for running a animation in Linux. For example in "Search for file..." utility while searching a file Linux uses a animation in the top left corner. My question is 1. what kind of file is that? 2. How could I build such kind of files? (name of some softwares) If I want to run .AVI files then it will increase another dependency to my software to install gstreamer before installing my software. I dont want that. I am using RedHat Linux Fedora core 4. thanx in advance Amit

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