MediaPlayer, Quicktime, Real Audio.......
sup people, i would normally be doing some independent research first but i have to do so much at once and was wondering if you guys could take a minute and narrow something down for me......
media player real audio quicktime mainly streaming internet applications for trailers and such what can i use to play movies that come in quicktime format......etc... is there a one stop shop *nix movie player????? for all my movie playing needs??? |
Re: MediaPlayer, Quicktime, Real Audio.......
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Quicktime never worked for me in Linux.
RealPlayer8 is good for the video--try Xine as well. XMMS will take care of all your mp3 needs. |
Quicktime is frustrating, I could never get it (or find it) for Linux
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I get quicktime working like a champ in the crossover plugin www.codeweavers.com/products ya it's 15 bucks but big deal it's nice to have it plus they got a free trial version.
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Mplayer has support for realaudio/media if you install the linux version of RealPlayer 8.Add the V9 codec upgrade too and mplayer will use them.It also has support for quicktime which I haven't had the chance to use yet.
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Boy this is a great board...the stuff I've learned since I joined up. Thanks guys. |
For the most part, you can play .mov (quicktime) movies in mplayer with just using the win32 codecs. There are as well quicktime specific codecs you can use, check out google.com/linux for a bit more info on getting/installing these.
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I just checked that out, looks good, I'll install it later
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Actually, Mplayer has codecs for realplayer, quicktime, windows media player, basically anything right on their site.. when i compile it i make sure to get all codecs and divx also..
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you don't need to get any extra divx codecs for player, comes with 'em in ffmpeg's libavcodec
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