OGM Media Files (FC4)
Alright, this one I actually have looked into :) I was wondering if anyone knew where I could get files to play OGM files (I think the other name for them is OGG) and I dont mean the sound only, I mean the actual movie files with all the subtitles and extra tracks and crud.
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dont take my word for it as Im unsure, but have you checked out mplayer (download the extra codecs as well!).
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.ogg is an open audio codec, and it can be played on every media player. I haven't heard of .ogm, but if it is video, the previous poster is correct in suggesting mplayer with all of the codecs.
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Mplayer (with the essential codecs) and VLC tend to have codecs for lots of things. Even Totem might be able to play it directly.
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I used YUM and followed the instructions on two sites in install MPLAYER and it didnt work.
I have the RPM for mplayer and mplayer-common but I cant install them because they require eachother and Im supposed to 'install them on 1 line of code' or something and I dont really understand how... But I would like Mplayer since everyone says its the best. (And thx for the 'registered linux user' site, I went there and put it in my sig too :)) |
.ogg and .ogm are the same thing - a file extension for Ogg. Ogg is not an audio format, it is a container format for audio, video and metadata. The audio format is called Vorbis, the video format is called Theora. So if you want to play an Ogg file containing video and audio, you need codecs for both Vorbis and Theora. According to Xiph:
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rpm -i mplayer.rpm mplayer-common.rpm |
The part 'just specify both packages'... how does the terminal know where to look for them exactly?
Anyway, I cant really explain the instructions i followed because they arent mine and I was just going step by step, I only understood every other bit of it, I got the instructions from these two sites (I downloaded there repositories) http://www.fedorafaq.org/ and http://home.gagme.com/greg/linux/fc4-tips.php I understand if you dont wanna go looking into everything I did, and i wouldnt expect you too. I was just hoping to get someone elses better solution, because this way if something goes wrong I can check with someone who knows the process. |
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