Video Player for Fedora 11
Just loaded Fedora 11 and not happy with video player, totem or gm player, looking for a more all round solution that comes up automatically for all video needs. Been playing a bit with linux on and off for a few years but not being a programmer I generally give up as installing programs and updates can be a real problem. I even spent money to get OS2 when it first came out (32 floppies). now have a programmer in family so can also pick his brain.
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Take a look at vlc or gxine |
command line mplayer (not the gui versoin!)
1. download the source snapshot (http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html) 2. download the codecs package "all-20071007.tar.bz2" (http://www.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/) 3. make local codecs dir, e.g.: Code:
$mkdir -p $HOME/.local/lib/codecs 5. configure the source: Code:
./configure --prefix=$HOME/.local --codecsdir=$HOME/.local/lib/codecs Code:
make && make install quick reference: ---------------- i. play file Code:
$ mplayer FILE first mount dvd, then: Code:
$ mplayer -dvd-device /where/you/mounted/the/dvd dvd://1 changing audio language with the option "-alang en" (or: fr/de/sp/jp ...) changing subtitle language with "-slang en" (or: fr/de/sp/jp ...) for everything else see: man 1 mplayer |
Thanks for info
I loaded "gxine" and it seems to work fine with Fedora 11, thanks for the replies.
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