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a media player for linux?
Is there a media player for linux? If so where and how? Thnx!
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mplayer
xine xmms ogle Kaffeine beep Kplayer etc, etc .... just use freshmeat.net or sourceforge.net when you wanna search for software .. they all a lot of things on them sites ... or even google for that matter ;-) |
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mplayer owns all others ;)
A vast selection of playable formats. |
kewl thnx...
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mplayer, installed from source, "owns all others" including anything on Win or Mac
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well I'm having problems installing it. I keep getting gcc error I need to update it so how do I update the gcc?
Actually I got the latest GCC 3.3.2. Now I'm having a problem installing GCC into the comp. |
Does one of these media players support itunes style radio?
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I tried using xine to play video formats but there is only video no sound.
Why is that? |
something is wrong with your codecs (not installed, etc). make sure you install the w32codec rpm. otherwise, make sure your vid card is also installed correctly
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The win32 codecs are installed, what else could it be?
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What distro and vid card do you have? i had a problem similar to that with xine using red hat on my radeon 9700pro for awhile till i switched to slack and it worked perfectly.
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I am using Mandrake 9.1 and my video card is a sis630. My sound card is cmedia8738.
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cant say i know a lot about mandrake, just that its similar to red hat as far as being system V. No advice there, just usually when you get only sound out of a video, its a codec issue. Have you done searches on this elsewhere?
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beejay - Mandrake can use terminal URPMI commands to snatch updates, codecs, etcetera for programs and applications. I snagged my copy of mplayer with skins and codecs just by punching in various URPMI commands. Perhaps you could give that a shot and see if you can get some codexs for your player.
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