I'm just compiling up Mplayer available from http://www.mplayerhq.hu - according to the documentation, it should be a killer for playback of all media types in *nix...
What are the chances of this replacing kaboodle or noatun as a default media player? Surely having out of the box support for most media file types in existance would be awesome!
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Yop, it would be nice...
...but AFAIremember, providing a fully featured player in the distribution would fall under the same (legal) issues as xmms.. Plus, when you compile MPlayer, you get arch. optimisations (different code used for AMD and P4 for example), which I'm not sure is feasible/doable.
Also, there's a kde wrapper (KMPlayer) somewhere in the packages..
On Tuesday 02 September 2003 16:04, Steven Haigh wrote:
I'm just compiling up Mplayer available from http://www.mplayerhq.hu - according to the documentation, it should be a killer for playback of all media types in *nix...
What are the chances of this replacing kaboodle or noatun as a default media player? Surely having out of the box support for most media file types in existance would be awesome!
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You can also get MPlayer from fedora and freshrpms with all of the plug-ins and skins ready to go. Just need to grab it if you have already configured apt or yum for their repositories.
Cheers,
Chris
On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 10:05, Laur Ivan wrote:
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Yop, it would be nice...
...but AFAIremember, providing a fully featured player in the distribution would fall under the same (legal) issues as xmms.. Plus, when you compile MPlayer, you get arch. optimisations (different code used for AMD and P4 for example), which I'm not sure is feasible/doable.
Also, there's a kde wrapper (KMPlayer) somewhere in the packages..
On Tuesday 02 September 2003 16:04, Steven Haigh wrote:
I'm just compiling up Mplayer available from http://www.mplayerhq.hu - according to the documentation, it should be a killer for playback of all media types in *nix...
What are the chances of this replacing kaboodle or noatun as a default media player? Surely having out of the box support for most media file types in existance would be awesome!
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Le mar 02/09/2003 à 18:05, Laur Ivan a écrit :
Plus, when you compile MPlayer, you get arch. optimisations (different code used for AMD and P4 for example)
This is not more true. Use : ./configure --enable-runtime-cpudetection
On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 18:05, Laur Ivan wrote:
...but AFAIremember, providing a fully featured player in the distribution would fall under the same (legal) issues as xmms.. Plus, when you compile MPlayer, you get arch. optimisations (different code used for AMD and P4 for example), which I'm not sure is feasible/doable.
MPlayer supports automatic runtime CPU detecttion, so it can be compiled on, let's say, a P4, and run with no performance penalty on an AMD Athlon XP.
Also, there's a kde wrapper (KMPlayer) somewhere in the packages..
I use Kaffeine... It looks very good :-)