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Playing mpeg's
I recommend Mplayer. This can be obtained from the Marillat repository by adding the following line to your sources.list:
(replacing "testing" with "stable" or "unstable" depending on what branch of Debian you're running).
The once you have run "apt-get update" you can then download Mplayer and the Mozilla plugins to integrate it into Firefox etc by running:
Marillat also has some other useful packages like w32codecs for running unencrypted .wmv files and flashplayer-mozilla which installs Macromedia Flash (rather than just providing the installation tarball, as in the official Debian package).
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deb ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/ testing main
The once you have run "apt-get update" you can then download Mplayer and the Mozilla plugins to integrate it into Firefox etc by running:
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apt-get install mplayer mplayer-mozilla
I have to put my vote in for Vlc
to install:
# apt-get install vlc
For me, it was easy to install and supports more formats than any video viewer that I have found. There is also some good documentation at TLDP here.
to install:
# apt-get install vlc
For me, it was easy to install and supports more formats than any video viewer that I have found. There is also some good documentation at TLDP here.
Debian Sys Admin
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/sag/html/index.html
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/sag/html/index.html
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The mplayer is a command line player unless you install a skin. You have also to care about codecs. Still it is a very good player and i use it for audio and video streaming.
The Vlc player has a graphical interfaces and you don't have to care about codecs. It can handel a lot of formats. Plus you can obtain it from your Debian Source...
The Vlc player has a graphical interfaces and you don't have to care about codecs. It can handel a lot of formats. Plus you can obtain it from your Debian Source...