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by **Andrew Puruggan** » Fri, 26 Jan 2001 00:02:46

Before I start d/loading any more of these players, I'd like to hear from
you ppl. I would like the least amount of d/loads, too; preferably a
complete standalone package. I have Mandrake 6.0, 2-2.13mdk kernel on a
slow connection. I have sound working.

xanim need this, aktion needs that, kmpg yadda yadda

What works for you?

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by **LFessen1** » Fri, 26 Jan 2001 03:53:29

Quote:
>What works for you?

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MTVP

by **Eric** » Fri, 26 Jan 2001 17:42:00

> Before I start d/loading any more of these players, I'd like to hear from
> you ppl. I would like the least amount of d/loads, too; preferably a
> complete standalone package. I have Mandrake 6.0, 2-2.13mdk kernel on a
> slow connection. I have sound working.

> xanim need this, aktion needs that, kmpg yadda yadda

> What works for you?

xine, lamp, and the ones you mention.

They all work here.

Eric

by **Michel Bardiau** » Fri, 02 Feb 2001 22:23:53

> > Before I start d/loading any more of these players, I'd like to hear from
> > you ppl. I would like the least amount of d/loads, too; preferably a
> > complete standalone package. I have Mandrake 6.0, 2-2.13mdk kernel on a
> > slow connection. I have sound working.

> > xanim need this, aktion needs that, kmpg yadda yadda

> > What works for you?

> xine, lamp, and the ones you mention.

Found xine easily at xine.sourceforge.net, but lamp eluded me... Do you
have an URL?

Quote:
> They all work here.

> Eric

There is also xmms, xmps, xtheatre, avifile; am still trying all of
these (most require or at least strongly recommend quite recent versions
of several packages like SDL and XFREE4, so I have to live dangerously
:-) and upgrade my Debian/Potato to 'bleeding edge'...)

Now that the trick of using the Windows DLLs in a Linux player is known
to work, and that there is even an OpenDIVX project, the set of tools
for video is almost complete on Linux (even though most are still 'in
development'). About the only missing piece (but it's a big one!) is
either an open-source encoder for ASF, or an alternate, open, streaming
format. Any pointers?

Cheers.
--
Michel Bardiaux

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