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what is the best Media player for Linux?
post your views...
Thank you.
post your views...
Thank you.
what is the best Media player for Linux
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MetalheadGautham
AFK
Kaffeine. Period. Its the best media player I have ever used, for any platform.
But Kaffeine is the big daddy. its light, but its got every single feature I ever needed. It even has a built in file browser, so that memory is conserved a bit.
totem is a bit too simple. it lacks most advanced features like postprocessing and deinterlacing.
But Kaffeine is the big daddy. its light, but its got every single feature I ever needed. It even has a built in file browser, so that memory is conserved a bit.
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NucleusKore
TheSaint
you said media player
Go for Mplayer. With w32codecs it plays everything- mov, wmv, etc. etc.
Go for Mplayer. With w32codecs it plays everything- mov, wmv, etc. etc.
MetalheadGautham
AFK
so does kaffeine and totem.
but kaffeine got most of the features right.
IF you want MPlayer, use the frontend called SMPlayer.
MetalheadGautham
AFK
Kaffeine uses Xine.oh! media player? I personally swears with Xine. but mplayer/gmplayer will be what most gonna sought
MPlayer has better rendering on some videos, but performance varies. So I always have three media players - Kaffeine (damn, the kaffeine mplayer engine is loooong gone
), SMPlayer and VLC Media Player 0.9 (the QT4 edition nightlie builds)
MetalheadGautham
AFK
I am a 1337 VLC user and I must say its performance is quite ordinary, unless you use a nightlie build of version 0.9F*ck u all
Kisi ne apne jeevan kal mein VLC player pe music suna hai kabhi ????????????????????????
Iske aage a,b,c,k,m ------ sare player fail hain.
.Its main issue is that it does not have a dll loader.
NucleusKore
TheSaint
VLC does not play .rm and .mov, does it?
CadCrazy
in search of myself
No problem here in playing these files
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