DVD movie player in Linux

Greg Rundlett greg at freephile.com
Thu Jul 1 09:01:59 EDT 2004



Jerry Feldman wrote:

>On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 07:21:59 -0400
>"Sharpe, Richard" <rsharpe at amherst1.com> wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Hi
>> 
>>    I am trying to find a Linux based DVD movie player to run one of
>>    my
>>LINUX installation's, I have one provided with the distro is crippled.
>>Any help is greatly appreciated.
>>    
>>
>xine is shipped without codecs 
>You can download it from http://xinehq.de/
>There are many front ends for xine, such as Kaffeine.
>  
>
and xine-ui which i just installed last night for my Debian system
 # apt-get install xine-ui

I'm not sure what, if anything needs to be done to make it play a DVD, 
but it did report a missing codec (related to the sound part only) of 
some .mov clips which I was trying to download from clips.outfoxed.org.  
I didn't realized that Xine doesn't come with a full library of 
codecs...since I've used it before without trouble on other systems 
where it was part of the distribution.  I guess I'll go check it out and 
see what codecs I can download to support most formats.

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