MPlayer - configuring

[Andrew Zschetzsche]

Oh, thanks for pointing that out.  I haven't researched into that stuff yet.

Now that I'm better informed, I'll be very interested in building/installing
one of those on my box.  One less thing to have to switch OSes for.

Thanks,
Andy Zschetzsche

On 1/10/05 2:17 PM, "Cian Duffy" <myob87 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Quicktime is architechturally not a streaming format. However, it is
> used sometimes. Its very well reverse engineered, with all commonly
> used codecs bar Apple's latest sound one being supported by both VLC
> and mplayer
>> Or possibly Apple's Quicktime.  If it is so, I remember something like
>> OpenQuickTime or something as I was attempting to install Gentoo a while
>> back.  But I've never tried it (yet, it just got added to my YDL to-do
>> list).  That sounds like something I'd boot into OS X for.
>>> Firstly, streaming video is probably Windows Media 10 these days, so
>>> it won't play on Linux PPC. For RealPlayer, just use the real
>>> RealPlayer 10 for Linux PPC, it'll work better than mplayer.

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