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I'm looking for a native Linux media player that is good at playing Matroska files with styled subtitles. I have SMPlayer, MPlayer, Totem, and VLC, but none of them handle ...
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- 03-10-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Matroska playback in Linux
I'm looking for a native Linux media player that is good at playing Matroska files with styled subtitles. I have SMPlayer, MPlayer, Totem, and VLC, but none of them handle the subs well. For the time being I'm reduced to running a VirtualBox of XP when I want to watch HD Matroska vids with subs that actually work properly (i.e., are readable when lots of translation notes and such should appear on top of the screen). While I don't really have a big problem with running windows apps in Vbox, the very high def videos tend to get unsynced on video+subs/audio because they require so much cpu and its running in an emulated environment. Any help is appreciated.
- 03-11-2008 #2Linux Engineer
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Try Mplayer from cvs, it is supposed to handle matroska flawlessly.
Xine's not so bad, either.Operating System: GNU Emacs


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