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On windows XP, I used media player classic to view video media. This is one of the best players i have come accross and allows easy viewing of external subtitles ...
- 10-22-2004 #1Just Joined!
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Video Media player issuses
On windows XP, I used media player classic to view video media. This is one of the best players i have come accross and allows easy viewing of external subtitles etc..
I have since moved to linux and have noticed that with kaffine the sound tends to go out of sync. I have also tried mplayer which seems much better, but whenever i select full screen, the video size stays exactly as it is and all i get is the rest of the screen filled with black.
So my question is, which is the most powerful media player for linux? Where do i get the equivillent of Xvid, Divx, AC3, ogg codecs? How can i play back external subtitles with my video fils?
- 10-22-2004 #2Linux Guru
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mplayer is really great
but xine is also very popular
- 10-25-2004 #3Just Joined!
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anyone else? this hasn't really answered anything.
EDIT: sorry that sounds a little harsh. I really want to know how to get Mplayer outputing properly to fullscreen.
- 11-13-2004 #4Linux User
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At least you got it running well. I still have to go through this:
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/README
Wish me luck!!
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