I've always used Xine for DVD playback when I watch a movie on
my computer.
As for Fedora on DVD... I'm downloading the Fedora 4 torrent
now. Hope I have it eventually :)
--- Jamie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, as far as installing from dvds... DVD's are real nice to
> install from
> beca
Jamie wrote:
> Mplayer (kmplayer/gmplayer)is a pretty good multimedia player, but if you
> *only* play dvd movies, then ogle or xine might be a better choice. If you
> need a console program, then probably mplayer is your only choice.
The Xine package includes fbxine, which plays directly to th
So, as far as installing from dvds... DVD's are real nice to install from
because you can put a lot of stuff on a computer w/out attending it. its
fairly fast to install a lot of software.
Mplayer (kmplayer/gmplayer)is a pretty good multimedia player, but if you
*only* play dvd movies, then ogl
Thanks Max but I think I'll try core 3 for now. Maybe try '4 later.
Regards, Jim Darrough
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Max Lemieux
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 2:58 PM
To: Eugene Unix and Gnu/Linux User Group
Subject: Re: [Eug-lug] DVD
Note that Fedora Core 4 was just released a few hours ago... you may want to install it instead of
Core 3.
http://linux.slashdot.org/linux/05/06/13/1433254.shtml?tid=110&tid=106
On Debian, I've had wonderful luck playing DVDs with Xine; it "just worked".
-Max
Bob Miller wrote:
Jim Darrough w
Jim Darrough wrote:
> Thanks to you and Rodney for your help. I mis-worded my question (as usual).
> I do indeed have a DVD drive and am FTP-ing the DVD image for Fedora Core 3
> even as I type this however, that was not what I meant to ask. I would like
> to be able to play DVD Movies on the Fedo
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Thanks to you and Rodney for your help. I mis-worded my question (as usual).
I do indeed have a DVD drive and am FTP-ing the DVD image for Fedora Core 3
even as I type this however, that was not what I meant to ask. I would like
to be able to play DVD Movies on the Fedora box, and wondered if anyon
The DVD has the advantage of boot off 1 disc and install
EVERYTHING. The disadvantage if you're shooting for the Fedora
test releases is I've never had a proper MD5sum through FTP or
BitTorrent thus I've never burned the test candidate DVD.
Hopefully 4 comes out soon. How much RAM do you have on t
The DVD has the advantage of boot off 1 disc and install
EVERYTHING. The disadvantage if you're shooting for the Fedora
test releases is I've never had a proper MD5sum through FTP or
BitTorrent thus I've never burned the test candidate DVD.
Hopefully 4 comes out soon. How much RAM do you have on th
I am going to download and install Fedora core 3 or 4 (if available) on my
venerable old Soyo/Athlon 650 this week and wondered if anyone has any
advice on how to install DVD software? Anyone have preferences as to what
program I should use?
Thanks,
Jim Darrough
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