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Joe Warner wrote:
> 
> Can anyone recommend a good movie player for FreeBSD 4.2 that
> will play multiple formats like MPEG, AVI, etc.?

If you don't need the best performance/quality for each format, then
aKtion works. It's kind of lame on MPEG though. xmovie seems pretty good
for MPEG, but I don't think it does other formats.

David

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