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From: David Johnson <djohnson@acuson.com>
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To: That Guy <thatguy_11@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Any good mpeg, mpg, avi, general media players (movies)
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That Guy wrote:
> 
> You guys have any ideas about good media players?  I don't particularly like
> real, of course I didn't spend much time on configuration.  I like mpegtv if
> they wouldn't have made that ass-beating registration bullshit.  Anybody
> have any ideas about good ones?

Well, if you're not adverse to GUI interfaces in general, and desktops
in particular, then there's aKtion, which is part of KDE2. It does mpeg
and avi.

I'm still waiting for Apple to make QuickTime available for some Unix
other than darwin.

David


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