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yes. there are hundreds of plugins for support for all sorts of media codecs like mp3, mpge video, ogg-vorbis, wma, wmv, avi, rma (real media audio), etc
In most cases all you have to do after you uncompress the source is to:
Code:
./configure
make
make install
In mplayer you may need put the codecs in a directory and specify the directory in the ./configure command and also add some options like enabling gui.
Read the README and INSTALL files that the package contains and do a
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If you want to play movies quickly, don't try to compile yourself, download instead an already packaged version of (g)mplayer and xine from blastwave.org or another sun freeware site.
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