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Quoting Luke-Jr <Luke-Jr@×××.net>: |
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> > Has anyone considered packaging the Helix Player |
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> > <https://player.helixcommunity.org/>? This seems like this has the |
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> > potential of |
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> > being a really good thing for the state of Linux multimedia... |
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> You do realize that Linux multimedia is quite further than it is on |
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> Windows, right? MPlayer and Xine can play virtually any kind of file |
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> (though some require proprietary codecs). |
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> Only thing we don't have is a standardized codec API, but I doubt |
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> Helix |
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> provides that. =p |
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Well, I guess what I was hoping was that this would give us legal access to some |
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of those proprietary drivers (although I guess RealPlayer already does). But |
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heck, it's always good to have another choice :-) |
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