problem with playing .mpeg,.dat files in redhat 9

This is a discussion about problem with playing .mpeg,.dat files in redhat 9 in the Linux Software category; I have insatalled redhat 9(Shrike) its kernel version is 2. 4. 20-8, and it cannot play. mpeg,. dat files. i have installed XMMS for playing audio files but which software to use for video files. And how to install that.

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I have insatalled redhat 9(Shrike) its kernel version is 2.4.20-8,
and it cannot play .mpeg,.dat files .
i have installed XMMS for playing audio files but which software to use for video files. And how to install that.

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What about Mplayer? See a post on this subject here.

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How about Xine, is this the one you tried? Or have you tried it?
 
I really like Xine...it's solid and it works great...Doesn't Kaffeine also play video files?

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mplayer is a good video player available for linux. it can files in lots of format provided you download the relevant codecs for them.
you can get mplayer from mplayerhq.hu
 

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Get mplayer now cos it might be shut down soon.

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Quote:iamroot (Senior Member) [View Profile]
Posts: 309 From: GNULand Joined: 2004-04-06 Member No.: 29114
Posted - 2005-03-23 06:18:58
Get mplayer now cos it might be shut down soon.

No way, are you serious. How sad? Why would MPlayers be shutting down. That's a sad news for the open source community.