照瓢画葫来安装吧，好了之后，你的个人电脑就可以随心所欲的播放MP3,VCD,DVD了。
Daily xine RPMS (Linux DVD player)
This is an "unofficial" xine release. "Unofficial" just because
the xine project does not officially distribute any binary or compiled
packages. xine is free software and the source code is always
available and licensed under GPL. "Linux DVD Player" is here so you
can
google for it ;-)
The provided RPMS are built automatically everyday from xine's
Sourceforge CVS. This is all you need to play DVDs in linux (with full
menu support) and the other media formats xine can handle. For
more information please check the xine homepage.
The xine developers do not support CSS descrambling. The use of
this software for watching your legally purchased DVDs may be
illegal in your country.
You need to install libdvdcss rpm besides xine-lib and
xine-ui. Without libdvdcss you won't be able to watch encrypted
DVDs, that is, most of them.
If the files below are some days old that means cvs changes
have broken my daily building. Also note that sourceforge
public CVS access is getting worse everyday, and if the scripts
cannot get the latest version, packages won't be
updated.
These rpms are build in a RedHat Linux 7.3 server. Some care is
taken to keep them portable across different distros, so they should
also work on RH 7.x, 8.0, 9.0, Fedora, Mandrake, Suse, Conectiva...
Important notes:
- Dependencies for libxine rpm are manually set to a minimum.
The package will not require libraries used by specific plugins, such
as ALSA, to be available in order to be installed.
- Ogg/Vorbis version 1.0 is statically linked.
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To watch asf/avi files encoded with win32 dlls just
install w32codec rpm. This rpm includes the old Video for
Windows (vfw) codecs, Windows Media Video 8 (WMV8),
WMV9 and Quicktime 6 codecs. these codecs will be used
by xine as needed (that is, when native ones aren't available).
- If you install the RealPlayer8/9 rpm you will be able to
watch Real Networks streams (.rm). xine plays Real streams with
less cpu utilization than RealPlayer itself and works on sound
cards without 44.1Khz support. Do not use RealPlayer10,
xine will not be able to use their libraries since they
changed the binary interfaces. fortunately, Real10 streams can be
decoded perfectly using the Real9 libraries.
- libdvdcss 1.2.8 provided here is patched with network
support. this makes possible to watch dvds from a remote dvdrom
drive. check
xine-lib/doc/README.network_dvd (ignore the steps to build
'cdda_server' as the same utility is included here as
'dvdcss_server').
- xine-ui is statically linked to libcurl. press
(control+d) while running xine-ui to download new skins.
- libpng is now statically linked to keep dependencies
low.
- Travis England kindly sent me x86_64 rpms for suse-9.1. These files are available
here. Note: don't ask me about these rpms, I have not
tested them. Check the readme file for more information.
Step by step guide to run xine
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You need to download the xine engine (libxine). Get the
libxine rpm which more closely matches yourCPU:
libxine1-(version)-xxxxxx.i586.rpm for Pentium/Pentium MMX
libxine1-(version)-xxxxxx.i686.rpm for Pentium II/III/IV
libxine1-(version)-xxxxxx.k6.rpm for AMD K6
libxine1-(version)-xxxxxx.k7.rpm for AMD Athlon/Duron
If you don't know your CPU just get the i586 package.
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Download xine-ui:
xine-ui-(version)-xxxxxx.i586.rpm for any CPU.
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Install the packages (you need to be root):
# rpm -U libxine1* xine-ui*
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If you want full DVD support download and install
libdvdcss:
libdvdcss-1.2.8-1.network.i386.rpm
By default, xine expects to find your DVD-ROM at
/dev/dvd. Creating a symbolic link to your
device is recommended (for example, /dev/hdc or
/dev/scd0). The command below should work for
most users:
# ln -s /dev/cdrom /dev/dvd
Make sure the DMA is enabled for your DVD-ROM,
otherwise playback will be 'jumpy'.
# hdparm -d1 /dev/cdrom
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If you want full Windows Media Video and Quicktime support
download and install:
w32codec-0.52-1.i386.rpm
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If you want full Real Media support download and
install: RealPlayer9-9.0.7.151-4.i386.rpm newest
version
(alternative rpm for fedora core:
RealPlayer9-9.0.7.151-6.fdr.0.i386.rpm), or
RealPlayer8-8.0.3.412-5.i386.rpm older version (if
you have problems instaling RealPlayer9)
obs: Depending on your distro, you might need
/usr/sbin/update-alternatives or
libXm.so.2
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Type 'xine' at your console window and enjoy...
Hint: consider reading the xine FAQ.
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To try an experimental Netscape/Mozilla plugin using xine to play
embedded videos, download and install:
xine-mozilla-plugin-(version)-xxxxxx.i586.rpm
xine plugin for Netscape/Mozilla.
This plugin was not officialy released, it might hang/crash/freeze/burn.
in case of trouble just uninstall.
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