Monday, July 21, 2008

Get MPlayer to play your favorite video files

The standard video player in Aspire One is MPlayer - the Media Master is just another GUI to use mplayer.

But the MPlayer that cames standard in this Linux can't play some of the most common video codecs used on the internet video files (like DivX, XviD, H.264, etc) I don't know if it's a bug in libvacodec (used by MPlayer) or some sort of patent protection to avoid some codec licensing problems on some countries.


Anyway, if you want to play a more "uncommon" codec video file, you can "install" the video codecs available in official MPlayer site for download:

http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html
(get binary codec package for linux x86, decompress it somewhere and put the files (mostly dll's) in "/usr/lib/codecs/")

If you don't know how to do this, open the file manager, and in file menu you can open a terminal to type command lines.


Whenever a password is needed, it's the password you entered in the factory wizard of the first time you started the computer.


So if you downloaded a file say "essential-20071007.tar.bz2" you should do something like this:

tar xvfj Downloads/essential-20071007.tar.bz2

sudo mv essential-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs/


or in case you want a more complete codec package:

get the file from:
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/all-20071007.tar.bz2

and accordingly:

tar xvfj Downloads/all-20071007.tar.bz2

sudo mv all-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs/

now your MPlayer sould be able to play some more ccodec types, but unfortunately not the most common ones, so here you can get a new version of MPlayer that can play almost everyting (somewhat like VLC) files needed:

http://dl.atrpms.net/all/libfaac0-1.26-3.fc8.i386.rpm
http://dl.atrpms.net/all/libx264_54-svn20070414_2245-4.fc8.i386.rpm

http://dl.atrpms.net/all/mplayer-1.0-63_rc2.fc8.i386.rpm

ftp://fr.rpmfind.net/linux/freshrpms/fedora/linux/8/mplayer-skins/mplayer-skins-1.8-1.noarch.rpm

They are RPM packages made for Fedora Core 8 so you can install them on your One's Linux - you should follow by that order.

And to conclude some more command lines:

cd /usr/share/mplayer/

sudo ln -s Skin skins

cd Skin

sudo ln -s bluecurve default


And U'll have a new fully functional version of MPlayer with dozens of new skins available.

Right click on any of MPlayer's window and select skin browser to try them.

PS: If MPlayer starts complaining about a missing font (at the begining of playback), go to it's preferences (right click menu of MPlayer) and select this font:

/usr/share/X11/fonts/TTF/luxisr.ttf


Good MPlaying ;)


61 comments:

John Norafizan said...

Hello Mike,
I am John, just bought Aspire one couple of days ago :). I am tru=ying to follow the instruction to put more codecs for mplayer
It seems that i couldn't paste the files that i downloaded to folder /usr/lib/codecs - it keep on telling me it's forbidden to copy to that folder. Please help

Miguel Silva said...

Ups, I think I have an error on this line:
sudo mv all-20071007.tar.bz2 /usr/lib/codecs/

Replace that comand line with:
sudo mv all-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs/

(The previous example was ok, but this with more codes was wrong. - I'll try to correct that in main page)

yvje said...

Hi Mike,

I tried to install the Mplayer for linux like you described. Where I installed the 4 packages
libfaac0, libx264, mplayer1.0, mplayer-skins. I ended up with no player at all. It gave all error messages during installation. I now have no mediaplayer anymore.
Do you know a solution.

Kind regards,

Yvonne

Miguel Silva said...

yvonne, did you enter the following command lines?
cd /usr/share/mplayer/
sudo ln -s Skin skins
cd Skin
sudo ln -s bluecurve default

After installing the packages the default MPlayer skin is not available anymore, so you will need to tyoe those commands to set other skin as default (so that mplayer can show up it's graphical interface)

Try to run gmplayer (with a g in the begining) in a command like and see what error message you are getting.

Other than this, could it be a new software version of the whole Linpus distribution?

yvje said...

Hi Mike,

I installed everything again. First it was complaining about missing fonts. After i typed gmplayer in de command line i could choose the font you suggested. Then i chose a skin and now it works.

Thank you very much.

Yvonne

SAM said...

I installed the Mplayer as you describe.
It works, but i still can't open most common movie types, not even selecting the xvid codec (only 1.0 available).
The error message I get is "Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device"

It's only a matter of waiting for new codecs or I installed it wrong?

Miguel Silva said...

I think mplayer stores it's last options, so you might have selected a diferent video out (-vo) module and it's not working with that options.
Try opening mplayer (or just type gmplayer in a shell) and with the right mouse goto preferences and in video tab select xv (X11/Xv) and try to play aby video file again...
PS: It's strange how you can play some video formats, I think if the -vo option is wrong, you sould not be able to play any video at all.

SAM said...

Thanks! That fixed it.
I'm a total newbie to linux, in case you hadn't noted it.

paskal said...

wow this is great man..thanx 4 sharing this info.. i've been looking 4 my Aspire 1 video codec since last week..

thanx a lot :D

Graham said...

Hi Mike,

I'm having some problems with installing the mplayer rpm. I downloaded the packages using the ff browser and the default installer.

I get "failure: repodata/primary.sqlite.bz2 from updates: [Errno 256] No more mirrors to try."

If I then click on the "Repository Manager" and add a repository, the repository manager crashes with an unhanded exception.

I entered http://rpm.livna.org as the location ....

Miguel Silva said...

graham: did you install the other RPM's first (libfaac, libx264, etc)? you have to follow that order to install the mplayer rpm in last place.
This procedure worked with the default mirrors that came with aspire one, I don't know if the package manager is gettingany other files from mirrors.

Graham said...

Mike

Yes, I used my aspire to log on to your page, and downloaded each and installed in that order.

I went to sqlite's home page and tried installing that from there but get the same error.

Graham said...
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Graham said...

Mike: it was probably some issues with the repository. I just tried it again, and it now completed.

And I followed the rest of the instructions .. and can view my divx now! :)

Miguel Silva said...

This machine is a lidle wonder, but its inability to play some common video codecs (out of the box) might decept some new users.

I'm glad all of you found this blog useful - that's why I posted this information ;)

You are all welcome!

Ceno said...

or you can spare yourself the trouble and install vlc with
yum install vlc
in the terminal and you're all set to play just about anything ;-)

Miguel Silva said...

MPlayer always have been THE linux movie player for ages, and I think with the right codec packages it can play some "windows only" video files that VLC might not be able to decode.

I think Firefox also calls MPlayer for some media content in webpages.

Other than this, I think MPlayer on linux uses less CPU than most other players, though more likely to get a smooth playback.

But if it's that simple to install VLC, I'll give it a try (I use both players on my Ubuntu desktop machine).

Miguel Silva said...

Ceno: when trying to install VLC that way, I get an error ("Could not retrieve mirrorlist"), so I suppose I need add a new mirror where VLC package is available.

Bruce said...

Help...

I am trying to install the updated mplayer without luck.

I have downloaded the 4 files and when trying to install them in order, the computer asks for my password - I enter it and then it asked again, once again I enter it etc. etc...the files never install!

I have just updated my password and it should be correct...any ideas!?

Miguel Silva said...

wattsb: that should be your root password, (witch you have entered in the first time power on factory wizard).
Anyway, try in this command in the shell:
sudo passwd
and enter a new password as asked, and that sould be you new root password ;)

Bruce said...

BINGO!

The password is fixed - heck if I know what I was originally.

I will now continue on the course and try to install the mplayer update.

thanks again

Bruce said...
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Bruce said...

Mike,

OK OK I got it...

original I read the command lines wrong...I was putting in 1's not l's.....

ANOTHER PROBLEM...now many more video are playing( I have many in various formats)...but all of them there was issues with the sound & video syncing...the video is slow and the audio is normal....however my wmv file has great video and no audio at all(could be a missing codec).

... any clue why the video is slow?

John Norafizan said...

Hello Mike,
Gosh.. how come i was the only one having problem installing it... i've tried following all the instructions, but still having this problem... it will still give me this error message:

[user@localhost Documents]$ tar xvfj Downloads/essential-20071007.tar.bz2 sudo mv essential-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs
tar: Downloads/essential-20071007.tar.bz2: Cannot open: No such file or directory
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
tar: Child returned status 2
tar: sudo: Not found in archive
tar: mv: Not found in archive
tar: essential-20071007/*: Not found in archive
tar: /usr/lib/codecs: Not found in archive
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors

I have downloaded all the files into my download folder...

Mike, anyone .. please help.. Cheers!

Graham said...

I'm no linux expert but it looks like you don't have the path correct. Linux is case sensitve.. is it ./Downloads or is it ./download ?

I would change directory to where the bz2 file is and then execute the tar command.

I think I used the su command so I did not have to sudo all the time.

Miguel Silva said...

Graham: if you did a "su" you should be in user home directory, but if you did a "su -" you should be in /root directory.
And the default download directory whhere Firefox saves files is in Downloads insode user's home directory /home/user/Downloads ).

Miguel Silva said...

John Norafizan: did youu download the "essential" codec package, or the "all" codec package?
If you downloaded the all you sould use the respective comand line to decomprerss that archive:
tar xvfj Downloads/all-20071007.tar.bz2
and not the previous ("essential") tar command line.

John Norafizan said...

Hello Mike,
Yeah, my fault... :) :) it supposed to be all-20071007 and not essential-20071007. Linux really made me looked stupid... :) :)


Any way, I managed to do the first command (tar ...) but when it came to the 2nd command (sudo mv) another problem came out... it says connection refused... (
[user@localhost ~]$ sudo mv all-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs/
audit_log_user_command(): Connection refused) any body knows how to solve it?

Here is the comp0lete copy of my terminal...
[user@localhost ~]$ tar xvfj Downloads/all-20071007.tar.bz2
all-20071007/
all-20071007/xanlib.dll
all-20071007/frapsvid.dll
all-20071007/wvc1dmod.dll
all-20071007/vp7vfw.dll
all-20071007/zmbv.dll
all-20071007/vsshdsd.dll
all-20071007/vmnc.dll
all-20071007/README
all-20071007/tvqdec.dll
all-20071007/lsvxdec.dll
all-20071007/wmsdmod.dll
all-20071007/vdowave.drv
all-20071007/VDODEC32.dll
all-20071007/DECVW_32.DLL
all-20071007/wmvadvd.dll
all-20071007/ctadp32.acm
all-20071007/mi-sc4.acm
all-20071007/aslcodec_vfw.dll
all-20071007/scg726.acm
all-20071007/AvidQTAVUICodec.qtx
all-20071007/BeHereiVideo.qtx
all-20071007/CLRVIDDC.DLL
all-20071007/CtWbJpg.DLL
all-20071007/LCMW2.dll
all-20071007/LCODCCMW2E.dll
all-20071007/LCodcCMP.dll
all-20071007/QuickTime.qts
all-20071007/QuickTimeEssentials.qtx
all-20071007/QuickTimeInternetExtras.qtx
all-20071007/ViVD2.dll
all-20071007/acelpdec.ax
all-20071007/alf2cd.acm
all-20071007/aslcodec_dshow.dll
all-20071007/asusasv2.dll
all-20071007/asusasvd.dll
all-20071007/ativcr2.dll
all-20071007/atrac3.acm
all-20071007/atrc.so.6.0
all-20071007/avimszh.dll
all-20071007/avizlib.dll
all-20071007/clrviddd.dll
all-20071007/cook.so.6.0
all-20071007/cook.so
all-20071007/ddnt.so.6.0
all-20071007/divx.dll
all-20071007/divx_c32.ax
all-20071007/divxa32.acm
all-20071007/divxc32.dll
all-20071007/divxdec.ax
all-20071007/dnet.so.6.0
all-20071007/drv2.so.6.0
all-20071007/drv3.so.6.0
all-20071007/drv4.so.6.0
all-20071007/drvc.so
all-20071007/dspr.so.6.0
all-20071007/huffyuv.dll
all-20071007/i263_32.drv
all-20071007/iac25_32.ax
all-20071007/iccvid.dll
all-20071007/icmw_32.dll
all-20071007/imaadp32.acm
all-20071007/imc32.acm
all-20071007/ir32_32.dll
all-20071007/ir41_32.dll
all-20071007/ir50_32.dll
all-20071007/ivvideo.dll
all-20071007/jp2avi.dll
all-20071007/l3codeca.acm
all-20071007/l3codecx.ax
all-20071007/lhacm.acm
all-20071007/m3jp2k32.dll
all-20071007/m3jpeg32.dll
all-20071007/m3jpegdec.ax
all-20071007/mcdvd_32.dll
all-20071007/mcmjpg32.dll
all-20071007/mpg4c32.dll
all-20071007/mpg4ds32.ax
all-20071007/msadp32.acm
all-20071007/msg711.acm
all-20071007/msgsm32.acm
all-20071007/msh261.drv
all-20071007/msms001.vwp
all-20071007/msnaudio.acm
all-20071007/msrle32.dll
all-20071007/msscds32.ax
all-20071007/msvidc32.dll
all-20071007/mvoiced.vwp
all-20071007/nsrt2432.acm
all-20071007/pclepim1.dll
all-20071007/qdv.dll
all-20071007/qpeg32.dll
all-20071007/qtmlClient.dll
all-20071007/rt32dcmp.dll
all-20071007/sipr.so.6.0
all-20071007/sp5x_32.dll
all-20071007/tm20dec.ax
all-20071007/tokf.so.6.0
all-20071007/tokr.so.6.0
all-20071007/tsccvid.dll
all-20071007/tsd32.dll
all-20071007/tssoft32.acm
all-20071007/ubv263d+.ax
all-20071007/ubvmp4d.dll
all-20071007/ultimo.dll
all-20071007/vgpix32d.dll
all-20071007/vid_3ivX.xa
all-20071007/vid_cvid.xa
all-20071007/vid_cyuv.xa
all-20071007/vid_h261.xa
all-20071007/vid_h263.xa
all-20071007/vid_iv32.xa
all-20071007/vid_iv41.xa
all-20071007/vid_iv50.xa
all-20071007/vivog723.acm
all-20071007/voxmsdec.ax
all-20071007/vp31vfw.dll
all-20071007/vp4vfw.dll
all-20071007/vp5vfw.dll
all-20071007/vp6vfw.dll
all-20071007/vssh264.dll
all-20071007/vssh264core.dll
all-20071007/vssh264dec.dll
all-20071007/vsslight.dll
all-20071007/vsswlt.dll
all-20071007/wma9dmod.dll
all-20071007/wmadmod.dll
all-20071007/wmspdmod.dll
all-20071007/wmv8ds32.ax
all-20071007/wmv9dmod.dll
all-20071007/wmvdmod.dll
all-20071007/wmvds32.ax
all-20071007/wnvplay1.dll
all-20071007/wnvwinx.dll

[user@localhost ~]$ sudo mv all-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs/
audit_log_user_command(): Connection refused

Graham said...

John: I had the same problem using sudo so I just used su to switch to the superuser, and then used mv without having to use sudo.

Perhaps Mike can tell us why we get the connection refused response

John Norafizan said...

Graham,
I did follow ur instruction, well another problem came out:
[root@localhost ~]# mv all-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs
mv: cannot stat `all-20071007/*': No such file or directory
[root@localhost ~]#

Well, how come it says no such files directory when everything okay in the first command? (i.e. tar xvfj...)...

P/S: the only consolation is that i managed to install VLC player and Skype.. but i still not satisfied until i get this thing sorted out..

Graham said...

John: you need either to cd to the directory /mnt/home/Downloads/ where I presume all-20071007 is, or specify the full path to it.

Eg.

mv /mnt/home/Downloads/all-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs

The mv command is looking in
the current directory, but you are not where you want to be.

Miguel Silva said...

When you use the sudo comand, don't worry about the warning error message:
"audit_log_user_command(): Connection refused"
That message is just a warning telling you the system could not append to the log files what you've done with that commamnd used by sudo (as root in linux, - just like registering what Administrator is doing to the system).
Just ignore that waring, and it all should work as described in the instructions.

Bruce said...

Mike,

Thanks for the help...The new mplayer is installed and up and running great...my previously reported problem with video not syncing with the audio, was solved by entering - preferences - and changing some settings. As it turns out, the problem was only with HD video and it occurred when my poor little computer was trying too much. 480 video is perfect and 720p is a little shaky - but it now at least syncs!

Bruce

John Norafizan said...

Hello all,
Thanks very much for the help! At last i managed to run AVI player in A1 :) :)

Unknown said...

Mike, I'm having a great deal of trouble installing the all package. It keeps refusing to find the darn thing, and I've tried the tar command over and over again.

cataldo said...

Thank you very much for your help, Mike!
Everything now works fine. I have just a last little issue.. when I play movies in fullscreen mode the player does not disappear (the minimize button does not work). With some skins I can see a reduced version of the player if I move the mouse at the bottom of the screen, but there is no way to hide the main window. Do you know how to fix this problem?
Thank you in advance!

Miguel Silva said...

cataldo: I also have that issue some times in fluu screen mode, but try clicking with the mouse once over the video (outside the mpayer interface). or in the player controll windows and then over the video

Unknown said...

ok Mike! It works.. thanks again!

Unknown said...

Good job & kudos to you Mike Silva. It's a shame users are forced to resort to this sort of thing just to play an XVid file. This is the reason I warn people away from Linux if they're ever interested in trying it. Managing a couple of Linux servers is part of my job btw.

Alexey Hurricane said...

Error: Missing Dependency: libgnutls.so.13(GNUTLS_1_3) is needed by package libpurple
Error: Missing Dependency: libedataserver-1.2.so.9 is needed by package ame
Error: Missing Dependency: libgnutls.so.13 is needed by package ame
Error: Missing Dependency: libgnutls.so.13 is needed by package libpurple
Error: Missing Dependency: libedataserver-1.2.so.9 is needed by package acerim
Error: Missing Dependency: libgnutls.so.13 is needed by package acerim



what to do with this errors ? i havent got idea

Unknown said...

Strange, I did not seem to get it done here ... on an Aspire One.

I did the libfaac0-1.26-3.fc8.i386.rpm,
then the libx264_54-svn20070414_2245-4.fc8.i386.rpm
and then it missed a whole bunch of dependencies. The worst was libdvdnav, because libdvdnav-4.1.2-2.fc8.i386.rpm depends on libdvdread.I installed it and it still complained: it needs libdvdread.so.3, and that only comes in the old libdvdread-0.9.7-4.fc8.i386.rpm.

And finally, it also cried for directfb svgalib and xmms-libs. the latter could easily be obtained by "sudo yum install" followed by these names.

Also, the font problem remains unsolved:
"/usr/share/X11/fonts/TTF/luxisr.ttf doesn't look like a bitmap font description, ignoring."

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the tutorial. However I get a dependency problem when I try to install the mplayer package. The first to installs fine but when i try to install mplayer I get:

Missing Dependency: libpulse.so.0(PULSE_0) is needed by package mplayer
Missing Dependency: libdvdnavmini.so.4 is needed by package mplayer

Any suggestions on what other package to get to solve this?

Thank you in advance.

Benny

Unknown said...

Hi Benny,

how about reading the post just above yours?

These are the packages needed in my case:

libdvdnav-4.1.2-2.fc8.i386.rpm
libdvdread-0.9.7-4.fc8.i386.rpm
libfaac0-1.26-3.fc8.i386.rpm
libx264_54-svn20070414_2245-4.fc8.i386.rpm
mplayer-1.0-63_rc2.fc8.i386.rpm
mplayer-skins-1.8-1.noarch.rpm
pulseaudio-libs-0.9.8-5.fc8.i386.rpm

Uwe

Anonymous said...

Sorry about that. I did not read the post like that. A bit slow today ;-)

It works like a charm. Thank you.

Btw: Do I have to install the codecs when I have upgraded mplayer?

simon said...

You can find packages for missing dependencies on rpmfind.net; for example I needed to add the following before I was able to install the updated mplayer:

ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/fedora/updates/8/i386.newkey/libdvdnav-4.1.2-2.fc8.i386.rpm
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/fedora/releases/8/Everything/i386/os/Packages/libdvdread-0.9.7-3.fc8.i386.rpm
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/fedora/updates/8/i386.newkey/pulseaudio-libs-0.9.8-5.fc8.i386.rpm

Tareq said...

if you're having problems with dependencies try this out:

sudo yum install fedora-release

more info here:
http://macles.blogspot.com/2008/09/updated-repositories.html

thanks to Macles*,

T

Anonymous said...

Thank you so very much for those easy-to-understand explanations! I'm a complete Linux newbie and have been fighting with my shiny new Aspire One all day. Thanks to you, my little world is at peace again! :)

dkobyrne said...

Mike,

trying to install mplayer files as you suggest. I have donwloaded 3 files but last from ftp site wont download for now.

How do I install these ?

after password I use 'rpm -ivh (filename) but it gives me no such file or directory. I am at (user@localhost downloads) but is that a diff drectory to where my files have been saved (also my disk:///Downloads )

Any help for newbiw appreciated...

Declan

ssfc72 said...

Also had dependencies problems with the rpm's from Mike's excellent article.

Got the rpm's mentioned in Udippel's Oct 1/08 post, and again got a dependency issue with the mplayer rpm.

Went back to Mike's article and ran the mplayer rpm, again, it noted dependencies needed and went ahead and got them.

Thanks guys, I can now play avi files. :-)

Ray said...

well I installed mplayer ok after installing the libdvd* rpm and puleaudio as mentioned higher up.
Nothing happens in a menu.
If I open a terminal I get a list of command options to use but no gui as I had with the pre-installed mplayer. And the stupid mediamaster still won't recognise my avi,divx files. I thought it used mplayer ?

What do I do know to enable the gui ?

Ray

Simon Peter said...

Just posted re dependencies and have now resolved that problem by finding the files and installing them but guess what, no no mplayer at all similar to recent posts...

Have done the skins bit and changed the font as suggested.

Still no mplayer, now worse off than before...any clues please.

Anonymous said...

for anyone interested in the rpms i deposited them at the following location

http://drop.io/aspire_one_mplayer_rpms_my6dicd

the links were not working when i clicked on them (dl.atrpms.net)..so i found them on rpm.pbone.net instead...decided to group it all to make it easier for others...

Young and frustrated BPD sufferer said...

PLEASE HELP... I've installed mplayer onto my Aspire one, it works, I think, but all my files are in AVI format and it won't play any of them... what shall I do???
Thanks!

gary said...
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gary said...

hi.
read this and helped that i did not have cap for Downloads.
but now get this error?


user@localhost ~]$ tar xvfj Downloads/all-20071007.tar.bz2 sudo mv all-20071007/* /usr/lib/codecs/
all-20071007/xanlib.dll
all-20071007/frapsvid.dll
all-20071007/wvc1dmod.dll
all-20071007/vp7vfw.dll
all-20071007/zmbv.dll
all-20071007/vsshdsd.dll
all-20071007/vmnc.dll
all-20071007/README
all-20071007/tvqdec.dll
all-20071007/lsvxdec.dll
all-20071007/wmsdmod.dll
all-20071007/vdowave.drv
all-20071007/VDODEC32.dll
all-20071007/DECVW_32.DLL
all-20071007/wmvadvd.dll
all-20071007/ctadp32.acm
all-20071007/mi-sc4.acm
all-20071007/aslcodec_vfw.dll
all-20071007/scg726.acm
all-20071007/AvidQTAVUICodec.qtx
all-20071007/BeHereiVideo.qtx
all-20071007/CLRVIDDC.DLL
all-20071007/CtWbJpg.DLL
all-20071007/LCMW2.dll
all-20071007/LCODCCMW2E.dll
all-20071007/LCodcCMP.dll
all-20071007/QuickTime.qts
all-20071007/QuickTimeEssentials.qtx
all-20071007/QuickTimeInternetExtras.qtx
all-20071007/ViVD2.dll
all-20071007/acelpdec.ax
all-20071007/alf2cd.acm
all-20071007/aslcodec_dshow.dll
all-20071007/asusasv2.dll
all-20071007/asusasvd.dll
all-20071007/ativcr2.dll
all-20071007/atrac3.acm
all-20071007/atrc.so.6.0
all-20071007/avimszh.dll
all-20071007/avizlib.dll
all-20071007/clrviddd.dll
all-20071007/cook.so.6.0
all-20071007/cook.so
all-20071007/ddnt.so.6.0
all-20071007/divx.dll
all-20071007/divx_c32.ax
all-20071007/divxa32.acm
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Anonymous said...

This worked for me on an Acer Aspire One. I downloaded the ones in

http://drop.io/aspire_one_mplayer_rpms_my6dicd

Into the Downloads/ folder. Then, I opened a terminal [Alt-F2 + "terminal" + ENTER], did "cd Downloads/" and there

ls

sudo rpm -Uvh SOMETHING

Where SOMETHING is the name of the package (ends in .rpm) as shown by the "ls" command, in the order in which they are mentioned in the article.

I got some missing dependencies, which I downloaded from here:

http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/12303297/com/svgalib-1.9.25-3.fc8.i386.rpm.html

http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/12304139/com/xmms-libs-1.2.10-36.fc7.i386.rpm.html

http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/12295959/com/directfb-1.0.0-3.fc8.i386.rpm.html

http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/12354183/com/libdvdread-0.9.7-4.fc8.i386.rpm.html

(Again, just download them to the Downloads/ folder and do "sudo rpm -Uvh SOMETHING")

In general, if you get a message about a missing dependency, go to rpm.pbone.net, search for the name of the file that is missing, then select from the search results the one that has Fedora 8 as the name of the distribution, and i386 in the URL.

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