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bigfatbob · 21st September 2009, 15:03

There are buttloads (that's a Linux technical term, whereas "shitloads" is a Windows term) of audio player apps in Linux, just like there are in Windows. Since I like simple ones with a minimal footprint on the screen, I've used Winamp in Windows for about ten years. In Linux I want something similar, so I use Audacious (http://audacious-media-player.org/). It not only looks like Winamp, it even uses many Winamp skins. It's derived from XMMS, which was a Linux version of Winamp.

If you're used to Winamp for your music, you might want to give Audacious a look. It's in the repositories for most distros. According to its home page, its default install includes codec support for mp3, wma, flac and a whole bunch more. Since I already had the codecs installed on my PC's, I can't verify that.

Oh - unlike Winamp, Audacious isn't burdened down with trying to be an all-in-one multimedia player, so it's a fairly lightweight app.

Spurtis · 3rd October 2009, 13:07

I recommend JDownloader as a great tool to use to download stuff from here. Manages archive passwords and extract automatically. Create directories for downloads. Handles multiple hosts. Handle retries and waits if you're not a paying user. Perhaps not for newbies tho... Open Source and free.

http://jdownloader.org/

Since it's in Java it should work fine not only in Linux.

Dieselbeer · 9th October 2009, 09:44

Multimedia Player

I do not know (no own experiences) on LINUX-based-, but I could recommend the VCL player, working very well with the very most of audio and video formats on WIN-based OP-systems.

Quote:

http://downloadfreeplayers.com/vcl-media-players.php
or
http://videolan.org/vlc/

PS: I would like to read more of applicatons here, at the best with some own user experiences.

Dieselbeer · 11th October 2009, 10:37

Yes Timmy, thanks, I forgot an important Point: VCL - Player does have included codecs, what makes it fast! That's important, if your machine isn't quite so fast or is working hard in the background with other stuff (video rendering for example).
I know that player from WIN-systems, it only failed with some strange codecs I got with movies from Japan. Neither other players of mine where able to play those movies.

.rm - Files having an own, highly packed audio track (under Apple-licence, I think) so it's mostly impossible to play those files with other players. There are .rm- files with a third character (can't remember wich one) which are pay-files!!

silkmaze · 11th October 2009, 14:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dieselbeer

Multimedia Player

I do not know (no own experiences) on LINUX-based-, but I could recommend the VCL player, working very well with the very most of audio and video formats on WIN-based OP-systems.

PS: I would like to read more of applicatons here, at the best with some own user experiences.

I have been using VLC for a few years now, and was ecstatic to see that they finally had a linux version after I moved to OpenSuse almost 5 years ago. I found another player - GOM Player - unfortunately it only runs on Windows it compares very favourably when put up against VLC. On my windows machine, those two are the first media players I install. I wish they would port GOM to linux.

Dieselbeer · 13th October 2009, 08:17

Three players for looking vids (porns

) so far.

I'm a bit impatient, what's about some "serious"- applications. I heard of Open Office as an example, but honestly having no clue what it is (behind it- an office solution, known). Could give someone in here a few information (personal experiances) with it? The main information can be found in the net, I'm sure (didn't search so far) but more important - for me - would be some personal experiances like "Timmy" gave with the players. (see last passage)

I would also be interessted in video editing; I found about 15 PRGs in a list, but couldn't find out what's behind it.

But step by step, I'm not going to make any revolution on my PC - as long I can run my older WIN applications in an emulator window, it could run as an evolution.
For this evolution it's important, that an exchange of data is guaranteed.

Dieselbeer · 13th October 2009, 17:17

OpenOffice

Thank you Timmy,

just even I have been back from the side.
It's avalible for WIN (and MAC) too; I didn't know that issue. Looks great on the first impressions.

Math is a formula editor for creating more complex mathematical (physical) formulas, I found out - like those complex formulas I was talking about in case of "Signum!".
Designed to insert those later into "Writer" as far as I understood it.

The package is saving in .PDF format too, no secondary software needed !!!

Dieselbeer · 14th October 2009, 09:13

No Timmy, no HD vids so far. Only usual the codecs (DivX, Mpeg 1+2, Xvid; mp4, wmv, ect).
Have a look at: Denoise, deinterlace, pic crop, color filters * (brightness, contrast, gamma do have all), vol. correcture.

But I'm having several on WIN based PRGs, so I can live without doing it on LINUX based. The programming of this stuff needs a lot experiance in videos - maybe the reason for 'medicore'.

Quote:

I actually need to edit some of my videos so that is good

I think your not having old stuff - so it should be more easy.

(*) Color filters can work on several bases, brightness, contrast ect. The color correction is very important for restoring old tapes, because of the lower signal it gets a color shift (->?word?).

Dieselbeer · 14th October 2009, 09:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by TimmyW

What do you mean by this?

I'm having more than 20 years old tapes, that causes some trouble when one tries to capture it and than to improve the quality.
I think you will not have such old stuff. That was meant.

21st September 2009, 07:26	#1
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21st September 2009, 15:03	#2
bigfatbob Mobster Clinically Insane Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: usually under the table in a puddle of beer Posts: 4,369 Thanks: 1,989 Thanked 38,444 Times in 3,058 Posts	Audio Player There are buttloads (that's a Linux technical term, whereas "shitloads" is a Windows term) of audio player apps in Linux, just like there are in Windows. Since I like simple ones with a minimal footprint on the screen, I've used Winamp in Windows for about ten years. In Linux I want something similar, so I use Audacious (http://audacious-media-player.org/). It not only looks like Winamp, it even uses many Winamp skins. It's derived from XMMS, which was a Linux version of Winamp. If you're used to Winamp for your music, you might want to give Audacious a look. It's in the repositories for most distros. According to its home page, its default install includes codec support for mp3, wma, flac and a whole bunch more. Since I already had the codecs installed on my PC's, I can't verify that. Oh - unlike Winamp, Audacious isn't burdened down with trying to be an all-in-one multimedia player, so it's a fairly lightweight app.

11th October 2009, 10:37	#5
Dieselbeer V.I.Beer Forum Lord Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1,388 Thanks: 4,433 Thanked 43,818 Times in 1,331 Posts	Yes Timmy, thanks, I forgot an important Point: VCL - Player does have included codecs, what makes it fast! That's important, if your machine isn't quite so fast or is working hard in the background with other stuff (video rendering for example). I know that player from WIN-systems, it only failed with some strange codecs I got with movies from Japan. Neither other players of mine where able to play those movies. .rm - Files having an own, highly packed audio track (under Apple-licence, I think) so it's mostly impossible to play those files with other players. There are .rm- files with a third character (can't remember wich one) which are pay-files!! __________________ (All mirrored links are interchangable) Don't forget to say to your posters, don't just leech, be a member.

13th October 2009, 08:17	#7
Dieselbeer V.I.Beer Forum Lord Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1,388 Thanks: 4,433 Thanked 43,818 Times in 1,331 Posts	Three players for looking vids (porns ) so far. I'm a bit impatient, what's about some "serious"- applications. I heard of Open Office as an example, but honestly having no clue what it is (behind it- an office solution, known). Could give someone in here a few information (personal experiances) with it? The main information can be found in the net, I'm sure (didn't search so far) but more important - for me - would be some personal experiances like "Timmy" gave with the players. (see last passage) I would also be interessted in video editing; I found about 15 PRGs in a list, but couldn't find out what's behind it. But step by step, I'm not going to make any revolution on my PC - as long I can run my older WIN applications in an emulator window, it could run as an evolution. For this evolution it's important, that an exchange of data is guaranteed. __________________ (All mirrored links are interchangable) Don't forget to say to your posters, don't just leech, be a member.

13th October 2009, 17:17	#8
Dieselbeer V.I.Beer Forum Lord Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1,388 Thanks: 4,433 Thanked 43,818 Times in 1,331 Posts	OpenOffice 3 OpenOffice Thank you Timmy, just even I have been back from the side. It's avalible for WIN (and MAC) too; I didn't know that issue. Looks great on the first impressions. Math is a formula editor for creating more complex mathematical (physical) formulas, I found out - like those complex formulas I was talking about in case of "Signum!". Designed to insert those later into "Writer" as far as I understood it. The package is saving in .PDF format too, no secondary software needed !!! __________________ (All mirrored links are interchangable) Don't forget to say to your posters, don't just leech, be a member.

3rd October 2009, 13:07	#3
Spurtis Virgin Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 5 Thanks: 893 Thanked 10 Times in 4 Posts	I recommend JDownloader as a great tool to use to download stuff from here. Manages archive passwords and extract automatically. Create directories for downloads. Handles multiple hosts. Handle retries and waits if you're not a paying user. Perhaps not for newbies tho... Open Source and free. http://jdownloader.org/ Since it's in Java it should work fine not only in Linux.