Enable Mplayer to play the. RMVB audio and video files in Ubuntu [multiple images]

After Ubuntu8.04 is installed, it is found that the rmvb file cannot be played directly. It doesn't matter. Naturally, there are previous generations to explore the path. We can only do this for beginners, but we still need to record it and query it later. The following uses the English interface as an example. This tutorial explains how to install the necessary software for playing video. RMVB in Ubuntu step by step. All the steps and images below are from Ubuntu and may be the same in other Linux distributions. However, if you are not using Ubuntu, please

After installing Ubuntu 8.04, I found that the rmvb file could not be played directly. It doesn't matter. Naturally, there are previous generations exploring the path. We are just a beginner, but we still need to record it and we can query it later. The following uses the English interface as an example. This tutorial explains how to install the necessary software for playing video. RMVB in Ubuntu step by step.

All the steps and images below are from Ubuntu and may be the same in other Linux distributions. However, if you are not using Ubuntu, please refer to the mplayer README file first. Like other Simplehelp (author's website) tutorials, this may not be the only method for playing the. rmvb file in Ubuntu, but this is the easiest way I can find.

1. The first step is to use Synaptic Package Manager to install mplayer. (See)

When you mark mplayer installation, you may be prompted to install the following additional software packages (if they have not been installed before) (SEE ). (Gamboss flag: When Ubuntu is installed, mplayer is not installed by default. Run the sudo apt-get install mplayer command to install it, and then proceed to the next step)

2. After mplayer is installed, exit Synaptic Package Manager and open the download page of the binary decoding file of MPlayer. Download the corresponding decoding package based on your system (for example, if you are using a 32-bit operating system, download the Linux x86 package ). (Gamboss Tag: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html#binary_codecs decoding File Download Page)

Save the downloaded file to your desktop or home directory. After the download is complete, double-click to open the file, select the folder to be decompressed, and click the Extract button. (See)