Install the Flow 'nplay-unique video player on Ubuntu

Flow & lsquo; NPlay is a new video player written in Qt. It has a beautiful and concise interface and only provides basic playback functions. Flow & lsquo; NPlay is a relatively new video player with beautiful interfaces and simple operations (released for the first time in May ). One function is to move the video list by dragging the mouse. The player has basic functions, a search function, and supports color themes. Open a new video & mdash; you can also

Flow 'n' PlayIs a new video player written in Qt. It has a beautiful and concise interface and only provides basic playback functions.

Flow Play is a relatively new video player with beautiful interfaces and simple operations (released for the first time in December ). One function is to move the video list by dragging the mouse. The player has basic functions, a search function, and supports color themes.

Open a new video-you can also customize a cover in the same dialog box:

Setting dialog box -- set the basic options here:

Flow 'n' Play is still in early development, so it has some flaws compared to a more advanced player. You can set fewer options and cannot load subtitles or video and sound filters. Currently, an error or abnormal performance occurs occasionally when a new video is opened.

I believe that before it becomes a pretty good player to replace other players, you need to add several more features. But in the long run, Flow Play has a promising future.

Install Flow 'n' Play 14.04 on Ubuntu 0.922

There are several different ways to install Flow 'n' Play on Ubuntu. You can use the DEB package, or RUN the installation file written using the Bash command, or you can obtain a separate binary installation file on the Qt-Apps page.

To install Flow Play, you must first obtain the dependency:

1. Sudo apt-get install libqt5multimediaquick-p5 qtdeclarative5-controls-plugin qtdeclarative5 qtmultimedia-plugin qtdeclarative5-qtquick2-plugin qtdeclarative5-quicklayouts-plugin

Then download the DEB installation package. You can double-click or switch the directory in which the operation is being performed to the directory where you saved the installation package and enter the following command (this is a 64-bit command, for 32-bit systems, replace the DEB file with a 32-bit file ):

1. Sudo dpkg-I flow-n-play_v0.926_qt-5.3.2_x64.deb

EnterFlow-n-playTo run it. Note: To prevent dependency errors, you can runSudo apt-get-f installTo automatically obtain the missing dependencies and install Flow Play.

If you use the RUN script for installation, first install the dependencies mentioned above, and then RUN the script:

1. Wget-O http://www.prest1ge-c0ding.24.eu/programs/Flow-N-Play/v0.926/bin/flow-n-play_v0.926_qt-5.3.2_x64.run
2. Sudo./flow-n-play_v0.926_qt-5.3.2_x64.run

The third method is to manually install it to your desired location (download the provided binary file after the dependency is installed). Take the 32-bit version as an example:

1. Wget-O http://www.prest1ge-c0ding.24.eu/programs/Flow-N-Play/v0.926/bin/Flow-N-Play_v0.926_Qt-5.3.2_x86

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