Multimedia playback tools in Linux

Title: multimedia playback tool in Linux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.
After years of development, a considerable number of multimedia playing tools have been available in Linux. Although from the perspective of functions and user interfaces, these playing tools are still inferior to playing tools in Windows, but they are enough to meet our needs for listening to music and watching VCD in Linux.
　　
　　 CD player
Most users do not have high requirements on the CD player, as long as they can play the CD. In this way, the CD player that comes with KDE can basically meet your requirements.
　　　
　　
　　
The CD player does not need to be installed independently. Its user interface 1 is similar to the CD player in Windows 9X. The CD player supports CDDB projects (for more information about CDDB, visit the CDDB homepage), and allows users to modify, download, save, comment, and upload CDDB projects.
　　
　　 VCD player
　　 Kde vcd player
The kde vcd player is a shared software provided with the KDE window manager. After KDE is installed, it is installed. This VCD player User Interface 2 shows, it is relatively weak, only play the VCD disc in the CD-ROM, but not support other data sources, you can only pause, fast forward, and rollback operations during playback. If you have not found any other playback software for the moment, use it to watch the VCD.
　　　
　　
　　
MpegTV Player
　　
MpegTV Player is a VCD playback software released by MpegTV. It supports full-screen playback and multiple data sources, including files and pipelines), network connection, VCD, and so on. This software can be downloaded from the http://www.mpegtv.com, there are also download site: ftp://ftp.softhouse.com.cn/download3/12234mtv-1.1.0.1-libc5.tar.gz.
　　
Download 12234mtv-1.1.0.1-
　　
After libc5.tar.gz is decompressed with Tar, an Mtv directory is generated, enter the directory, and run./mtv to start MpegTV.
　　　
　　
　　
As shown in MpegTV's User Interface 3, the user interface needs to be more complex because its functions are much better than the VCD Player provided by KDE. MpegTV is not difficult to use, but the software needs to be registered. Otherwise, a prompt window appears frequently during use.
　　
　　 MP3 player
There are many MP3 players in Linux, and almost every Linux Resource website can download MP3 players. You can directly use the MP3 player that comes with the KDE environment, you can also download the X11amp running in X Window to the http://www.softhouse.com.cn, you can even download the MP3 player mp3blster (http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/sound/players/mp3/mp3blaster-2.0b17.tar.gz) That is executed in the console ).
　　
　　 MP3 player in KDE
The MP3 player that comes with KDE does not need to be installed independently, as shown in interface 4. It may be that Winamp is too popular. The MP3 player that comes with KDE is basically made by imitating Winamp. Both functions and interfaces are similar to Winamp. It can play any number of files, edit the file list as needed, and adjust the balance between audio and audio channels. This MP3 player supports Chinese and correctly displays the Chinese song name.
　　　
　　
　　
X11amp
　　
Download the x11amp-0.9-beta1.1.tar file from the preceding address, decompress it with the Tar xvf x11amp-0.9-beta1.1.tar, and run the following commands in sequence to complete the installation process:
　　
Cd x11ampsource
　　
./Configure
　　
Make
　　
Make install
　　
After installation, run x11amp to start the player.
　　
　　
　　
X11amp is an MP3 player that completely imitates Winamp. Its Interface 5 shows that it is identical to Winamp except for the cute little penguin. X11amp includes almost all Winamp functions, such as loop/drag-and-drop playback, audio, sound balancing, skin replacement, and support plug-ins.