Use Ubuntu TOTEM to play RMVB and other audio and video files

Totem is a Media Player installed by default in Ubuntu, which is called "movie player ". After the installation, we found that the biggest problem with Totem was playing the rm and rmvb files. After the corresponding decoder is installed on the Internet, the rm and rmvb files will still be played without a picture. The solution is simple. Download and decompress the following files, open the terminal, and go to the corresponding file directory to execute

Totem is a Media Player installed by default in Ubuntu, which is called "movie player ". After the installation, we found that the biggest problem with Totem was playing the rm and rmvb files. After the corresponding decoder is installed on the Internet, the rm and rmvb files will still be played without a picture.

The solution is simple. After downloading and decompressing the following files, open the terminal and go to the corresponding file directory and execute install. sh to solve the problem. The following command is recommended for script execution:

Sudo./install. sh

I did not dare to do this. The problem was solved by zhangzhexx of the ubuntu Forum. I just re-wrote the installation script. I always think that the dos bat file is strange in linux.

If the decoding still persists, install the libstdc ++ 5 Library. The installation command is:

Sudo apt-get install libstdc ++ 5

Download scripts required for playing RMVB using TOTEM

If the downloaded file name is incomplete (when the number of users who use the Internet Explorer occurs, modify the file name to "codec.tar.gz ".