You can use the real player codecs with mplayer. I like this approach
because there are a lot of neat features to mplayer like redirecting the
output of streaming media through your PCM device, and into a wav on disk
(which then can be encoded as mp3, ogg, etc for later listening).
- Sebastian
On Wed, 18 May 2005, William Roddy wrote:
HelixPlayer and RealPlayer are almost identical. RealPlay is now cooperating
with Helix. Helix is regarded as the open-source project, the one that's
being included with some new distributions; RealPlayer is still proprietary,
but works very well with Linux now and is free "as in beer." The only other
difference I've noticed is their logos.
William Roddy
Quincy CA
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