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Once the repository is added, we next add '''VLC'''. It is that ''simple''! | Once the repository is added, we next add '''VLC'''. It is that ''simple''! | ||
yum install vlc | yum install vlc | ||
| − | yum install mozilla-vlc | + | |
| + | == Install Optional VLC Firefox Plugin == | ||
| + | yum install mozilla-vlc | ||
<div class="centerBlock"><div class="noteMessage">'''Note:''' The '''VLC Media Player''' can <u>Not</u> run as the ''''root'''' user.</div></div> | <div class="centerBlock"><div class="noteMessage">'''Note:''' The '''VLC Media Player''' can <u>Not</u> run as the ''''root'''' user.</div></div> | ||
Revision as of 13:59, 26 November 2010
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What is the VideoLAN VLC Media Player?
VLC, a VideoLAN Project, is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework, that plays most multimedias files. It handles WVM, DVDs, (S)VCDs, Audio CDs, TV cards, Web and other various streaming protocols and much more. With VLC, there is no need to continually update many different codec packs. VLC comes with nearly every codec built in! And whats more, VLC can play back your files, even if the media is damaged! Missing or broken pieces won't stop VLC. All the video and audio information that remains can be played.
How do I install the VideoLAN VLC Media Player?
VLC is packaged at the RPM Fusion Site. First we need to add this repository to NST.
Install The RPM Fusion Repository Into NST
rpm -ivh http://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-stable.noarch.rpm
Install VLC From RPM Fusion Repository
Once the repository is added, we next add VLC. It is that simple!
yum install vlc
Install Optional VLC Firefox Plugin
yum install mozilla-vlc
Note: The VLC Media Player can Not run as the 'root' user.
