1. mplayer
2. Crossover with Windows Media Player.
I use #1 exclusively. I know people who do #2.
George
Victor Odhner wrote:
>
> My daughter just sent us a little video clip from
> their digital camera. I can't find any way to
> play it. It is in .AVI format and needs an MJPG codec.
> I may have to download a shareware codec to view this
> movie.
>
> I looked around in Red Hat 7.3 and tried two video
> players. One has no "File"-type menu as far as
> I can determine; and the other does nothing when I
> select the .AVI file in question. Since I'm not
> into multimedia, the learning curve is a killer.
>
> In the Win98 world, WMP said it was downloading but
> then did not show me any video. Real Player said no
> plugin was available. My daughter said it worked on
> both for her -- I'm guessing that she did some sort of
> install from a CD that came with the camera and got
> the codec on her PC that way.
>
> I do have a software firewall installed on
> Windows, but I poked holes for Windows Media Player
> and Real Player for the duration of my experiments.
>
> Ideas?
>
> Vic
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