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WC32Codecs on Linux
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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WOW now it is illegal for you to install WC32Codecs in linux without paying a fee. I guess now I will have to settle for things like gstreamer, but that in no way a replacement for WC32COdecs...nothing in life is easy.
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Or you could go use PCLinuxOS, open up synaptic, do a search for w32codecs, install, and be set.
Plus you don't have to worry about flash or java since it is already taken care of for you...heck, you can even download a version with nvidia or ati graphics drivers installed.
Enjoy!
http://pclinuxos.com
Plus you don't have to worry about flash or java since it is already taken care of for you...heck, you can even download a version with nvidia or ati graphics drivers installed.
Enjoy!
http://pclinuxos.com
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