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DVD Codec for Ubuntu


tobster

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I got some DVD codes to watch DVD on Ubuntu from the Easy Ubuntu software.

but this is not enough as I can watch Jeeper Creepers but not Donnie Darko :(

 

There must be a way to get these DVD codes and I realize that I going to have to pay for them but surely there a way to get them.

 

Thanks

 

Toby

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But tobster Ubuntu is the greatest OS ever, can I suggest that you curb your enthusiasm a little?

 

I agree that Linux and the open source movement in general is great, Microsoft needs competition, otherwise we are all sunk :(

 

You have made statements which only a couple of days after making them you are now not able to back.

 

What format are the movies in?

 

Grinder

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I love the fact I watch movies and do all the stuff that a Window user can do!

 

Also being Linux it more advanced then XP

 

I was just waiting to see how long it was before you posted about the playback of DVDs, Ubuntu doesn’t do a lot of stuff you might expect, the most noticeable are DVD and MP3 support! :hihi:

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I dont know the codes for the Donnie Darko DVD but I do have the Offical Ubuntu book. I have not read it all yet. but Ubuntu does a lot of stuff that I would not expect for free software.

 

If I was not so knew to GNU/GPL I would not prob find it so amazing....

 

There something called Myth TV which converts a computer into a full fledged media centre... It on page 209 in the Offical Ubuntu book - have not read it just seen it in the book, im still on page 30 :)

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I suggest reading this.

 

You can get mp3 playback also by doing a simple search. These things couldn't be included on the install CD/DVDs because of laws and stuff.

 

Personally I would stick to Windows if you're having difficulties. You can waste lot's of time with Linux IMO :thumbsup:

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I suggest reading this.

 

You can get mp3 playback also by doing a simple search. These things couldn't be included on the install CD/DVDs because of laws and stuff.

 

Personally I would stick to Windows if you're having difficulties. You can waste lot's of time with Linux IMO :thumbsup:

 

VLC plays just about everything.

 

EDIT, forget that link, just use aptitude or the GUI package manager at the bottom of the applications pull down menu. (i prefer code: $ sudo aptitude ie non x package manager)

 

also ubuntu community forums this place is probably a much richer place to get information on any specific ubuntu problems than SF. possibly one of the best linux communities imo.

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