NOTE
If you are running a 64-bit processor, you need to compile libdvdcss manually. Download
the tarball from http://download.videolan.org/pub/libdvdcss/1.2.9/libdvdcss-1.2.9.
tar.gz. If you need help compiling, go to http://www.softwareinreview.com/cms/
content/view/60/ and scroll down to ???DVD playback on 64-bit machines.???
4. When the installation is complete, test the system by playing an MP3 file and
inserting a DVD in your player.
TIP
This process has been simplified greatly by a package called KonvenientSUSE. Go to
http://KDE-Apps.org to find this script that will automate this task, and solve some
other common problems as well.
Now that this is resolved, let??™s learn more about the audio players. All of these are installable
via YaST. Most are on the openSUSE DVD, with some only in the Packman repository.
Audio Player Overview
Table 10.1 is a basic roundup of the features of the players covered in this section.
TABLE 10.1 Audio Players in openSUSE Linux
Feature Amarok Banshee JuK Rhythmbox XMMS
User-developed Playlists x x x x x
Smart Playlists x x x x
Song Ratings x x x
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