The installation of MPlayer from source code need a lot of time for get all working.
If you ever tried to install MPlayer from source code, I'm sure you agree with me. You know, you must download fonts, skins and the last MPlayer, you must install all the dependencies (from 3 to 7) with the commands (#./configure #make #make install) and then you must copy the right codec for your processor in the right directory. Mhhh? This new script do all of it.
This script, download and install MPlayer, codec video (libdvdcss,
libdvdread, xvid, divx) and all dependencies (gcc, cc, libpng, libjpeg,
lame, zlib, binutils).
Is necessary just an internet connection and a repository such as
apt-get, urpmi, emerge...(if you want to install the graphic too u need
X11, glib, gtk)...
CHANGELOG:
1.0 beta
- it works under the POSIX OS (Linux, MacOSx, freeBSD(not tested), openBSD(not tested));
- it works under the follow Linux distribution: Debian, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, mandrake, mandriva, gentoo(not tested);
- it works for the follow architectures: PowerPC, x86 family, amd64(not tested);
- it installs from source code libpng, libjpeg, lame, xvid, divx, binutils, zlib;
- the frontend is semi-graphic
- you can decide how many skins you want (from 1 to ~65)
- it takes the best configure for the MPlayer compilation (gui, smb...)
- it works with all bash functions
0.2 beta
- it compiles MPlayer from a tar.gz file.
- it installs 2 skins
- it works just under x86 family architecture
- it works just with Linux OS
- it don't installs all the dependencies
- the frontend is terminal
0.1
- initial release
I'd like to have collaborations for the implementation of this script.
DOWNLOAD MPlayerCompile
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