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Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 Media Player + Skins in Ubuntu/Linux Mint/Other Ubuntu Derivatives Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 media player + skins in U... http://www.noobslab.com/2013/10/install-vlc-210... What's new 4:15 PM Text to search... Tutorials Articles Themes Conky Downloads Wallpapers eBooks Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 media player + skins in Ubuntu/Linux Mint/other Ubuntu derivatives Install VLC 2.0.9 stable in Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty/13.10 Saucy/13.04 Raring/12.10 Quantal/12.04 Precise/Linux Mint 16/15/14/13/and other Ubuntu derivatives Ubuntu Release Install VLC 2.2.0 daily builds in Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty/13.10 Saucy/13.04 Raring/12.10 Quantal/12.04 Precise/Linux Mint 16/15/14/13/and other Ubuntu derivatives VLC media player (initially VideoLAN Client) is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats (MPEG, DivX/Xvid, Ogg, and many more) as well as DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. However in recent years it has also become a extremely powerful server to stream live and on demand video in several formats to our network and the Internet. VideoLAN and the VLC development team released the new major version of VLC, 2.2.0. With a new audio core, hardware decoding 1 of 8 17.07.2014 13:07 Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 media player + skins in U... http://www.noobslab.com/2013/10/install-vlc-210... and encoding, port to mobile platforms, preparation for Ultra-HD video and a special care to support more formats, 2.2 is a major Ubuntu 14.10 Utopic upgrade for VLC. Rincewind has a new rendering pipeline for audio, Unicorn Release Schedule with better effiency, volume and device management, to improve VLC audio support. It supports many new devices inputs, formats, Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin is Here metadata and improves most of the current ones, preparing for the next-gen codecs. Search Search Recent Posts KDE Plasma 5.0 (New Framework) is available for (K)Ubuntu 14.04/Linux Mint 17 [via PPA] Zorin OS 9 Core Has Been Released (Based on Ubuntu) Ardis & Ursa Icon Themes Are Simply Awesome for Linux Desktops QuiteRSS Is Another Great Alternative For Your Feeds, Install in Ubuntu/Linux Mint Try "HandyLinux" 1.6 Distribution based on Debian EleMint Icon Is Perfect Dark Set For Ubuntu/Linux Mint Install Gnome Fallback/Flashback In Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty/Linux Mint Samba & Dive Into Python Free eBooks are helpful if you are into Linux Linux Deepin themes and icons for Ubuntu/Linux Mint/other Ubuntu derivatives 2 of 8 17.07.2014 13:07 Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 media player + skins in U... http://www.noobslab.com/2013/10/install-vlc-210... High-Delight And Hi-Light Handcrafted Icons Updated, Install In Ubuntu/Linux Mint Connect via NoobsLab Follow + 20,516 Features: Noobslab Simple, fast and powerful media player. Like 9,516 Plays everything: Files, Discs, Webcams, Devices and Streams. Follow @noobslab Plays most codecs with no codec packs needed: MPEG-2, DivX, H.264, MKV, WebM, WMV, MP3... Runs on all platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Unix... Subscribe Now Get latest updates via email. Completely Free, 0 spyware, 0 ads and no user tracking. Your Email Address Can do media conversion and streaming. More info. What's new in these releases: Recent Comments The licenses of numerous modules have changed from GPLv2+ to LGPLv2.1+ Partial fix of playback of short audio samples Added TLS support for ftp access and sout access. New schemes for implicit (ftps) and explicit (ftpes) modes. MMS audio selection on split audio streams Andreas Blu-Ray: support overlays, preferred menu languages, Eggen region selection and navigation Can Plasma5 coexists with Digital Cinema Package support KDE 4.13 ? Mediacodec speed improvements on x86 Support for MPEG-2 encoding using x262 KDE Plasma 5.0 (New Support for HEVC/H.265 encoding using x265 Framework) is available for Add a 3D OpenGL spectrum visualization. (K)Ubuntu 14.04/Linux Mint The --with-tuning and --without-tuning options are 17 [via PPA] · 1 hour ago removed; to tune compilation for a specific processor type, set CFLAGS manually Audio core rewrite, supporting higher samplerates, better volume management, better device selection, new channel 3 of 8 17.07.2014 13:07 Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 media player + skins in U... http://www.noobslab.com/2013/10/install-vlc-210... layouts and new output capabilities Disable and mark obsolete --language selection Partial support for Windows Store App / WinRT Add an audio fingerprinter, using AcoustID! Remove SQL support Sripad Add Hardware Acceleration support on Linux using VDPAU Kowshik Support for CDXL, Ut Video, VBLE, Dxtory codecs via Thanks for reply. Will be libavcodec waiting. Numerous improvements on the OpenMAX IL codec module X Window system raster image dump pseudo-decoder Ardis & Ursa Icon Themes high10, high422 and high444 encoding support in h264 Are Simply Awesome for New AAC encoder using the fdk-aac library (non-free) Linux Desktops - New gain audio filter Ubuntu/Linux News, Menus modifications and improvements Reviews, Tutorials, Apps · 4 Playlist improvements and fixes, including PictureFlow view hours ago Update of all translations Numerous fixes To install VLC 2.0.9 in Ubuntu/Linux Mint open Terminal (Press Ctrl+Alt+T) and copy the following commands in the Jaramie Terminal: I am getting 2 clock Terminal Commands: widgets? sudo add-apt-repository ppa:videolan/stable-daily sudo apt-get update Install Infinity Conky in Ubuntu/Linux Mint (New sudo apt-get install vlc Gadget) ~ Noobs on Ubuntu and Windows, HD Wallpapers, Tutorials · 9 Install skins pack for VLC player, it contains 120 skins for VLC hours ago player. These all skins offered by VLC team. Open Terminal and enter these commands to install skins: Terminal Commands: mkdir -p ~/.local/share/vlc/skins2 && cd ~/.local/share/vlc/skins2 wget -O vlc-skins.zip http://drive.noobslab.com/data/apps/vlc-skins/vlc-skins.zip unzip vlc-skins.zip && rm vlc-skins.zip Jon Graham Go to preferences and select custom skin (see following Dont use this on netrunner image) 14, it breaks it Hint: Press Ctrl+H to show hidden file then go to (/home KDE Plasma 5.0 (New /.local/share/vlc/skins2) directory and select any skin Framework) is available for (K)Ubuntu 14.04/Linux Mint 17 [via PPA] · 9 hours ago 4 of 8 17.07.2014 13:07 Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 media player + skins in U... http://www.noobslab.com/2013/10/install-vlc-210... Xseba Argento Muchas Gracias, te felicito y excelente tu laburo! Faience Themes and Faience/Faenza icons for Ubuntu 12.10/12.04/Linux Mint ~ Noobs on Ubuntu and Windows, HD Wallpapers, Tutorials · 10 Change skins easily by just right click menu hours ago Michael Zakrzewsky It looks like a system with a sci-fi movie. I like this. Zorin OS 9 Core Has Been Released (Based on Ubuntu) - Ubuntu/Linux News, Reviews, Tutorials, Apps · 10 hours ago Install VLC 2.2.0 (Daily Build) in Ubuntu 14.04/13.10/13.04 /12.10/12.04/Linux Mint 16/15/14/13 open terminal and enter following commands: Terminal Commands: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:videolan/master-daily Tito sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install vlc Thank`s alot for tutor, Sir That's it Install Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.2 in Ubuntu/Linux Mint (New Source: videolan Release) ~ Noobs on Ubuntu and Windows, HD Wallpapers, Tutorials · 11 hours ago You might also like: 5 of 8 17.07.2014 13:07 Install VLC 2.0.9/2.2.0 media player + skins in U... http://www.noobslab.com/2013/10/install-vlc-210... yup iii Install VLC 1.1.12 Install VLC 2.0.2 in Install VLC 2.0 Install VLC 2.0.3 in on Ubuntu 11.10 Ubuntu/Linux Mint TwoFlower on Ubuntu/Linux MintI also ran "sudo apt-get Oneiric/Ubuntu (New Release) Ubuntu/Linux Mint (New Release) install gtk2-engines- 11.04 (New ... murrine:i386 gtk2-engines- pixbuf:i386 sni-qt:i386"... 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Comments Community Login Sort by Newest Share ⤤ Favorite ★ Install Mail Notifier in Gnome Shell 3 Join the discussion… Steve Metzler • 3 months ago Zorin OS 9 Core Has Been Released I've been doing internet research and apparently this (Based on Ubuntu) segmentation fault has been going on for years. Something about mixing versions but its broke now and no way to fix it. • Reply • Share › Translate our site Steve Metzler • 3 months ago Select Language I might as well join in here, Uninstalled ppa as I was Powered by Translate directed, added daily build ppa and I'm still getting Be careful after Translation segmentation fault.
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