have you tried Democracy Player?

[Karl Larsen]

Mike Wright wrote:
> Benton Middleton wrote:
>> Timothy Murphy <tim <at> birdsnest.maths.tcd.ie> writes:
>>
>>
>>> Amadeus W.M. wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> If you stay on this list long enough, you will see the multimedia
>>>> question is being asked about every 1-2 weeks, I'd say. So anyone 
>>>> who's
>>>> been on the list for 2 weeks or more knows about vlc. And about 
>>>> mplayer/
>>>> mencoder, xine, ffmpeg, transcode, acirdip, streamdvd/streamanalyze,
>>>> k9copy, dvdauthor, dvdstyler, vobcopy, etc. Did I leave out anything?
>>>> Admittedly, the stuff beyond xine is geek stuff, but it's still well
>>>> known.
>>>
>>> If you are so smart, tell us how to get rid of totem.
>>>
>>
>> ************************************************************************
>>
>> There is a NEW open-source player online at 
>> http://www.getdemocracy.com called Democracy Player. They are GPL, 
>> open source & source code downloadable. They also have pre-compiled 
>> versions for Windows, Mac X, & Linux Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva and 
>> others in development. They also have "BroadCast Machine" for 
>> broadcasting ALL formats of video from yur website, but it is 
>> currently unavailable as it is being totally re-written.
>> According to their site, installing the player on your system is as 
>> easy as typing "Yum Install DEmocracy", this for Fedora 6 & 7. Check 
>> 'em out!
>>                                              - - Benton Middleton, @ 
>> The IpowerNetworK
>
> Great tip, Benton.
>
> Just yummed it onto an fc6 install without problems.  I've already 
> watched one show and am downloading 2 more in the background.  
> Beautiful stereo sound, too.
>
> This is the way it's supposed to work!
>
> :m)
>
    I sure wish I knew how to do it. I tried
# yum install democracy and it said nothing to do. So I think this whole 
thing is a farce.

Karl