CelluloidLinux
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Celluloid als Linux-Alternative zu Miro
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Celluloid is a solid Linux replacement for Miro for users who mainly need a lightweight player that handles local files, common codecs and streaming URLs. It offers playlist support and a clean GNOME‑style UI, making it suitable for everyday media consumption. However, it lacks the built‑in RSS feed downloader that Miro provided, so users who relied on automatic podcast or video feed updates will need an external tool.
- Lizenz
- GPL-3.0+
- Preis
- Kostenlos
- Aktuelle Version
- 0.30 (28. März 2026)
- Bewertung
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Was gleich funktioniert
- Plays local audio and video files
- Supports most common codecs and containers via mpv
- Handles streaming URLs (e.g., HLS, RTMP)
- Playlist creation and drag‑and‑drop management
- Provides a modern, GNOME‑styled UI
Was anders ist
- No built‑in RSS/Atom auto‑download feature
- No integrated library or content discovery beyond simple playlists
- Limited to playback – no editing or subtitle fetching beyond mpv defaults
- Relies on external mpv config for advanced tweaks, unlike Miro's GUI settings
Ihre Miro-Dateien öffnen
Celluloid can open any media file that mpv supports, which includes the formats Miro handled. Miro used its own proprietary playlist files (.m3u, .pls) and RSS feed definitions; Celluloid does not import those directly, so you will need to recreate playlists manually or use standard formats.
Von Miro zu Celluloid wechseln – Schritt für Schritt
- Install Celluloid from your distro’s repository or via Flathub.
- Copy your existing media files to a location accessible on Linux.
- Export Miro playlists to a standard format (e.g., .m3u) if possible.
- Open the exported playlists in Celluloid by dragging them onto the player.
- For RSS feeds, set up a separate downloader like gPodder or youtube-dl and point Celluloid at the downloaded files.
Wichtige Funktionen von Celluloid
- mpv‑basierte Wiedergabe‑Engine
- GTK+‑Interface nach GNOME HIG
- Drag‑and‑drop‑Playlist‑Unterstützung
- Laden externer mpv‑Konfigurationsdateien
- MPRIS2 D‑Bus‑Steuerung
- Tastenkombinationen für play/pause, seek, volume
- Playlist‑Verwaltung
- MPRIS2‑Medienplayer‑Steuerungen
Celluloid unter Linux installieren
flatpak install flathub io.github.celluloid_player.Celluloidsudo apt install celluloidsudo apt install celluloidsudo dnf install celluloidsudo pacman -S celluloidsudo zypper install celluloidHäufige Fragen
Can Celluloid download videos from RSS feeds like Miro did?
No. You need a separate tool (e.g., gPodder, yt-dlp) to fetch feed items and then play them in Celluloid.
Does Celluloid support subtitle downloading?
It relies on mpv’s built‑in subtitle handling; you can load external subtitle files manually or use mpv’s auto‑download scripts.
Is there a way to control Celluloid from the command line?
Yes. Because it uses mpv, you can pass mpv options via the command line or use the MPRIS2 D‑Bus interface for remote control.
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