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Gnome MPlayer como alternativa Linux ao Windows Media Player (wmp)
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Gnome MPlayer is a functional but outdated replacement for Windows Media Player. It handles basic playback of common audio and video files well due to the MPlayer engine, but it lacks a modern library manager. Since the project is discontinued, you will not receive updates or security patches. It is suitable only for users who need a lightweight, low-resource player for simple tasks and do not require extensive metadata management, album art display, or a polished, current user interface. For most users, modern alternatives like VLC or Totem are better choices.
- Licença
- GPL
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 1.0.9
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Plays common audio formats like MP3, AAC, and WAV
- Plays common video formats like MP4, AVI, and WMV
- Provides basic playlist management
- Offers simple playback controls for quick use
- Runs as a desktop application with a graphical interface
O que muda
- Lacks a robust library manager for organizing media by metadata
- Does not display album art or manage collections effectively
- Development is discontinued, meaning no future updates or bug fixes
- Subtitle support is present but less integrated and user-friendly than WMP
- Interface is dated and less polished compared to modern media players
Abrindo seus arquivos do Windows Media Player (wmp)
Gnome MPlayer can play most common media files (MP3, MP4, AVI, etc.) that Windows Media Player handles. It does not use the Windows Media Player library database format, so you cannot directly import WMP's library. You will need to manually add files or folders to Gnome MPlayer's playlist. It does not export playlists in WMP's specific format, though it can save standard M3U or ASX playlists.
Trocando o Windows Media Player (wmp) pelo Gnome MPlayer, passo a passo
- Install Gnome MPlayer via your package manager
- Locate your media files on the Linux filesystem
- Open Gnome MPlayer and use 'Add Files' or 'Add Folder' to load media
- Configure subtitle paths in MPlayer settings if needed
- Create a new playlist within Gnome MPlayer for frequent tracks
- Test playback of various formats to ensure codec support
Principais recursos do Gnome MPlayer
- Frontend para o motor MPlayer
- Suporta a maioria dos formatos comuns de áudio e vídeo
- Interface simples e leve
- Controles básicos de reprodução e suporte a playlist
- Configurável via configurações do MPlayer
- Funciona em desktops GNOME com uso mínimo de recursos
Como instalar o Gnome MPlayer no Linux
sudo pacman -S gnome-mplayerPerguntas frequentes
Is Gnome MPlayer still maintained?
No, Gnome MPlayer is discontinued. It is no longer actively developed, which means it may lack support for newer codecs or security updates.
Can I import my Windows Media Player library?
No, there is no direct import tool for WMP libraries. You must manually add files or folders to Gnome MPlayer, as it does not use the same database structure.
Does it handle subtitles well?
It supports subtitles via the MPlayer engine, but the interface for managing and syncing them is basic compared to dedicated players like VLC.
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