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Common Sound and Video Tasks

RestrictedFormats - How to get MP3, DVD and other formats to play.
MultimediaApplications - The most commonly used sound and video applications available on Ubuntu.
["CDRipping"] - Ripping your audio CDs to you

r hard disk.

[:DVDAuthoring:DVDAuthoring] - Creating DVDs.
SurroundSound - Setup surround sound in specific applications.

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- * RestrictedFormats - Lists how to get MP3, DVD and other formats to play.
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+ * RestrictedFormats - How to get MP3, DVD and other formats to play.
 * MultimediaApplications - The most commonly used sound and video applications available on Ubuntu.
 * ["CDRipping"] - Ripping your audio CDs to you
r hard disk.
 * [:DVDAuthoring:DVDAuthoring] - Creating DVDs.
 * SurroundSound - Setup surround sound in specific applications.
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-=== CD/DVD ===

 * ["CDRipping"] - How to "rip" your audio CDs to your hard disk.
 * [:DVDAuthoring:DVDAuthoring] - Software for authoring DVDs.

=== MIDI ===
+=== Other Sound and Video Tasks ===
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-=== Surround Sound ===

 * SurroundSound - Setup Surround Sound in specific applications.

== Graphics ==

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=== Post Install General Installations ===

“Mandatory” Ubuntu Post-Install Operations Manual

1.System --> Administration --> Software Properties --> Add --> select Community maintained (Universe) and Non-free (Multiverse) --> click Add --> click Close --> click Reload.


2.System --> Administration -->  Synaptic Package Manager --> Search: enter “xmms” --> select xmms --> Mark for Installation; click Mark;


3.search mplayer --> select mplayer-386 --> Mark for Installation --> click Mark;


4.search xpdf --> select xpdf --> Mark for Installation --> click Mark;


5.search g77 --> select g77 --> Mark for Installation --> click Mark;

6. click Apply;

To summarize doing these commands will benefit you in the long run while enabling an mp3 player, a high quality video player, a pdf reader and the fortran and gcc (3.4) compiler.

Ubuntu Documentation

Common Sound and Video Tasks

Other Sound and Video Tasks