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=== Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (Dapper Drake) === * Amarok folks pay attention to this: if you use '''libxine-extracodecs''' together with '''gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly''' installed, the sound of playing mp3 will become weird. Simply remove '''gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly'''. * Install the package '''gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly'''. * To add mp3 support to '''GnomeBaker''', install '''gstreamer0.8-mad''' and '''gstreamer0.8-misc'''. * '''Audio Previewing''' (''This applies to all Ubuntu releases''.): The Ubuntu File Manager Nautilus can preview music files if you hover your mouse pointer over the file. If you would like to add this functionality to your desktop, install the '''mpg321''' and '''vorbis-tools'''. Note: If you experience jittery playback of MP3 audio previews, try installing '''mpg123-esd''' instead of '''mpg321'''. The '''mpg123-esd''' package is located in the Multiverse repository. * An alternative method to gain mp3 decoding support in gstreamer applications is to install '''gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3'''. This is in the [[http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components#head-83c417468ac62506377459c6915798cdb7a24ae2|Universe repository]], which contains software that is "more free" than that found in [[http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components#head-a8c59ac886cf3ffe515add70d281a92a32b93a62|Multiverse]]. More details on this plug-in can be found [[http://www.fluendo.com/resources/fluendo_mp3.php|here]]. === Kubuntu 6.06 LTS (Dapper Drake) === * Install '''libxine-extracodecs'''. * To add mp3 support to [[MultimediaApplications#k3b|K3b]], install '''libk3b2-mp3'''. * To add mp3 support to '''JuK''', install '''libakode2-mpeg''' and '''libarts1-mpeglib'''. * Video thumbnails in Konqueror -- install '''libarts1-xine'''. You can turn this functionality on and off through Konqueror's menu View->Preview->Video files. * '''Audio Previewing''' -- The Kubuntu file manager Konqueror can preview sound files if you hover your mouse pointer over the file (this can be enabled in Konqueror's menu under View->Preview->Sound files). If you would like to add this functionality for use with mp3 files, install '''libarts1-mpeglib'''. === Xubuntu 6.06 LTS (Dapper Drake) === * Install '''libxine-extracodecs''' for use with xfmedia. === Kubuntu 6.10 (Edgy Eft) === * Open Amarok and play an mp3 file. Amarok will ask if you would like to add mp3 support and then install the '''libxine-extracodecs''' package. * Alternatively, follow the instructions for '''Kubuntu 6.06 LTS (Dapper Drake)''' === Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) === * Open Amarok and play an mp3 file. Amarok will ask you if you would like to add mp3 support and then install the '''libxine1-ffmpeg''' package. * To play mp3's with Amarok, install the package '''libxine1-ffmpeg''' (which will install '''libmad0''' as well). |
=== Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) and 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) === * To play some mp3 files open one in rhythmbox or totem (Movie Player) and it will propose the proper restricted packages needed to read mp3. You may want to download ubuntu-restricted-extras to make sure you installed packages necessary for most media formats. * To encode to MP3, you can download the '''lame''' package for back end MP3 support. * To encode to MP3 graphically you can use '''soundconverter''' or '''vlc'''. Sound Converter is probably easier to use. * To encode to MP3 graphically using VLC, install '''v;c''' and '''libavcodec-extra-52''' (available from multiverse). Then open VLC and select "File > Convert/Save" |
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=== Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) and 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) === * To play some mp3 files open one in rhythmbox or totem (Movie Player) and it will propose the proper restricted packages needed to read mp3. You may want to download ubuntu-restricted-extras to make sure you installed packages necessary for most media formats. * To encode to MP3, you can download the '''lame''' package for back end MP3 support. * To encode to MP3 graphically you can use '''soundconverter''' or '''vlc'''. Sound Converter is probably easier to use. * To encode to MP3 graphically using VLC, install '''v;c''' and '''libavcodec-extra-52''' (available from multiverse). Then open VLC and select "File > Convert/Save" |
Playing MP3 Files
Since MP3 is one of the most widely-used audio formats, you probably will come across a few MP3 files in your computer usage - if you don't already have a large collection of them. You have two options for dealing with your MP3's under Ubuntu:
Install some extra, restricted plugins
Converting to open unrestricted formats, like Ogg-Vorbis
With Restricted Plug-ins
Below are instructions for installing plug-ins necessary for playing MP3s, depending on the version of Ubuntu that you are using.
Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) and 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat)
- To play some mp3 files open one in rhythmbox or totem (Movie Player) and it will propose the proper restricted packages needed to read mp3. You may want to download ubuntu-restricted-extras to make sure you installed packages necessary for most media formats.
To encode to MP3, you can download the lame package for back end MP3 support.
To encode to MP3 graphically you can use soundconverter or vlc. Sound Converter is probably easier to use.
To encode to MP3 graphically using VLC, install v;c and libavcodec-extra-52 (available from multiverse). Then open VLC and select "File > Convert/Save"
Kubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon)
Follow the instructions for Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)
Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon)
- To play some mp3 files in rhythmbox you need to install the w32codecs package from the Medibuntu repository. If you are using the 64 bit version of Ubuntu you will need the w64codecs package instead.
Some gstreamer players (like Listen) require gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly