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2010-11-25
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i would suggest not as real player is closed source, but surely the question is "Is there any players that can play/record etc in a certain format?"
As the application isn't key here, rather the format. ie mplayer + codecs etc? (Aware this example doesnt work - but you need to find the specific codec required etc)
As the application isn't key here, rather the format. ie mplayer + codecs etc? (Aware this example doesnt work - but you need to find the specific codec required etc)
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2010-11-25
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could try compilng helixplayer the OS version of realplayer. It includes some stuff from realplayer not found in vlc/mplayer etc so you might be lucky. Could also try the x86 version under a qemu chroot, if it's talking mostly syscalls for network and X11 it might actually be fast enough
Any chance of porting real player? I have no idea how much work this would be as I am pretty much at the "hello world" stage of learning programming...