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== Description == | == Description == | ||
This is the "MPlayer for Windows" installer, a package of the well-known cross-platform media player. It includes several CPU-optimized binaries of MPlayer for the Win32 platform. The installer will allow the user to choose the optimal build at install time. Now CPU auto-detection is implemented. Furthermore the installer includes different front-ends (MPUI and SMPlayer). All extracted binaries will be packed by UPX. The installer was created with NSIS and it's using UMUI. Both, the compiled installer and the install script, are available for download from the homepage. They are release under GPL. | This is the "MPlayer for Windows" installer, a package of [http://www.mplayerhq.hu/ MPlayer], the well-known cross-platform media player. It includes several CPU-optimized binaries of MPlayer for the Win32 platform [http://oss.netfarm.it/mplayer-win32.php]. The installer will allow the user to choose the optimal build at install time. Now CPU auto-detection is implemented. Furthermore the installer includes different front-ends (MPUI and SMPlayer). All extracted binaries will be packed by [http://upx.sf.net UPX]. The installer was created with NSIS and it's using [http://ultramodernui.sourceforge.net/ UMUI]. Both, the compiled installer and the install script, are available for download from the homepage. They are release under GPL. | ||
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Revision as of 16:31, 23 June 2008
Description
This is the "MPlayer for Windows" installer, a package of MPlayer, the well-known cross-platform media player. It includes several CPU-optimized binaries of MPlayer for the Win32 platform [1]. The installer will allow the user to choose the optimal build at install time. Now CPU auto-detection is implemented. Furthermore the installer includes different front-ends (MPUI and SMPlayer). All extracted binaries will be packed by UPX. The installer was created with NSIS and it's using UMUI. Both, the compiled installer and the install script, are available for download from the homepage. They are release under GPL.
