Fluendo Complete Playback Pack - 64 bit

Fluendo Complete Playback Pack - 64 bit http://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php?products_id=244 This product contains plug-ins which allow you to play certain proprietary audio and video formats. These plug-ins are not included in the default Ubuntu distribution because they are not free software. Ubuntu is driven by strong support for the principles of free and open source software, and these principles govern what we can and will include in Ubuntu. However, we recognise the common need for plug-ins such as these, and offer them here to provide a safe and legal way for our users to play back video and audio in the formats they wish. These plug-ins automatically integrate with GStreamer, the multimedia framework that Ubuntu uses for video and sound applications. The Fluendo Complete Playback Pack includes all the plug-ins you need in a single package. This pack includes: * Windows Media Audio Decoder (Windows Media 7, 8, 9, 10, Pro, Lossless and Speech) * Windows Media Video Decoder (Windows Media 7, 8, 9 and VC1) * Windows Media ASF Demuxer * Windows Media MMS Networking * MPEG2 Video Decoder * MPEG4 Part 2 (DivX version 3.11 Alpha, 4, 5 and 6) Video Decoder * MPEG2 Program Stream and Transport Stream demuxer * MPEG4 ISO Demuxer * MP3 Audio Decoder * LPCM Audio Decoder Latest version: 7.0

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erroneus (2009-05-19)

Nice... I wonder if there is a conversion utility to make it into an RPM?

dalek2640 (2010-08-26)

Thank you, you are my hero.

Drmgiver (2011-01-08)

Erroneus, install alien and manually convert.
Jazzlut, I don't suppose you have access to a 32 bit do you?

farstrider (2011-01-21)

Thanks I tried this and it "works" as regards decoding lossless .wma files but fucks up the video play back on my 64 bit Ubuntu 10.10 installation! During the Fluendo installation it makes you remove GStreamer "Bad" I removed the pack reinstalled GStreamer "Bad" and voilà everything is back to normal! The only thing that I need is to decode "lossless" .wma files from time to time, it would be great if anyone here can offer some advice! Cheers!