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    SMPlayer

    SMPlayer

    Free media player with support for Youtube

    ...But apart from providing access for the most common and useful options of MPlayer, SMPlayer adds other interesting features like the possibility to play YouTube videos subtitles. Note: for those people complaining about malware in the windows installer: be sure you download SMPlayer from the official website. Our installer is completely safe and free of malware.
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    Collection of bash scripts that operate DVD ripping tools. Programs: ripdvd - create an MKV, OGM or MP4 file container very easily ripdvdcrop - detect crop for ripping dvd ripdvdtest - perform a ripping test of a few seconds Suggestion: use the SVN.
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    CDDE (CD Detect & Execute utility) detects when a CD/DVD-ROM drive has a disc inserted and executes a command specified in its config file. This means a DVD can be inserted and a DVD player will start, or a data CD will be automatically mounted, etc.
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