RealPlayer 10 is a possibility.
A search for "RealPlayer Linux" should help.
I use a combination of the Totem player and a slew of extra plugins which provide support for various media formats.
If you want more information about all the hoops you will have to jump through to play various media formats on Linux desktops, and why, search for "linux restricted formats".
The gist of it is that most of the popular media formats (MP3, Windows Media, QuickTime, AAC, MPEG2 as used in DVDs) are covered by various patents, and in order to use these formats, companies have to pay license fees to the patent owners and agree to any licensing terms and conditions. This is completely unacceptable for most Linux distributions.
A search for "RealPlayer Linux" should help.
I use a combination of the Totem player and a slew of extra plugins which provide support for various media formats.
If you want more information about all the hoops you will have to jump through to play various media formats on Linux desktops, and why, search for "linux restricted formats".
The gist of it is that most of the popular media formats (MP3, Windows Media, QuickTime, AAC, MPEG2 as used in DVDs) are covered by various patents, and in order to use these formats, companies have to pay license fees to the patent owners and agree to any licensing terms and conditions. This is completely unacceptable for most Linux distributions.