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Clarify reasons why codecs are not included (#11)
Small edit to address #10. Reviewed-on: #11 Reviewed-by: Mat H <theprogram@noreply.forge.fedoraproject.org> Co-authored-by: pg-tips <pg_forums@runbox.com> Co-committed-by: pg-tips <pg_forums@runbox.com>
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There are many more video players available in Discover and the Fedora repos.
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If you want to use a different player, right click on the file and 'open with' your installed player of choice.
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Out of the box, a fresh installation of Fedora KDE will only play fully free videos. To enable closed source codecs, a quick online search will help you.
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Out of the box, a fresh installation of Fedora KDE will only play fully free videos.
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To enable codecs that are closed-source or subject to licensing restrictions, a quick online search will help you.
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==== Video Editing
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