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How to open a .DAT video file in LINUX
I am using Mandrake Linux 10.1 with Intel P4 system.. I don't know how to open .DAT video file in LINUX. Please help me! |
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Open, as in, what? Edit? Play? Copy? I'll guess you mean play. It's not obvious what a .dat is, so could you tell me the output of running 'file whatever.dat' where whatever.dat is of course your .dat file..
There are lots of video players in Linux; mplayer, xine, vlc, and then there's all the WM-specific ones. If you have any of those, you can run them like 'mplayer something.dat' to see if they support whatever your .dat is. |
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