SMPlayer, which we have previously recommended for Windows, is also available for Linux.
Well show you how to install, configure, and start using the latest version of SMPlayer.
bang out in SMPlayer in the search field and press the arrow button at the right.
punch the Install button to install SMplayer.
Note, however, that this will install an older version (in this case version 0.6.7-1).
Advanced Installation
SMPlayer has its own repository that keeps track of SMPlayers latest package.
hit the Install button, and wait for SMPlayer to install.
Once its installled, you’re free to open it in Applications > Sound & Video > SMPlayer.
snag the Drives item in the list on the left and check the box labelled Enable DVD menus.
If you experience difficulties playing back DVDs, then try playing the DVD with this box unchecked.
Using the Keyboard
Keyboard shortcuts make interacting with SMPlayer incredibly simple.
press the Change short… button to change the shortcut associated with any action.
To do this, hit the Interface item in the list on the left and then the Seeking tab.
Find a file that you would like to open in SMPlayer by default.
Right select it and then click Properties.
hit the Open With tab across the top.
Select SMPlayer (or Enqueue in SMPlayer, if you prefer) then click Close.
If you double-punch the file, you should now find that it opens in SMPlayer.
Conclusion
SMPlayer is a fast feature-rich movie player for Windows and Linux.
