i want to setup internet connection on my Redhat Linux OS. and also unable to play any media files on LINUX?
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To Play Media \nDownload Real Player For Linux \nSite address is real.com\nAfter Downloding upgrade it with real.com \nto get the latest Patch \n(I guess real guys had done it already but don't too much rely on Better idea to download)\nDon't forget the install the nessary Halix Player before installing real otherwise wont work\n\nTo Setup internet connection you need to tell which type of connection you are making \n\nAnyway I guess you are a nebie\nBest Suggestion :>> HIRE PROFESSIONALS\nSuggestion# 2 for Geeks kppp will help you to setup the Connection\n\nNote if you are installing Somewhat internal modem you need to configure it first.But the problem is our modem Manufacturing companies are not serious enough for making installer/patches\nfor linux based distro.cause They Don't know or Something different.\n\nAnyway Standard External modem will work Best (COST 3 times then local internal modem >> Best BUY DLINK )\n\nif you are configuring a Broadband Modem (BSNL Based )\nBest Suggestion >>> HIRE PROFESSIONAL\nor if you want to poke your mind then simply Make your own installer (You need to build yourself )\n\nDon't Rely on AIRTELL CUSTOMER CARE TO Get your answer.\nSorry to say you but the Largest Customer Base Company (BSNL Don't have a single support eng that could configure Broadband Modem)\nThe Case remains same for Relience/Airtell and so on \nPoor Chaps!\nYOU HAD TO DO IT YOURSELF OR SOME GEEKS HELP\n\nI guess it will help you\nRegards\nAlok Tiwari
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okey!\n\nhere is a very nice app that lets you execute some window files/executables from within linux.\nhttp://www.winehq.com/site/download\nYou'll probably also find it inside the linux CD.\nBut first did you mount the windows file systems to linux?\nIf not install the NTFS kernel module for your kernel:\nPls search the internet for the following:\nkernel-module-ntfs RPM packages for Red Hat/Fedora\n\n*If you want to find out what kernel you're running, you can open a terminal and type:\nuname -r\n\nnow after installing the module try to mount your NTFS partition/Windows Patrtition.\nIf you see any prob then do:\nman mount\n\ncheers
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get ndiswrapper, it lets you use windows drivers for you network cards on linux.\nhttp://ndiswrapper.sf.net
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Thats what I really hate about Linux all together...I have Ubuntu 5.1 as well, and its really complex...I can't get around installing Real to play stream files, or even audio files...\n\nCurrently it can only play the main standard files (MP3 & WAV) but no rm...\n\nInstallaing an application under Linux is a nightmare...you download the rpm package for example, then set a command to extract and search for the main file that it will use as the installer file then the installation process starts...its not like in windows, just a doub;e-click on an EXE and all done...\n\nThis is because they have 2 standards of file installers, one for Debian, and I think the other was mainly for RedHat...\n\nIf you want to take a shot with it, open\nhttp://www.real.com/\ndownload RealPlayer and their shall be an installation guide...\n\nThe website automatically detects your Operating system and displays a page that matches it...so, don't worry about searching for the correct version...
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You need to be using Real Media Player.\n\nhttp://real.com/
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not neccesary, if ur not using a router.\nor else u can get information on uTorrent.com- HELP.\ngood luck!
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windows media player 11 is out and great try it\n\nor serch internet
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Check firewall settings and also make sure you have the correct codec/plugins.
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This is a limitation of the Server from where you are downloading the video. There's not much you can do about it if your connection is known good.
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Try www.frostwire.com (basically Limewire without the crap).\n\nMake sure if you're using a router, you port-forward appropriately.  I won't go into this, but email me if you need info.
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Running http://pclinuxos.com here.  Installed.  \n\nI just opened the main menu>multimedia>sound> menu with 15 programs(Amorak, Juk, XMMS, and others), each of which includes Ogg, Mpeg, codecs,  and more.\n\nJust grab the ISO, burn to CDrom, reboot.
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you could try radmin, logmein, gotomypc, \n\nif you are able to access the net properly than these software will work fine with it.\n\nlet me know if you have any further question.
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YOu can play 3Gp format files in VLC Player available from http://www.videolan.org/vlc  . It plays all formats of media files except Real Media format.\n So go ahead and watch your file after downloading VLC Player (It's Free and OPen Source too)
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First of all ICS or a proxy service are the way to go.\nXP is a bit limited with other choices. If you already\nhad ICS set up for the XP partition the same settings\nwill work for the fedora one. \n\nFor the other part. No. Linux has nothing to do with it.\nThe ICS configuration ist just settings within the XP\npartition. Linux can't change that. You have recently\ninstalled a firewall or made some firewall rule changes\non either of the crates?
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Why dont you download linux latest version......\n\nhttps://www.redhat.com/apps/download/\n\nyour configuration is ok for installing linux....
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Yes, Try using VLC media player its free for download.
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probably.. check out the site requirements on the site. \n\nelse, try updating your media player!