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| {{Merge|List of Applications|Doesn't add more information than an entry in the list; usage instructions are documented in the man page and other upstream sources.}}
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| '''quvi''' parses media stream URLs for Internet applications that would otherwise have to use adobe flash multimedia platform to access the media
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| streams. The typical examples of this are the different media hosts, such as YouTube, for videos that use this "multimedia platform" to deliver their content.
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| Source: [http://quvi.sourceforge.net/ project home]
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| == Installation ==
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| Install {{AUR|quvi}}.
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| == Usage ==
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| The simplest way to play a video from a URL is to issue
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| $ quvi "<url>" --exec "mplayer %u"
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| This can be configured as a default behavior by creating
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| {{hc|~/.quvirc|2=
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| exec = "mplayer %u"
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| }}
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| == Related links ==
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| * [http://quvi.sourceforge.net/ Quvi homepage]
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