Ubuntu Restricted Formats

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Ubuntu Restricted Formats Ubuntu Restricted Formats, In this tutorial I will show you how to be able to play those video files from Windows Media & Quicktime Players & Flash among others by installing the Ubuntu Restricted Formats. This is great for those that wanna be able to watch other formats rather then just flash on their Linux Distro. Now on Linux you can watch & hear those videos

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