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The easiest way to get MP3 support is upgrading to latest Amarok, it ships with a special feature which takes care of installing the needed software:  
The easiest way to get MP3 support is upgrading to latest Amarok, it ships with a special feature which takes care of installing the needed software:  
[[Download:Kubuntu|Kubuntu Download Page]]
[[Amarok/GettingStarted/Download/Kubuntu|Kubuntu Download Page]]


== Step-by-Step ==
== Step-by-Step ==
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''' Helix '''
''' Helix '''
* There is no Helix binary available for Kubuntu, you have to [[Installation_HowTo#Building_From_Source|compile Amarok from source]] with a Real or Helix player installed.
* There is no Helix binary available for Kubuntu, you have to [[Amarok/Development/Development_HowTo| compile Amarok from source]] with a Real or Helix player installed.





Revision as of 13:23, 13 December 2012

Easy Going

The easiest way to get MP3 support is upgrading to latest Amarok, it ships with a special feature which takes care of installing the needed software: Kubuntu Download Page

Step-by-Step

In case you don't want to upgrade Amarok, this how to will guide you to do what the feature in latest Amarok does. It's basically uncomment the universe repository for APT to get all needed software. If you're using Adept:

  • Open Adept
  • Menubar -> Adept -> Manage Repositories
  • Enable the lines which end with 'dapper universe' and 'dapper multiverse'
  • Click "Apply", "Close" and then choose "Fetch Updates" from the toolbar
  • Now you can install the needed software, listed below. Because of simplicity those are commands you have to enter in Konsole. You can of course use Adept or Synaptic to install the named packages (listed in italics).


Run the listed command for your chosen engine below (in Konsole):

xine
<bash>

  • sudo apt-get install libmad0 libxine-extracodecs

</bash>

Helix


Musicbrainz (It doesn't work for MP3 files otherwise)

In Konsole:

<bash>

  • sudo su -c "echo \"deb http://archive.czessi.net/ubuntu/ dapper main universe\" >> /etc/apt/sources.list"
  • wget http://www.czessi.net/kczessi.gpg #(optional)
  • sudo apt-key add kczessi.gpg && rm kczessi.gpg #(optional)
  • sudo apt-get update
  • sudo apt-get install libtunepimp2c2a libtunepimp2-dev

</bash>