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Getting all the codec in a pack

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I installed Ubuntu 11.04, now when ever i try to play mp3 or any such files it searchs for codecs.

Is there any pack which bundles all the required codec for famous formats [mp3, mpg, wmv, flv, ...] ?

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answered 3 Years ago eryeath · Accepted Answer

To do this from Unity you can use the software center as in the following:

Press Super (the Windows key).

Type software center and press Ubuntu Software Center.

In the search dialog of Ubuntu Software Center type ubuntu-restricted-extras

This should show you the package containing the codecs. Mark it and press install.