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It is recommended to cover all the topics in this lesson. However,if you fall short of time then cover only the following topics:
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Ubuntu fully supports playback of music, videos and DVDs available in free and unrestricted formats. A number of multimedia formats are restricted by licenses and software patents in some jurisdictions. Ubuntu does not offer this capability by default for these formats but it easy to enable playing a variety of proprietary formats. This section will guide you through the patent and copyright restriction considerations for using proprietary file formats.
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The license of the format is different from the license of the content itself. For example a video's content can be licensed under a Creative Commons license, and be available as MPEG file. While the content can be distributed freely, the format is proprietary and a software for playback may need to be licensed in some jurisdictions.
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Playing Music Files
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Ubuntu comes with the Rhythmbox Music Player to play and organise music files. Similar to iTunes in its interface, this music player is a free software application designed to work in the GNOME desktop environment. Using Rhythmbox, you can play your music files, listen to Internet radio, import music from CDs and organise your music files. Rhythmbox offers comprehensive audio support for a large number of audio formats and contains various useful features that make playing music easy and enjoyable.
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You need to demonstrate and let the students play fully with at least 1 music, 1 DVD playback and 1 audio recording.
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On the <emphasis role="strong">Application</emphasis> menu, point to <emphasis role="strong">Sound & Video</emphasis> and then click <emphasis role="strong">Rhythmbox Music Player</emphasis>. A welcome screen is displayed.
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The main window of the Rhythmbox Music Player opens. Now, you will be able to organise your favourite music using this window.
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To start playing music in Rhythmbox, you need to first select the music source from the <emphasis role="strong">Source</emphasis> list. By default <emphasis role="strong">Library</emphasis> is selected as the source when you open Rhythmbox for the first time.
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Library is the main source available in Rhythmbox. You can import all your music files into the Rhythmbox library and can start playing immediately. You also use the music files in your library to create smart customised playlists and play-queues. To start importing individual music files, right-click <emphasis role="strong">Music</emphasis> and click <emphasis role="strong">Import File</emphasis>. It displays the <emphasis role="strong">Import File into Library</emphasis> dialogue box.
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