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Some types of file cannot be used in Ubuntu
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Some types of file cannot be used in Ubuntu
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:22(emphasis)
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Check to see whether the file types you use are supported
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Check to see whether the file types you use are supported
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:23(emphasis)
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Convert the files which are of an unsupported type
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Convert the files which are of an unsupported type
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:24(emphasis)
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Converting unsupported audio formats
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Converting unsupported audio formats
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:27(title)
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Many common audio formats cannot be played on Ubuntu without the installation of additional software. This is due to legal restrictions.
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Many common audio formats cannot be played on Ubuntu without the installation of additional software. This is due to legal restrictions.
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:29(emphasis)
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Unfortunately, due to legal restrictions and technical issues with some common audio formats, Ubuntu cannot play certain audio formats out-of-the-box. While support for certain restricted formats can be added after you have installed Ubuntu, it can be advantageous to convert audio files to a well-supported format. This is especially important if the files have been encoded using some form of <emphasis>Digital Rights Management (DRM)</emphasis> software, as DRM restrictions can render files unplayable in all applications but the one in which they were applied.
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Unfortunately, due to legal restrictions and technical issues with some common audio formats, Ubuntu cannot play certain audio formats out-of-the-box. While support for certain restricted formats can be added after you have installed Ubuntu, it can be advantageous to convert audio files to a well-supported format. This is especially important if the files have been encoded using some form of <emphasis>Digital Rights Management (DRM)</emphasis> software, as DRM restrictions can render files unplayable in all applications but the one in which they were applied.
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Translated and reviewed by
Jen Ockwell
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:31(para)
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The following major audio formats are proprietary and so are not supported by default in Ubuntu:
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The following major audio formats are proprietary and so are not supported by default in Ubuntu:
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:32(para)
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MP3
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MP3
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:34(para)
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WMA
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WMA
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:35(para)
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AAC
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AAC
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Translated and reviewed by
Malcolm Parsons
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Located in
windows/C/preparing.xml:36(para)
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