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There's no end to the tips and tricks in Linux.com's CLI Magic series of articles.
Among the cool ones:
Using youtube-dl at the command line to download YouTube videos.
There are over 100 of these CLI stories in there -- thanks, Linux.com!
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Hey,
you've mentioned downloading You-Tube videos in cmd. Did you know you can also play them in cmd (with sound and *vision*!). Just make sure you've got your sound card configured and mplayer installed with aa-lib support. than just run `mplayer -vo aa file.ext`. It rocks :D. Although it gets some being used to, if you've got a nice big frame buffer (like 1024x786 or sth. like that) console with nice fonts it's really possible to recognize what's happening.
Greatings from a Cmd-Freak
Posted by: Adam W. | May 10, 2007 11:49 AM