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Fedora Core 2 does not come with any video players as a result of the "trying to stay completely license free" etc. The best thing to do is to get apt-get. The atrpms site seems to be down/slow today so I posted the rpm from our site:<BR>
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http://thecybersource.com/download/atrpms-kickstart-23-1.rhfc2.at.i386.rpm<BR>
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Once you download that install it. <BR>
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rpm -ivh atrpms-kickstart-23-1.rhfc2.at.i386.rpm<BR>
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that'll tell you to then do:<BR>
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apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade<BR>
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The dist-upgrade is optional, that will completely upgrade your distrobutions packages. I would suggest if you don't have a lot of time, or broadband to substitute apt-get upgrade for the second command. That will just upgrade the packages you already have. Once you've done that you can use apt-get to install pretty much anything. After all that do:<BR>
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apt-get upgrade (this refreshed the package list and dependencies)<BR>
apt-get install mplayer mplayer-skins mplayer-fonts<BR>
apt-get install xine<BR>
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Good luck. -Jesse
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