Linux 中使用命令行播放视频

Linux OS 中如何使用命令来播放 mp4

prompt> how to use linux command to play mp4 video?

DeepSeek-v3:
To play an MP4 video in Linux using the command line, you can use several command-line video players. Here are some popular options:

  • A versatile and popular media player with minimal GUI.
  • Install (Debian/Ubuntu):
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    sudo apt install mpv
  • Play video:
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    mpv your_video.mp4
  • Options:
    • --no-video → Play audio only.
    • --fs → Fullscreen mode.

2. vlc (VLC Command-Line)

  • VLC can also be controlled via the command line.
  • Install (Debian/Ubuntu):
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    sudo apt install vlc
  • Play video:
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    vlc your_video.mp4
  • Options:
    • --fullscreen → Fullscreen playback.
    • --no-video → Audio only.

3. ffplay (FFmpeg’s Player)

  • A simple player from the ffmpeg suite.
  • Install (Debian/Ubuntu):
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    sudo apt install ffmpeg
  • Play video:
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    ffplay your_video.mp4
  • Options:
    • -fs → Fullscreen mode.
    • -nodisp → Play audio without displaying video.

4. mplayer (Legacy Player)

  • A classic media player.
  • Install (Debian/Ubuntu):
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    sudo apt install mplayer
  • Play video:
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    mplayer your_video.mp4
  • Options:
    • -vo null → Disable video (audio only).
    • -fs → Fullscreen.

Example with Controls:

  • In mpv/mplayer/ffplay, you can pause/resume with Space, quit with q, and adjust volume with ↑/↓ keys.

If you prefer a completely terminal-based experience (no GUI), you could even use ASCII playback (with mpv in terminal mode):

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mpv --vo=caca your_video.mp4

(Uses ASCII art for video output—mostly for fun.)

Let me know if you want advanced options (like streaming, subtitles, or playback control)!

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