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UM Player – An Open Source Media Wonder!

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The power of collaborative development is doing wonders in the world of computing. Open source software is no longer just a cheaper alternative to those premium software tools, but now they are technically superior and user centric too. There are open source alternatives now for all types of software’s in cloud computing, OS, editing tools, office suites and the list just goes on. Today we take a closer look into UM Player (Universal Media player), an Open Source media player which is in fact gaining huge user base in Ubuntu community too.

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>>>>>>>The page you requested does not exist.
URL is not according to RFC I guess with all the dashes, and LXer does only do RFC-compliant URL's, Bob told me. To prevent 'smart kids' (yeah, I know you are reading, you know who you are!) from 'halting' LXer.

So I used bit.ly to resolve the issue, thanks for reporting.
Lxer comment processor is inserting a space (or some invalid html char) before % sign in a URL

The link is in the body of the "Page Not Found" under "Search Results" section. It will lead you to the article.

Hmm, the link seems to be working for me just fine. Anyone else have issues pulling up the page?

Hmph - Skip the article and go straight to http://www.umplayer.com/ :)
Quoting:Hmm, the link seems to be working for me just fine.


@Scott,

I had the issue before Hans fixed it, it is now working.

But Lxer URL processor has a problem with URLs that have some special characters. It always inserts a Blank/Space before %hex code when a UARL is copied form another page. I believe if that space is not inserted, the links would work.



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