Re: SOLVED (sort of): cannot use Pitivi because of obscure missing library/plugin

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On 07/22/2017 06:57 AM, Ed Greshko wrote:
 From where did you get Pitivi?  It sounds like you didn't get it from the fedora
repositories.  Had you done that all of the dependencies would have been pulled down
for you and you wouldn't have this trouble.  I know this since I've got it installed
on 2 systems.

Pitivi itself is the Fedora repo because it uses gstreamer and doesn't require the bad packages to run. However, if you want to edit mp4 files, then you will need to add the extra packages from rpmfusion. I generally just install all of the gstreamer plugin packages to make sure I'm covered for whatever file formats I might come across.
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