Richard Hughes wrote:
On Mon, 2008-09-29 at 11:32 -0400, Jarod Wilson wrote:
"hey, you need to set up a 3rd-party repo and/or
you can get codecs from Fluendo", then no problem.
No, there's not, but that's a good idea. What about something like:
----
No plugins were found to play back this media type:
You may need to enable or set up a 3rd party software source to find
these plugins.
You can buy media plugins from "Fluendo Codec Store" but these will not
be supported by your vendor.
----
The Fluendo Codec Store link could be just disabled in gconf, or patched
out by free software distros.
I do feel something like this is unavoidable, lest we face the wrath of users
and reviewers complaining about us being uncaring about their need to use
non-Free codecs. Perhaps something a bit more wordy though, explaining *why*
these codecs aren't included in Fedora (a la Codeina).
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Jarod Wilson
jarod@xxxxxxxxxx
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