2008/4/28 Christopher L Tubbs II <ctubbsii@xxxxxxxxx>:
Would this need a note on the F9 issues page?
Rahul Sundaram wrote:It appears that you are correct. Based on your info, I did a yum remove \*totem\* and then reinstalled it one at a time. I don't understand why the yum update didn't work correctly, though.
David Nielsen wrote:
2008/4/28 Christopher L Tubbs II <ctubbsii@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:ctubbsii@xxxxxxxxx>>:
Why does the pre-release Fedora 9 not have a simple WAV decoder? I
can't even play simple PCM files with totem (or any other media
player, except command-line 'play')
I've noticed that with F9 for some deeply annoying reason totem defaults to using the xine backend, and the totem-backend selector appears to do nothing, thus I have to start it from the commandline every time to get gstreamer use.
Apparently this is a side effect of a upgrade from a previous release. In a fresh installation, according to the spec, gstreamer has a higher priority than xine backend. If you have done a fresh installation and see this issue, a bug report should be filed. Meanwhile you can remove the totem-xine sub package.
Rahul
Rainman
Would this need a note on the F9 issues page?
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