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(New page: == Trying MP3 codec installation == On staging-27 (a pre-release of 8.2.1), clicking an MP3 in Browse loads the Totem plugin, which displays a gray circle and an alert : An err...) |
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Which is to be expected. |
Which is to be expected. |
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Viewing a USB flash drive with a .mp3 file in the [[Journal]] shows just 'SongName' (no spaces). '''BUG:''' Click Start and nothing happens. With debugging turned on, the Journal log (org.laptop.JournalActivity-1.log) has |
Viewing a USB flash drive with a .mp3 file in the [[Journal]] shows just 'SongName' (no spaces). '''BUG:''' Click Start and nothing happens (I already filed <trac>8733</trac> and {{SugarLabs Trac|328}} some time ago.) With debugging turned on, the Journal log (org.laptop.JournalActivity-1.log) has |
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WARNING root: No activity can open this object, audio/mpeg. |
WARNING root: No activity can open this object, audio/mpeg. |
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So try <trac>8982</trac> steps around comment #27 for installing packages that enable MP3 support. ''Caveat'' I am an [[rpm]] Linux n00b. ... |
So try <trac>8982</trac> steps around comment #27 for installing packages that enable MP3 support. ''Caveat'' I am an [[rpm]] Linux n00b. ... |
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Latest revision as of 02:43, 8 February 2009
Trying MP3 codec installation
On staging-27 (a pre-release of 8.2.1), clicking an MP3 in Browse loads the Totem plugin, which displays a gray circle and an alert
- An error occurred
- The playback of this movie requir3es a MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) decoder plugin which is not installed.
Which is to be expected.
Viewing a USB flash drive with a .mp3 file in the Journal shows just 'SongName' (no spaces). BUG: Click Start and nothing happens (I already filed <trac>8733</trac> and (SugarLabs Trac #328) some time ago.) With debugging turned on, the Journal log (org.laptop.JournalActivity-1.log) has
WARNING root: No activity can open this object, audio/mpeg.
So try <trac>8982</trac> steps around comment #27 for installing packages that enable MP3 support. Caveat I am an rpm Linux n00b. ...