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Distribution: SUSE 9.0, 9.2, 10.0, Slackware 10.2 and slamd64
Posts: 135
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Apollon Player doesn't work
I've installed Apollon and everything works fine but the player.
The only thing that appears on the window it's this:
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Media player could not be loaded
Please install the KDE multimedia-video package to enable the media player.
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I know you must be thinking that i miss kdemultimedia3-video-3.3.0-13.1 package or kdemultimedia3-devel-3.3.0-13.1, but no, i have the 2 installed on my system and they are working fine.
I've installed Apollon-Gift-Plugins from the one-installer from apollon web-page.
I had been wondering about this as well. Just recently I decided to have a look at Apollons source and found out the media player is actually Kaboodle imbedded. So installing Kaboodle should fix it.
Specifically, it looks for the file "Kaboodle_component.desktop". It's a shame they haven't made it more configurable. It probably wouldn't be hard to hack it into using another KDE player. I'm sure they'd even appreciate a patch.
The multimedia-video package should have Kaboodle packaged in it, I think. I use split packages though, so Kaboodle is seperate.
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