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Distribution: Gentoo (desktop), Arch linux (laptop)
Posts: 728
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how to change totem backend
Hello everyone
I have totem included in FC4.
I don't know what backend it is being used but this does not work.
totem cannot play mpg file, that is bad enough.
Recently I installed xine-lib and I want totem to use xine-lib as backend, whatever it is using.
How could I do so.
And by the way.
I have download mplayer from the mirror site it show me.
But that package does not contain gmplayer.
I change to freshrpm to download, but the package on that site claim that I lack libraries.
Where else I can find mplayer binary package or how can I merge two package together.
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