Re: WMA files

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Subject: Re: WMA files
From: Steven Stern <subscribed-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 13:06:22 -0500
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Øyvind Stegard wrote:

Steven Stern wrote:
I've copied all of music files from my Windows machine to /var/music.Music Player (Rhythmbox) finds and plays the MP3 files, but seems toignore the WMA files. Is there an addin/plugin for it that will letit read/play/catalog the WMA files?
Check out gstreamer-* packages at http://freshrpms.net, gstreamer-ffmpegor gstreamer-pitfdll should enable Rhythmbox to play wma's (I guess theyhave to be DRM-free/unencrypted). I think you'll need win32 codec DLLsto use pitfdll.

I tried both packages from freshrpms, but it still grays out the WMAfiles when I try to import them into the libary. Phoo!

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