Jukebox should open more video/audio file types

[HoboPrimate]

There is no activity available to open mp4 or mov files, but since jukebox uses gstreamer, which plays them with the required plugins installed, jukebox should register with them.
Totem could be a good project to see which mime-types to support.

jukebox

[RafaelOrtiz]

Open problem with these is that altering mymetypes could do the trick but then, the distros should have all the proprietary codecs needed to play these kind of files.

This is a question for Jukebox maint also.

[HoboPrimate]

Not necessarily. If codecs aren't found, jukebox should inform the user which ones are missing. It would be up to the user to install them, manually or more tipically using their distro instructions. In Fedora this is done by adding rpmfusion repository and installing the necessary gstreamer packages, in ubuntu you enable the multiverse repo.

Also, in Fedora 17 and having Gnome installed, I was asked if I wanted to search and download for missing codecs (from the repos) when I viewed http://sugarlabs.org/index.php?template=gallery&page=media_01 in Browse (at the end it failed to install but that's for another ticket). If I remember correctly, Ubuntu also has this (it is perhaps a gstreamer thing).

[humitos]

This is almost fixed here:

•  http://git.sugarlabs.org/jukebox/mainline/commit/b35dfa88870665c0c77cd3c274592c79720573c1

MOV mime type is missing, could you add it?

• Take mime type list from  http://filext.com/file-extension/MOV

[humitos]

MOV added here:

 http://git.sugarlabs.org/jukebox/mainline/commit/32e1688db1dc45f9ed75d844ff7b651d835cfd44

Closing this ticket...