Karim, I think your mail is misleading. I will clarify a bit. mplayer is NOT Gnome Media Player. mplayer stands for "movie player" and is just one of the multiple video player available. The official media player for gnome is totem which I believe is included in osol.
mplayer uses its own code (based on latest ffmpeg library code) for decoding the audio and video streams. Thus mplayer doesn't need plugins to play dvds or mp3 if it was compiled with the correct options. totem, on the other hand, uses the gstreamer multimedia framework. gstreamer has a plugin architecture that make it trivial to add or remove support to a particular format, for instance to comply with local laws. so : pfexec pkg install MBLmplayer will install mplayer, while pfexec pkg install MBLgst-plugin-dvd pfexec install MBLgst-plugin-mp3 will add dvd and mp3 support to totem and other apps using the gstreamer framework. Regards -- Thomas Leveille On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 6:34 PM, Karim <karim at berrah.net> wrote: > A great web site for Multi-media application: > http://solaris.homeunix.com/ > > or, quickly how to install GMplayer: > > pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://ips.homeunix.com:10906 ips.homeunix.com > pfexec pkg refresh -full > pfexec pkg install MBLmplayer > > and then you can launch it > /usr/bin/mplayer > > > What did you say ? can't see your favorite DVD ? > pfexec pkg install MBLgst-plugin-dvd > > What else ? no MP3 ? > pfexec install MBLgst-plugin-mp3 > > > Cheers > Karim > > -- > Sent from a laptop powered by OpenSolaris > _______________________________________________ > ug-chosug mailing list > ug-chosug at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ug-chosug > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/ug-chosug/attachments/20090911/11993f13/attachment.html>
