In fact, when one sends an email per item(1) it goes to the mailing list, but if one is not subscribed to the mailing list, one may not see the reply. (3) mailing list - the absolute BEST way.They all login here from time to time, but they may or may not see ones complaint. (1) email (if one knows the email address of the packager - which one can get from the Packman web site) PackMan :: home.But they can only be contacted via 3 means: This makes me think it might be a bug perhaps in libavcodec, so do you know who I could contact to ask them to look into it?The packman packagers are very receptive/good for addressing problems. It's looking like there may be an error in the packaging somwhere,Packman's? Because on another machine this same problem with Suse, once again no VLC repos, just Packman all the way & it's a 32bit machine with 11.2. My view is the best way to solve a dependency problem is to never encounter one, and by sticking with the 4 repositories I recommend (OSS, non-OSS, Update and Packman) one goes a long ways toward achieving that. This will IMHO save signifcantly on both functional and dependency problems. On the occasion where one has identified a package from a repository that is NOT one of those 4, then I recommend adding the repository, installing the application, and then IMMEDIATELY removing the 5th repository. And one and ONLY one 3rd party repository, which is Packman. Those are the 3 official repositories: OSS, Non-OSS, and Update. Hence I always recommend users stick with 4 and only 4 software repositories.

Also note many other 3rd party repositories will package multimedia applications that may be incompatible with Packman, videolan and indeed with the baseline official openSUSE. Note that packages packaged by videolan are often incompatible with packages packaged by Packman and visa versa. Apologies.ĭid you take a look at Reddwarf's 10 step guide (ie the first post): Check your multimedia problem in ten steps - openSUSE Forums I confess I can not understand your post.

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