Update now that Hermes support is enabled by default in gstreamer-plugins.

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Joe Marcus Clarke 2003-02-28 06:08:55 +00:00
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<tt>multimedia/gstreamer-plugins</tt> with Hermes
support to correct this. To do this, specify
<tt>-DWITH_HERMES</tt> when build <tt>gstreamer-plugins</tt>.
[<b>UPDATE:</b> As of version 0.6.0_1 of gstreamer-plugins,
Hermes support is enabled by default, and thus this error
should no longer occur.]
</p>
<h3>3. Wireless applet does not work</h3>

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<tt>/etc/make.conf</tt> file:</p>
<pre>
WITH_HERMES= yes
WITH_FAM= yes
WITH_LAME= yes
</pre>
<p><tt>WITH_HERMES</tt> enables gst-thumbnailer to make
icon thumbnails of movie files (such as MPEGs).
<tt>WITH_FAM</tt> enables file alteration manager support
<p><tt>WITH_FAM</tt> enables file alteration manager support
which allows Nautilus to update its file lists in real-time
as well as allows all GNOME components to detect config
file changes without needing to restart GNOME.