http://fedorasolved.org daily 1 2006-11-09T07:36:14Z http://fedorasolved.org/multimedia-solutions/amarok Amarok is a powerful music player and manager made for the KDE Desktop environment. Amarok uses the gstreamer framework for music playback and encoding. Due to legal issues support for various non-free formats , including mp3 and iTunes music stora aac files, aren't included in gstreamer by default. You can add support for such formats by installing an add-on package from third party add-on repository rpm.livna.org No publisher Sindre Pedersen Bjørdal Multimedia Solutions 2009-01-15T12:50:43Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/multimedia-solutions/audacious Audacious or BMP as it was formerly known, is a rewrite of the classic XMMS player with a new, modern interface and various other featurs you would expect from a modern music player. All while keeping true to the lightweight, simple no-nonsense music player ideal. Due to legal issues support for various non-free formats , including mp3 files, aren't included in Audacious by default. You can add support for mp3 by installing an add-on package from third party add-on repository rpm.livna.org No publisher Sindre Pedersen Bjørdal Multimedia Solutions 2008-01-31T01:53:55Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/Members/crash/audio-capture-in-skype-and-other-devices If your skype test call doesn't give your voice back then you may have to enable your "microphone capture" an your "mic boost" devices. Note that this aren't the "microphone" device. This also applies to any other program that need microphone capturing, as the ekiga VoIP service, and is not skype unique feature. No publisher crash Multimedia Solutions 2008-01-30T06:35:35Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/Members/khaytsus/configuring-synaptics-using-hal By default since Fedora 11 ships with Tap disabled in the Synaptics touchpad. There are many methods to re-enable this, or to tweak other settings but until a configuration utility is created, the ideal way is to modify it in the HAL configuration. By doing this, each user will have the same settings, it will not be desktop-specific, and will not require setting up additional startup scripts, running synclient, or creating a xorg.conf file. Any setting you would normally do with synclient (either manually, via startup script, or in xorg.conf) can be done in the HAL configs as shown in the following example. No publisher khaytsus Post-Install Solutions Multimedia Solutions 2010-07-28T20:27:57Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/Members/renich/howtos/community/en/fas-voip-howto This HowTo explains how to use your free SIP account on Fedora; using ekiga. No publisher renich Network Solutions Multimedia Solutions 2009-05-01T21:35:26Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/multimedia-solutions/mplayer-libdca-support-freshrpms-and-livna-repositories-for-proper-dts-playback If you have DTS mplayer support issues and you want to use both livna and freshrpms repositories, follow the instructions here, else you will be having dependency problems. Use of these instructions is your exclusive responsibility. No publisher obsethryl Multimedia Solutions 2008-01-31T01:53:55Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/Members/khaytsus/improve-fonts Fedora ships with a reasonable configuration for most users, however, some tweaks can be applied if you're using an LCD. Additional improvements to font rendering can also be applied if you wish to enable a patent encumbered font renderer. The method to do each of these, separately, are outlined below. I suggest doing both to maximize your font appearance! In addition to these font rendering changes, there is also information for adding additional fonts to Fedora in the sections following. Please note that some suggested changes in this document can be very subjective based on individual preferences, hardware used, etc. The Troubleshooting section goes into some more detail in this regard and should be considered before making changes. No publisher khaytsus Post-Install Solutions Browser Solutions Multimedia Solutions 2010-06-27T06:33:12Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/multimedia-solutions/installing-mplayer-32bit-on-x86_64 This content has been moved to http://fedora64.org to access the content follow the link shown. No publisher scott_glaser Multimedia Solutions 2008-01-31T01:53:55Z Link http://fedorasolved.org/Members/dcr226/installing-skype This howto covers setting up the skype repo and installing skype. No publisher dcr226 Post-Install Solutions Network Solutions Multimedia Solutions 2010-07-10T19:28:28Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/multimedia-solutions/win32-codecs This howto covers installing the windows media codecs for use on Fedora. No publisher jon Multimedia Solutions 2008-01-31T01:53:54Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/multimedia-solutions/lightscribe-for-linux this How-to shows how to download and install the LaCie 4L LightScribe Labeler for Linux. No publisher Corwyn Multimedia Solutions 2008-01-31T01:53:55Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/Members/jpmahowald/non-free-plugins-for-gstreamer GStreamer is a multimedia framework used by many media players including rhythmbox, banshee, totem, listen, exaile and others. Due to legal issues support for various non-free formats , including mp3 files, aren't included with GStreamer by default. You can add support for mp3 and other formats by installing an add-on package from the third party repository rpm.livna.org No publisher jpmahowald Multimedia Solutions 2009-12-02T18:07:13Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/Members/fenris02/pulseaudio-fixes-and-workarounds A collection of fixes and work-arounds for PulseAudio: This page has hints for if you are having some sound, but it is choppy, skips - or is too quiet. No publisher fenris02 Multimedia Solutions 2010-07-20T14:57:59Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/Members/crash/totem-xine-movie-player-supporting-video-audio-non-free Totem-xine is a simple but powerfull movie player, this version is in RPMFusion repo, and is linked against xine-lib unlike Fedora totem package, which is linked against gstreamer. Support for DVD playing will also be added. No publisher crash Multimedia Solutions 2008-11-15T21:32:55Z Page http://fedorasolved.org/multimedia-solutions/vlc VideoLAN Client is a powerful open source media player. VLC will play all the most common audio and video formats, as well as most of the not so common ones. Due to legal issues with some of these non-free formats, VLC is not included in Fedora itself. However, you can get VLC from third party repository rpm.livna.org. No publisher Sindre Pedersen Bjørdal Multimedia Solutions 2008-01-31T01:53:55Z Page