Created attachment 1285164 [details] Backtrace generated by Wine. (After installing required Gstreamer Plugins. Winegstreamer enabled. Game crashes.) Description of problem: When I run the video game "The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion" with all of the necessary Gstreamer plugins (from RPM Fusion) installed, it makes it through the opening logo screens and then crashes. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.9 Staging Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install all necessary i686 Gstreamer plugins (Requires RPM Fusion.) 2. Install The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion from Gog.com. (Probably affects other software.) 3. Try to run the game. Actual results: Game crashes after developer credits/logos. Terminal output and Wine's generated backtrace will be attached to this bug. Expected results: The game loads and I can waste hours of my life performing quests and slaying various creatures in the realm of Cyrodiil. Additional info: This bug is also filed in WineHQ's Bugzilla, but it seems to be specific to Fedora's package. https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43137 Workaround: Open Winecfg and set a dll override for winegstreamer and set the override entry to "disabled".
Created attachment 1285165 [details] Terminal output (After installing required Gstreamer Plugins. Winegstreamer enabled. Game crashes.)
Fedora uses wine-staging patches. No extra patches are applied. Please check the version of gstreamer1 (1.12.0 in F26) compared to those with it working.
https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19967 One of the comments in the WineHQ bug suggested that this issue might be a duplicate of this bug from 2009 where Oblivion will crash if Wine is compiled without mpg123. Since Fedora Legal has given the go ahead for full MP3 support in Fedora 26, can Wine be built with mpg123 library if it is not being done that way now?
Wine is compiled with mpg123. All Fedora packages were changed at the time the patent expired. http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/rpms/wine.git/tree/wine.spec#n141 $ rpm -q wine-core.x86_64 --requires | grep mpg123 libmpg123.so.0()(64bit)
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