Description of problem: In /etc/gconf/schemas/gnome-volume-manager.schemas there are defaults for autoplay_dvd_command, autoplay_vcd_command and autoplay_cda_command. In all cases these commands are 'totem %d' and, AFAICS, in all cases they are wrong. Inserting DVD, even if required libraries are present, is causing totem to display error messages about missing plugins and nothing plays. A correct auto-play command in this case happens to be: totem --play dvd:// and that one actually works as expected. I do not have any correct VCD with which to check but I strongly suspect that in this case one should use totem --play vcd:// In a case of audio CD a command totem --play %d (with %d actually substituted by /dev/cdrom or equivalent) does start playing but this is a really poor cousin of gnome-cd --play --unique as the later shows, when available, CD and track information while in totem all of that is always either "Unknown" or blank. Sigh! I just found (see bug 244558) that 'gnome-cd' is strangely picky about accepted device names and segfaults when they are not to its liking. As a result the more proper gnome-cd --play --unique --device %d does not work. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-volume-manager-2.17.0-7.fc7 and earlier too How reproducible: always
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