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Description of problem: I was playing a DVD on my F14 system and tried to take a screenshot. I got the following pop-up +++ Totem could not get a screenshot of the video This is not supposed to happen; please file a bug report +++ I can't add anything else I Totem didn't give me any more info, just this pop-up. I can't test on F16 owing to Bug 751692 ... this bug is the major show-stopper for moving to F16. For what it is worth, running Applications->Accessories->TakeScreenShot works like a champ Thanks for any help, Paul Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
I've got at least one more issue with Totem and haven't heard a reply on either of them I get the sense I should assume Totem is no longer supported (as in "dead") I'd like to hear otherwise, but I will assume that a lack of response to the post indicates such is the truth. The users-list has steered me to vlc and mplayer ... they work Paul
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