Unable to play any video or audio file over samba share on KDE spin. Dragon asks a "smb plugin" wich does not exists, VLC says it cannot play samba media. However it works with Gnome spin. How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect to smb share (on dolphin smb://IP/map) 2. Open media file with VLC or Dragon First time accessing smb share, it is written: "Could not start process Unable to create io-slave : klauncher said : Error loading 'kio_smb'
That's... odd. dolphin can connect via kio_smb but dragon can't? Could possibly be a bug on phonon
For reference, what phonon backend are you using? (phonon-gstreamer is default, unless you've changed it)
(In reply to comment #1) > That's... odd. dolphin can connect via kio_smb but dragon can't? Could > possibly be a bug on phonon The kio_smb error appears on dolphin
(In reply to comment #2) > For reference, what phonon backend are you using? (phonon-gstreamer is > default, unless you've changed it) Indeed, this is the default backend. But I have this issue with both dragon and vlc. Thanks
I don't read videos and music with VLC and videos with Dragon player...
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