[SOLVED] OGM video & Totem

[sea]

Heyas

Now isnt that great, i've just made a backup copy of a dvd of mine, and, to stay to fedora philosophy, i've had used the ogm codecs.
While just after encoding i've tested the movie with vlc (yeah, i know) it played well in awesome quality.

However, now that i had moved it to my NAS and wanted to play it with totem, it tells me the codec: audio/x-ogm-unkown-driver is missing.
(LINE-EDIT: VLC plays it perfectly from NAS.)
But on search, it doesnt find anything.
The video may be played... without sound.

yum search ogm only lists ogmrip and ogmutils, which are both installed.

Any ideas?
Thanks you

[glennzo]

What release of Fedora are you using Sea? Below is from Fedora 16:

[glenn@server ~>$ yum search ogm
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, local
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
 * fedora: mirror.seas.harvard.edu
 * rpmfusion-free: mirror.us.leaseweb.net
 * rpmfusion-free-updates: mirror.us.leaseweb.net
 * rpmfusion-nonfree: mirror.us.leaseweb.net
 * rpmfusion-nonfree-updates: mirror.us.leaseweb.net
 * updates: mirror.seas.harvard.edu
================================= N/S Matched: ogm ==================================
ogmrip-devel.i686 : Development files for ogmrip
ogmrip.i686 : DVD ripping and encoding graphical user interface
ogmtools.i686 : Tools for Ogg media streams

  Name and summary matches only, use "search all" for everything.

[sea]

Originally Posted by sea

yum search ogm only lists ogmrip and ogmutils, which are both installed

I'm running on F16, but as already stated, its already installed, thus helpless as i get the error and am missing the sound (in Totem)

yum list installed|grep ogm
ogmrip.x86_64                       0.13.7-1.fc16                @rpmfusion-free
ogmtools.x86_64                     1.5-8.fc15                   @fedora

[Dutchy]

You'll probably have more luck with an ogg or vorbis query.

Whoops, this is about the video, I believe you'll need libtheora for that.

[Fenrin]

it's about the audio.

hopefully you used the vorbis audio codec for it. Otherwise it's very likely that you used a proprietary codec like for example AAC in your OGM file (for AAC you would need faac from rpmfusion repo) .

and if you want to convert mp4 to a open source friendly format I can recommend ffmpeg2theora (but it doesn't work with DVD's). Arista transcode with webm is also a good option. But conversion to webm videos via Arista transcode takes much longer than conversion to ogv via ffmpeg2theora.

[sea]

ops... the audio settings (in the en/decoder) were set to AC3 & DTS.
I guess that aint no foss, and requires faac (which i'm installing now).

Thank you Fenrin.

[bonedome]

Hello
if you're still keen to embrace the open source philosophy and rip your DVDs there's thoggen, available from rpmfusion-free