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Created Jan 19, 2022 by Tiago d'Almeida@tjapro

WAV support

Well, I searched through docs, webpages and git issues, but I cannot find anything related to this so...


It should be interesting to GNOME Music to have more supported audio files, like WAV, FLAC, ...
Why? Because the app that reads these files atually are Totem. See #268


After research and tests, the app reads flac music files, but do not shows WAV files.

Note: EasyTag do not open WAV files either.

Sorry, but there is something about Fedora codecs?

Fedora 35
gnome-music 41.0 (dnf)
easytag 2.4.3 (flatpak)

Multimedia rpm's installed:

mozilla-openh264
ffmpeg
flac
gstreamer1-libav
gstreamer1-plugins-base*
gstreamer1-plugins-good*
gstreamer1-plugins-bad*
gstreamer1-plugins-ugly*
gstreamer1-plugin-openh264
gstreamer1-plugin-mpg123
mpg123-libs
libmpg123
lame
lame-libs
Edited Jan 21, 2022 by Tiago d'Almeida
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