| 2017-05-14 09:35:27 |
Bernd Wechner |
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Me TV is by it's own admission design for Linux platforms. Sound is controlled centrally very well on Linux for apps that support MPRIS. It would rock if Me TV implemented MPRIS. 'nuff said, it would simply rock and lack of it is arguably (as a media player on Linux, a bug). |
Me TV is by it's own admission designed for Linux platforms. Sound is controlled centrally very well on Linux for apps that support MPRIS. It would rock if Me TV implemented MPRIS. 'nuff said, it would simply rock and lack of it is arguably (as a media player on Linux, a bug). |
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| 2017-05-14 09:37:20 |
Bernd Wechner |
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Me TV is by it's own admission designed for Linux platforms. Sound is controlled centrally very well on Linux for apps that support MPRIS. It would rock if Me TV implemented MPRIS. 'nuff said, it would simply rock and lack of it is arguably (as a media player on Linux, a bug). |
Me TV is by it's own admission design for Linux platforms. Sound is controlled centrally very well on Linux for apps that support MPRIS. It would rock if Me TV implemented MPRIS. 'nuff said, it would simply rock and lack of it is arguably (as a media player on Linux, a bug).
Of course if it already exists, this is not a bug, but ignorance on my part. Let's just say I'm a newb, just running it for the first time, and it's not visible on my sound control applet in the system tray which is a sign it doesn't support MPRIS. I also searched the net and failed to find any evidence it did. To wit a bug report to put the request on the table. |
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