OK success! I have mythmusic again! The problem was two competing vicious circle dependency conflicts involving libfaad0 vs. libfaad2-0 and libmjpegtools0 vs libmjpegtools0c2a. This worked for me after dist-upgrading to Gutsy -- it may work in Feisty (please confirm) Solution: 1. Restrict your apt-get repositories to the official Ubuntu servers (my sources.list is in the previous post) 2. Remove everything depending on the old packages, and the old packages themselves [don't worry, your mythtv settings will be preserved!] $ sudo apt-get remove libmjpegtools0 mjpegtools transcode mythtv-transcode-utils mythtv-backend mythtv mythdvd $ sudo apt-get remove libfaad0 $ sudo apt-get autoremove 3. Install the good packages and your applications again $ sudo aptitude install transcode mythtv-transcode-utils mythtv-backend mythtv 4. Now install mythmusic (hooray!) $ sudo aptitude install mythmusic Hope that helps :-) Thanks for the troubleshooting, Mario! - Fisslefink On 9/10/07, Erin Simonds