telepathy-mission-control needs a plugin

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Maybe am I doing things wrong, but SPC files can't be played on my system, I 
don't know why.

I run Fedora 19 64 bits, with the player Quod Libet 2.6.2. I asked at Quod 
Libet center, where I was told I needed to install the gstreamer-plugins-bad 
package as well as game-music-emu, which I did.

But still, when I click on a SPC file in Quod Libet, I get an annoying message, 
which say something like "telepathy-mission-control needs a supplementary 
plugin in order to decode this file blah blah SNES SPC700 Sound File Data 
decoder. Search now? Y/N" Of course, if I click Yes, it fails, and I don't know 
how to proceed next.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by aurelien...@laposte.net on 30 Sep 2013 at 4:55

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Your distribution would still need to compile gstreamer-plugins-bad with 
support for game-music-emu, as game-music-emu is only an optional dependency 
for gstreamer-plugins-bad.

It's possible your distro would ship that gstreamer plugin as a separate 
package as well; you might want to search your distribution's packager for 
"libgme" or "gme". I actually just checked Fedora's packages to see if they 
have game-music-emu packaged, and the answer was that they used to, but don't 
anymore.

If a command like: "gst-launch-0.10 playbin2 uri=file://$PWD/test.nsf" works 
then gstreamer should be setup to use game-music-emu.

Note that gst-launch-0.10 might be called gst-launch or gst-launch-1.0 
depending on your distro and gstreamer version, and that you should replace 
"$PWD/test.nsf" with the path to your SPC file.

With that all said, this isn't really a game-music-emu bug.

Original comment by michael....@gmail.com on 23 Jun 2014 at 5:00

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