It seems as if the current rawhide repo (for 40) is missing all the openh264 packages, see Index of /openh264/40/x86_64 (fedoraproject.org) What is the best way to get this addressed? With the current state, fully test-driving the KDE Plasma 6.0 (git master) desktop environment is a bit annoying -…

FWIW, for Fedora 39 all the important packages are present - see Index of /openh264/39/x86_64 (fedoraproject.org) Yeah, although they aren’t really. :slight_smile: ie, if you download one of those you don’t download from codecs.fedoraproject.org in the end, you are redirected. FWIW^2, I have …

I do not know why it is not there jet. But the links below should give you the opportunity to install it on your own and give some more explanations. OpenH264 - Fedora Project Wiki and here a quick doc about it: OpenH264 :: Fedora Docs And an explanation why not in by default: OpenH264 in Fedor…

There will never be openh264 packages there. The only thing in that repo is the repodata. It provides the actual download links from cisco. They have ability to distribute those packages, while fedora cannot. So, if you enable that repo it should correctly let you download the packages mentione…

FWIW, for Fedora 39 all the important packages are present - see Index of /openh264/39/x86_64 (fedoraproject.org) FWIW^2, I have the repo enabled on rawhide (40), but when there is nothing in the rawhide repo, there is nothing to do download … FWIW^3, I am running multiple non-rawhide Fedora 39 in…

And this also not works? [image] OpenH264 in Fedora Linux Everybody is always busy working on something else instead. For now, the workaround is sudo dnf install gstreamer1-plugin-openh264 mozilla-openh264 which is not onerous, but also not good enough for users who don’t know to do so. See l…

Rawhide (40) missing openh264

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ilikelinux (ilikelinux) December 4, 2023, 12:09pm 5

And this also not works?

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