           SPELL=nautilus-media
         VERSION=0.8.1
	  BRANCH=`echo $VERSION|cut -d . -f 1,2`
          SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.bz2
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION
   SOURCE_URL[0]=$GNOME_URL/sources/$SPELL/$BRANCH/$SOURCE
     SOURCE_HASH=sha512:460377f44602a6a2566456db337e46e99bc6948f895873c0e0b9822cdf910b2cc20ada1d04e461d2a242d377c8516611ef7abdbba6ed983e5feb37f24056ca81
      LICENSE[0]=GPL
      LICENSE[1]=LGPL
        WEB_SITE=http://developer.gnome.org
         ENTERED=20020509
         UPDATED=20040913
        KEYWORDS="gnome2 libs"
           SHORT="Media extension to Nautilus 2.2"
cat << EOF
WHAT THIS IS
------------
                                                                                
Media goodies for Nautilus
                                                                                
- audio view            displays directory as audio tracks, plays them
- audio properties view a property page for audio files, used in nautilus
- gst-thumbnail         thumbnails videos for nautilus
                                                                                
Educational stuff for writing Nautilus views
- test view             a test view to learn from
                                                                                
AUDIO VIEW
----------
- the audio view plays tracks using GStreamer.
- it currently plays wav, ogg, mp3 and flac (if your gnome-vfs is current)
- seeking should work
- if you want to help test, do the following things (in audio-view):
  - start by trying audio-play-test (my music file)
    and see if it can play the file and prints out lots of stuff
  - if that works, try the gnome-test app.  Run
    ./gnome-test (dir with music files)
    and see if it recognizes them and plays them as well.
  - if that works, you can try the bonobo-test app.  Run it in the same way.
    For it to work, the server file needs to be installed to your bonobo
    servers dir (\$(prefix)/lib/bonobo/servers) and the nautilus-audio-view
    should be installed to \$(prefix)/libexec.
    (If you ran configure with the same prefix as nautilus and bonobo, this
     should just work).  If this test app works, is able to bring up the
     component, and it plays, then on to the final step.
  - in nautilus, go to a dir containing audio files, and choose View as...
    next to the location bar.  Then from the menu, choose "View as Audio"
    and see if it works.
                                                                                
I appreciate any and all bug reports, with a mention of which of these four
did work and which didn't, and possibly a link to the problematic audio files,
so I can fix this and help you further.
                                                                                
THUMBNAILER
-----------
* to use the thumbnailer:
  - you need nautilus >= 2.1
  - you need to install the GConf schema that tells nautilus how to thumbnail.
    (the old method, ~/.gnome2/thumbnailrc, is gone)
EOF
