I can confirm it. Using 8.04 (upgraded from 8.04) and totem-xine. Although, I think this happens in earlier versions of Ubuntu. I would like to give some details of what I have found:
The Totem mozilla plugin does not honour the gconf keys that control the usage of the visual effects when playing audio streams. When you disable the visuals from Totem then the /schemas/apps/totem/show_vfx key becomes false. But if you go and play an audio stream within the browser, then the totem mozilla plugin still uses the effects. Obviously, it does not check the /schemas/apps/totem/visual key either, in order to decide which visual to use. I have found that the plugin checks the ~/.config/totem/xine_config file instead. There are the following lines inside this file: # frames per second to generate # numeric, default: 14 effects.goom.fps:15 # goom image height # numeric, default: 240 #effects.goom.height:240 # goom image width # numeric, default: 320 #effects.goom.width:320 # colour space conversion method # { Fast but not photorealistic Slow but looks better }, default: 0 #effects.goom.csc_method:Fast but not photorealistic The strange thing it that Totem also uses this line to remember the size of the visualizations (but not the type). If in Totem the type of the visualizations for example is changed to oscope, i.e. /schemas/apps/totem/visual is oscope, the lines in ~/.config/totem/xine_config don't change, they stay the same, e.g. #effects.goom.width:320, etc. Thus, I assume a solution would be to make the above lines obsolete and create a new gconf key for the size of the visual effects that both Totem and the Totem Mozilla plugin will honor. Also, the plugin obviously should be made to honor the /schemas/apps/totem/show_vfx gconf key that sets the visual effects on/off. -- Totem-plugin-viewer shows visual effects even disabled.(Naxos Music Library) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/273490 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs