Gstreamer Rollback [fixed]

After a clean install of openSuSE 10.3 (64bit) everything was OK. Particularly the sound. I then found out that there was a plugin for Totem to search and view YouTube videos. I tried to compile it but it said that I needed a newer version of GStreamer. So I tried finding one from YaST2 with no luck. Anyway, I downloaded the source and compiled it. Everything was compiled fine. Until I realized, there is no sound in pidgin, no sound in totem, no video in VLC, no sound in Amarok etc.

I have sound when openSuSE logs in and all system sounds, but probably I messed up everything that used GStreamer. Oh, did I mention that I compiled it without first uninstalling it from YaST2? I tried, but there where so many dependencies I said "h***, it would probably overwrite it". But it didn't.

So, what is my next move? I want to undo my compile and get the old GStreamer. Forget about Totem and YouTube.

Regards,
Panagiotis

Go into the source directory of the program you compiled and type:

# make uninstall

If that doesn't work, there is probably no rule for uninstall in the makefile (check the README and INSTALL files for more info).

Go into the source directory of the program you compiled and type:

# make uninstall

If that doesn't work, there is probably no rule for uninstall in the makefile (check the README and INSTALL files for more info).
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That worked! Excellent..! Thank you very much..