Well, do you see the difference?
Not sure if that is normal or would work, but I would think not.
The latest chromium is in fact 37, and this is unfortunately not part of the update repo yet.
This might be worth a bug report, but I guess it will be released soon (tomorrow maybe?), it is at least in the queue.
Maybe the update process should be a bit more streamlined though, or the packages should have stricter dependencies…
But I don’t know, as I don’t use chromium myself.
Repo list:
Ok, you could clean up there a bit.
No need to have the Google-Chrome repo twice, or even once at all, if you want to use chromium anyway.
And #13 is superfluous as well, as you have the standard oss repo anyway as #18.
But those should not cause your problem.
I installed VLC-codecs because VLC seemed unable to play anything even while the Packman codecs were installed.
Yes, you need to additionally install vlc-codecs for vlc being able to play all files.
But that’s unrelated to chromium.
What should my next move be?
EDIT: Just some additional info that might (help?) be of use:
peter@linux:~> sudo zypper install libxine2-codecs k3b-codecs ffmpeg lame gstreamer-0_10-plugins-bad gstreamer-0_10-plugins-ugly gstreamer-0_10-plugins-ugly-orig-addon gstreamer-0_10-plugins-ffmpeg libdvdcss2root's password:
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...
'ffmpeg' is already installed.
...
Nothing to do.
That’s ok.
There are higher versions in your multimedia:libs repo, but you should not install those, as they don’t have the full codec support that Packman provides.
Do you have any particular reason to use multimedia:libs at all?
Maybe you should just remove it.
And as I already wrote, your next step should probably be a “full vendor change upgrade” to Packman.
In your case:
zypper dup --from "Packman Repository"
But at the moment, it probably won’t help much.
Just wait until chromium 37 is released as official update, I’d say.
Using
zypper install gstreamer-0_10-plugins-ugly-0.10.19-47.1.x86_64
just wants to change vendors from Packman to multimedia:libs.
It should not want to do this.
Have you enabled “vendor change”?
EDIT 2: I did install Chromium before I installed the codecs. Could deleting my Chromium profile do anything?
No, this should not matter.