I couldn’t get DVDs to play, looked up some old threads on the forum, and found really helpful advice that suggests I get an YMP. So, with almost no experience with YaST, I went ahead and entered as SU:
The outcome is this:
Following packages haven’t been found on the medium:
http://opensuse-community.org/codecs-gnome.ymp
This seems to be the outcome for any effort I make with YaST, no matter what source? Any help is very appreciated! 
Oh, and when I download the file to my computer, it opens in gedit. So I try this:
yast2 -i codecs-gnome.ymp
Which leads to this:
Following packages haven’t been found on the medium:
entire contents of YMP file ]
Hi guys – any thoughts? Maybe I’m making a simple, rookie error and would love it if someone can point out what a goon I am. 
Did you tried this link:
Link
Select this rpm:
gst-fluendo-mp3-2-72.1.i586.rpm
And after download, install it by clicking it.
OR
You can try this repo from Vlan.
Link
> Hi guys – any thoughts? Maybe I’m making a simple, rookie error and
> would love it if someone can point out what a goon I am.
i wanted to help, but i couldn’t find an application to get/install
named YNP…(as you called it in your first posting)
so, i quit trying.
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I think the confused person is mixed up with:
http://opensuse-community.org/codecs-gnome.ymp
trying to add multi-media via one click
ITS NOT A PACKAGE!
it adds repo’s to your system and then installs the packages you need
YMP= YaST Meta Package