The gradio application says:
automatic codec installation isn't supported by your distribution.
Please install "gstreamer|1.0|gradio|MPEG-2 AAC decoder-audio/mpeg,
mpegversion=(int)2, level=(string)1, profile=(string)lc" manually.
From the point of view of a Flatpak app, "your distribution" is the Flatpak
runtime (container) that it's running in, not Debian. gradio uses GStreamer
plugins from the Flatpak runtime, not from Debian.
That is really misleading.
The Flatpak runtime that gradio uses is chosen by the maintainers of the
gradio Flatpak app, so only they can solve this. I'd suggest reporting this
at https://github.com/flathub/de.haeckerfelix.gradio/issues
For the record, I've open a issue on github:
https://github.com/haecker-felix/Gradio/issues/355
So it seems that somehow, flatpak could be able to automatically install the
right package
Flatpak automatically installs the runtime that the gradio app asks for
(currently org.gnome.Platform version 3.28, although until a few days
ago it was version 3.30). If that runtime isn't suitable, then that's
a bug in the gradio app or a bug in the runtime.
That makes things clearer in my mind.
Thanks for your prompt answer.
Let's then close this bug.
smcv
cED
