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Debian 12: how do I get Gnome Files to display preview thumbnails/icons for large video files? Right now it just shows generic icons(lemmy.world)

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AVincentInSpace@pawb.social
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You have openh264 installed already which should cover your bases. Since it quite clearly isn’t I’m not sure what to suggest. What file manager is this that’s having issues?

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Ext4

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Ext4 is a filesystem. That is the part of the kernel that actually stores and retrieves the files on disk. What program are you using to browse files? It’s a bit hard to tell from this screenshot what program it’s a screenshot of, but it looks like Nautilus (the default file browser in GNOME). Is that it?

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