I installed outRec on Ubuntu 10.04 per the instructions on the OMG!Ubuntu! blog and then went looking for it. I expected to find it in the Sound & Video menu, but it appeared in the Other menu.
I validated the .desktop file and it does not use a valid category:
andyp@agrippa:~$ desktop-file-validate /usr/share/applications/outrecen.desktop
/usr/share/applications/outrecen.desktop: warning: key "Encoding" in group "Desktop Entry" is deprecated
/usr/share/applications/outrecen.desktop: error: (will be fatal in the future): value "Audio" in key "Categories" in group "Desktop Entry" requires another category to be present among the following categories: AudioVideo
So you should update the .desktop file to match the xdg specification.
The package is automatically made by Gambas and it only put any program in that category (Others). About the desktop file, you can make a launcher with the following command: outrecEN.gambas
I'll fix those and other things for the next version.
I just ran through the packaging wizard in the Gambas IDE and it lets me choose a Menu Entry category of AudioVideo so this should be easy to fix?
When you finish the wizard and install the .DEB it works? Because I have
tried many times and nothing happen. Let me know.
PD: Sorry for the grammatical errors in the last comment
Yes, it works for me. I can download the tar, clean it up, build the exe, run the packaging wizard, and set the Category in the Desktop file to AudioVideo. One thing I did though was change the category of the previous page to GNOME from Sound though. Anyway I have a version installed that is in the correct desktop category and shows up in the right menu.