X11 Video Output Xcb Download
There was no problem with the update process for the VLC packages. Vag com 311 na windows 7. The problem occurs when I attempt to play some video files. There are two things that I have seen happen. (sometimes, ~20%?) VLC exits with segmentation fault 2.
You need to change the video output in vlc. Tools -> Settings Click on Video on top of panel Change output from automatic to X11 (XCB). (or download) VLC with. The X Window System (X11. A system program controlling the video output of a PC. X Server 1.9.3, XCB requirement.
(usually, ~80%) The laptop ceases to accept keyboard and mouse click input ('locking up my machine'). I can move the mouse pointer, but I cannot do anything useful and need to power cycle the computer.
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When I run from the console, I see the error mentioned in a previous post, but not much else that is useful. Core demux error: corrupt module: /usr/lib64/vlc/plugins/access/liblibbluray_plugin.soHowever, in case #2, I frequently don't get anything because the VLC window may cover the terminal before the computer stops responding. I usually use VLC to determine the audio/video formats of media files, but due to the above issues, I am not actually positive they are the MP4 (H264). VLC is currently configured with tpe's suggested setting: Tools-->Preferences-->Input/Codes -->Hardware-accelerated decoding: VA-API video decoder via X11. I also tried the setting the video output to XVideo (XCB) from Automatic, as suggested above. I did this alone and in combination with the hardware-accelerated decoding setting, failures are the same. However, in case #2, I frequently don't get anything because the VLC window may cover the terminal before the computer stops responding.
That would rather point to a hardware or graphics driver problem. Can you reproduce the problem in recovery mode? Have you tried with disabling hardware accelerated decoding completely? Your vlc packages and repos are ok, but still run 'sudo zypper dup --from 2' to make sure all multimedia-related packages come from Packman.
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Last edited by wolfi323; 19-Mar-2015 at 09:18. [VS] Software VDPAU backend library initialized libva info: VA-API version 0.34.0 libva info: va_getDriverName() returns 0 libva info: Trying to open /usr/lib64/dri/nvidia_drv_video.so libva info: Found init function __vaDriverInit_0_34 Remove the package libvdpau_va_gl1 if it is installed. This reroutes VDPAU to VA-API which is not supported by the nvida driver. And even worse it might be routed back to VDPAU again via vdpau-video (endless loop!).
I would not be surprised if that's what causes _your_ problem, and it seems to be that as your posted output does mention /usr/lib64/dri/nvidia_drv_video.so, i.e. Again, this error is harmless. And that you sometimes don't even get that means that there's some other problem anyway. That would rather point to a hardware or graphics driver problem. Can you reproduce the problem in recovery mode? Have you tried with disabling hardware accelerated decoding completely?
Your vlc packages and repos are ok, but still run 'sudo zypper dup --from 2' to make sure all multimedia-related packages come from Packman.The problem is definitely related to hardware acceleration with VLC 2.2. Switching all multimedia packages was successful, but had no positive effect. VLC works fine for me in recovery mode, and with Preferences->Input/Codecs->'hardware-accelerated decoding' disabled.