It is anyway silly for VLC to feature the sndio support on Linux. (I
happen to have written the VLC sndio plugin, and I'd argue that) sndio
is inferior in every possible ways to ALSA or PulseAudio, and should
only be used where needed, meaning mostly OpenBSD.
AFAICT, it is built because VLC
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Fixed upstream in 3.0.12.1-40-gf128680a57
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Statu
Fixed in 3.0
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rdnssd simply tracks the kernel notion's of what are the RDNSS at a
time. The kernel did not send expiration for the entries when you left
the network, hence the entries are considered still valid.
What you want is an integrated IPv4/IPv6 connection manager, like e..
network-manager. This is way
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This looks like an error in the VA driver. But regardless, please note
that Wayland support is incomplete and experimental in VLC 3.0.x.
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That is not what this bug is about. I suggest you read the bug
description before hijacking bugs.
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And likewise not a Xine or VDR issue either.
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Crashing the whole Wayland display server would be a bug in the Wayland
display server, not in VLC.
The trigger for the display server bug may be a VLC bug, but the
crashing would be a display server bug nevertheless.
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This looks like a bug in the display drivers though. A bug in VLC can
only crash the VLC process, not the whole X server.
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VLC screen
I would hazard a guess that this is a problem between Qt5 and TWM, not
VLC per se... And even if it is blatantly obvious which one of those two
has changed, I would not hazard a guess as to which one is at "fault".
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The error message is totally normal and expected if there is no driver.
It's a bit confusing because libvdpau defaults to the NVIDIA driver,
regardless of the GPU vendor or lack thereof. But either way, there are
no ways that libvdpau can work without a backend driver.
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Closing VLC bug as already explained in previous comment.
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Maybe a problem with Thunderbird or with the Thunderbird user settings
then?
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totem should not claim to be able to open pdfs
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grofaty, there is no fix upstream. In fact, I understand the bug is in
Ubuntu libraries, not in VLC.
So then, there is no fix to be upstreamed. That also explains why
updating VLC on 16.04 won't fix the bug.
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It seems that the VDPAU output support in VA-GL driver is broken.
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In case 2, you claim to have removed the i965 driver, and yet the log
clearly shows that it's loaded succesfully. Possibly a cut and paste
error, but meanwhile we cannot make sense of your bug report.
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This is not fixed. This just isn't a bug, as Brandon already explained.
VLC can use VDPAU not only for hardware decoding, but also scaling and
rendering. Thus even if you disable hardware decoding, it still uses
VDPAU for rendering.
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VLC 2.2.2 "can not capture v4l2 video stream"
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Sounds like a bug in the graphic card video decoding driver
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All of three of them?? That does not make much sense to be honest.
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Does it crash if you play audio files?
Does it crash if you start vlc as 'vlc --avcodec-hw none' then play video?
Does it crash if you start vlc as 'vlc --vout x11' then play video?
Does it crash if you start vlc as 'vlc --avcodec-hw none --vout x11' then play
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The provided URL just returns all 0xff. You can easily verify it
manually by running Wireshark while VLC tries to fetch the playlist.
As far as I can tell, the server is configured to make VLC fail on
purpose. Closing.
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Note that you can still access the stream with VLC if you skip the M3U step:
vlc http://stream.srg-ssr.ch/m/rsc_fr/mp3_128
(but likely the server admin will block it when they find out)
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This Fix Committed procedure is as agreed between VLC developers and the
Debian/Ubuntu multimedia team.
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It's not really fixed in Debian. VLC just embeds its own older FFmpeg
version, so that the rest of Debian can upgrade.
There are no volunteers to add support for FFmpeg 3.0 into VLC 2.2; that
is potentially quite a lot of work.
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VLC 2.2.2 exhibits a known bug with VDPAU-VA-GL. Update to VLC 2.2.3 (or
Debian's 2.2.2-5) if you use the later.
That being noted, if your problem exists with MPV, then that is some
other bug. Something is wrong either in VAAPI hardware drivers, or in
VDPAU-VA-GL. Please reassign.
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vlc crashed with SIGABRT in __assert_fail_base()
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PPC: no mpeg-2 video playback
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In that log, MPEG2 Video is decoded by your GPU, so there is very little
to nothing that VLC can do about the performance.
Quite possibly your drivers are broken.
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How about *verbose* logs??
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Since it affects multiple apps, it's probably not a per-app bug...
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Please retry with a newer version and upload an up-to-date stack trace
if reproducible.
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Does this still occur with VLC 2.2.2?
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vlc crashed with SIGILL
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Seems like a bug in libvdpau-va-gl to me. Try uninstalling 'libvdpau-va-
gl1 package'.
Also waiting for retrace here.
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vlc crashed with
The Qt volume limit is for the Qt volume widget only. This is working as
it's supposed to.
While it is debatable if the mouse wheel should obey the limit (it is
not part of the VLC Qt plugin), VLC cannot enforce volume limits system-
wide. PulseAudio is responsible for that, and does not care
Logs?
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Can you check if you have 'libvdpau-va-gl1' package installed, and if
so, remove it?
Also, try changing video output in VLC preferences (you might need to
restart VLC).
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--force has been removed because it is now always on. The command line
help should be updated.
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The first of the errors is most probably due to freetuxtv not
initializing Xlib correctly.
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This is a generic limitation of the Linux kernel virtual file system and
the NFS driver. There is nothing VLC can do about, since it gets stuck
in kernel mode: you just have to kill the correct VLC process (by PID).
Consider yourself lucky. Back in the days, you could not even kill the
process in
This was fixed upstream some time ago:
https://mailman.videolan.org/pipermail/vlc-
commits/2015-April/030064.html
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Regression: Unable to select audio or subtitle tracks
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LyX menu is not updated by
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Regression: Unable to select audio or subtitle tracks
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vlc crashes with file open dialog
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Does it occur on any other DM than LXDE? Otherwise, it looks like a bug
in LXQT... Stack trace would be nice.
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vlc crashes with file open
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vlc spuriously jumps ahead to next item in playlist
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Driver issue.
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Graphic issues on the VLC media player with VDPAU
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That's a problem with Ubuntu app menus, not with VLC.
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vlc inappropriately greys out menu
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Milestone: None = 2.2.2
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It looks like the JACK is not properly installed. Can you please paste
the output of 'vlc -vv vlc://quit' ?
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I cannot reproduce the crash with VLC 2.1.6 or VLC 2.2.1. Please file a
proper bug report including crash infos with apport.
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So that's a but in your XVideo driver, not in VLC then. Please reassign.
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Status: Unknown
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tl;dr: You cannot use XVideo output via VDPAU decoder.
If you want to use the VDPAU decoder, you really really should use the
VDPAU output (or leave output to auto). Otherwise, use OpenGL. XVideo
cannot handle picture buffer padding and subpicture blending and is
generally considered deprecated
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VLC 3.0 no longer wakes up when paused if playing audio. Updating to
video-only upstream bug.
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Status: New = Unknown
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That RTSP output is meant for live streaming.
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Cannot seek in RTSP stream
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Already fixed in VLC 2.2, unless your desktop is buggy.
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VLC does not exit at EOS by default. This is intended.
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cvlc does not stop at
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Moving files after playback with vlc finished is extremely slow
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This is not making much sense. The content of the playlist has no
effects on the current playing item. If the current item fails and
terminates for any reason, the next item will be played. If there are no
next item, either the first item will be played from start, or playback
will just stop.
So
User error. Seeking live streams will never work.
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Cannot seek in RTSP stream
The plugins are meant to be statically linked. That's how x264 upstream
recommends using x264, and that's how VLC releases on Windows are made
(supporting both 8 and 10 bits).
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No logs and no sample file, seriously? All I can say is that I cannot
reproduce the problem...
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No unexpected errors in VLC logs, no unexpected errors in VDPAU trace,
and no problems playing the file on another computer... I have to leave
this bug to Ubuntu people.
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I think that is the expected behaviour of apt-get... you should request
to install libavcodec54 if you want to rpelace libavcodec-extra-54 with
it. Then again, I do not really see the point in doing so.
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There has been a number of fixes to the Ogg demux plugin since
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occurs.
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Please use Apport or otherwise provide the symbolic thread stack trace,
always when reporting crashes. This report is not very exploitable as
is.
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Also, if you can reproduce the problem, a trace with valgrind could be
really useful.
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With no sample, no log and very little technical infos, I am afraid
there is not a lot to do about this bug report...
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Problem decoding
I have no problem playing that example video with VDPAU here. If you are
using the Mesa VDPAU driver, please not that it is buggy... If you are
sure that this is a VLC bug, please provide the VDPAU trace, e.g.
running:
# VDPAU_TRACE=1 vlc 2014_12_17_09_54_35.mkv
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Does this still occur with VLC 2.2.0? I can't reproduce any problem with
the provided video and the VA-DRM acceleration.
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VLC crashed
The stack trace would be more readable with the libdbus debug symbols.
In any case, it seems that VLC is stuck waiting for your desktop inhibit
service to respond to a screensaver inhibit request. This prevents the
video output thread from terminating, which then prevents the playlist
from moving
This is an infinite recursion (until stack overflow) inside libebml...
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vlc crashed
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VLC cannot open videos (smb:// URL) in Lubuntu 14.04 (using PCmanFM)
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The sample URL appears to be invalid. Please retry with VLC 2.2.0-rc2 or
later and reopen the bug with a valid sample if it still occurs. Thank
you.
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I can't reproduce the problem. That looks like a bug in the Qt UI theme
rather than VLC itself...
Do you have screenshots of working and broken states?
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Fails to playback some http(s) streams
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It seems like something is using the same Qt event ID ranges as VLC
itself. I can't reproduce the problem, and I can only guess that it is
caused by some Qt plugin or theme on the user's system.
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If it is not a VLC issue, then it is Invalid for VLC... Feel free to
add a different affected package/project as you see fit.
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Title:
VLC cannot
You are missing the point: the problem is with the symbols, not the
library name. You cannot have two libraries with the same symbols in the
same process - in this case the VLC process. So either x264 should be
linked statically; I believe this is what upstream recommends. Or some
trick is
It still looks to me like the PulseAudio bug as noted in comment 6.
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Title:
audio stutters or stops playing after seeking
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I have no problems playing that short video. It's Full HD, so
blockiness is to be expected if your hardware is too low-end, or your
drivers suck.
** Changed in: vlc (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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** Package changed: vlc (Ubuntu) = dpkg (Ubuntu)
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Title:
package libvlccore5 (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: cannot
copy extracted
That screenshot looks exactly like what you'd get if the computer is too
slow...
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Title:
Blocky video with some files
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