Sounds like we have a semi-permanent workaround now:
gstreamer-vaapi (1.16.0-3ubuntu2) eoan; urgency=medium
* debian/patches/git_no_amd.patch:
- backport an upstream change to disable vaapi with the amd drivers,
the current experience is buggy and it's better to just not enable it
I hit this bug on Fedora 28 when using a third-party mesa build. Here's
the ~/.drirc I used to fix this:
This also fixed the timecode in Totem showing strange, rainbow colors,
caused by the same thing. Repeat the application section as required for
each program affected.
Also verified mpv works, but mpv isn't using VAAPI at all. It's using
software decoding because "VO does not support requested hardware
decoder".
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Verified on bionic (fresh install and fully updated) that the bug is still
present, and that the workaround in comment #16 works. It just took me a while
to remember you need to:
1. Install ubuntu-restricted-addons; and
2. Use Xorg (because if you're in a Wayland session you hit bug 1720820
disabling 10bpc solved the problem, thanks
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[radeon] Totem with gstreamer1.0-vaapi and Xorg: wrong color on H264
videos
To manage
I, too, had this bug manifested on clean Ubuntu without PPAs and without
AMDGPU.
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I thought I had reproduced this bug in the past when doing radeon
testing. And my radeon testing does not involve AMDGPU or PPAs. Just
vanilla Ubuntu on radeon was enough to reproduce it.
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Or as one user posted, the official AMDGPU Pro package, which also
enables 10bpc.
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This bug can only occur if 10bpc is enabled. There is no other
possibility. It is clearly a colorspace mismatch between VAAPI and the
decode target surface. If disabling 10bpc happens in Ubuntu Mesa
packages, then it is clearly someone using unofficial package builds of
Mesa which have 10bpc
Which DRI driver are you using? 10bpc is disabled for every gallium
driver (like radeonsi) and intel, so I don't understand how changing the
drirc would affect at all.
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As already stated above, the correct workaround, for now, is to
configure a drirc (probably in a conf.d directory, so it doesn't clash
with other settings files) so as to disable 10 bit per channel support
for Totem. The same had to be done with Chromium-vaapi, as it also
happens with that
removing gstreamer1.0-vaapi did the trick but I don't think a user
should be expected to do that on every new installation.
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Maybe it shouldn't be included in 19.04 until it's fixed?
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Please use the workaround at the top of this bug.
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To
I'm also affected by this bug. I've tried many different things that I
described in another bug report:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gstreamer1.0/+bug/1818382
For me it's not the case with the amd drivers. The same bug is there on
a clean install of Ubuntu too.
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example of broken video properties
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After testing from a well modified system, the issue appears after I
install the amdgpu driver from AMD.
THAT SAID, this issue is noticeable on videos that I have viewed on this
system since initial install in January. I constantly view many videos
in Videos (every day) - so I suspect that
10bpc is already disabled by default for every gallium driver, so it's
surprising to hear that you'd need to flip the default manually in drirc
unless you use 3rd party mesa, in which case all bets are off
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I'm experiencing this issue as well. I have an RX550 video card, using
Ubuntu's drivers.
Has anyone reported this to mesa, and if so where? If someone can share
the right location/component for ME to log a bug, I will do so.
It seems that AMD GPUs are quite useless today, a million things are
Adding a comment to indicate that this is a problem with the 10bpc
support which is enabled in Radeon graphics. I am unsure if it is
enabled in Intel's drivers, so that would explain why it does not occur
there. Either VA-API is outputting wrong, the client library is
outputting wrong, or all the
I only thought to mention the PPA to indicate that the bug still occurs
even in fairly bleeding edge Mesa code. I also still think it's either
something wrong with gstreamer-vaapi, or something that gstreamer-vaapi
is doing different from what mpv does for the same exact video. It
should probably
For future reference, please don't mention PPAs in bug reports, or
report bugs against packages installed from PPAs. Because we are unable
to support them.
But yes, comment #13 looks like this bug.
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I have tested on my Radeon RX480, also AMDGPU drivers, git snapshot from
20180829 from Padoka PPA, and this bug occurs with Totem as well.
It should also be noted that the bug does not occur with mpv, either
with vdpau or vaapi.
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correctly."
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It's reasonably likely the bug is in mesa, so yes worth reporting still.
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i understand.
so i must report upstream on
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Mesa
or not??
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I would have done that already, but have not verified if the problem
really is in mesa-va-drivers.
It's hard to tell when mpv doesn't work either (for different reasons).
So we haven't yet excluded the possibility that the bug is in
gstreamer1.0-vaapi.
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you should file it upstream at
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Mesa
drivers/gallium/radeonsi
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** Summary changed:
- [radeon] totem wrong color on h264 videos
+ [radeon] Totem with gstreamer1.0-vaapi and Xorg: wrong color on H264 videos
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Ii've found a bug on Ubuntu 18.04 (other distros, as fedora 27, debian
stable, debian testing) aren't affected).
When i try
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