i using jaunty 64bit version of ubuntu and my VLC 1.0.1 would crash
every time with the same report as everyone else. When i uncheck to
embed the video into the interface it works. That was kind of the whole
point of upgrading from.9 to 1.0, so i can have one window but it doesnt
work. But yet
Hi,
metacity or compiz don't make any difference
but
creating a new account and starting a video with option integrated
video in interface activated in vlc makes no problems, everything just
works fine.
Mayby there is some personally configuration vlc saves, that causes the
problem?
But
Same problem here.
Thinkpad T60p, Ubuntu 9.10, NO compiz and using the open ATI drivers.
I've tried the latest version in Ubuntu's repositories, and some PPA's
with the latest 1.0 version but still no luck.
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[intrepid] vlc crashes right after start with every video
HI,
same problem on a Thinkpad T61, Ubuntu 8.10, compiz and NVidia Drivers 177.82
pognonec:
doesn't work for me
Marquis:
you tip work's out of the box ;-)
Thank you for that
greetings
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[intrepid] vlc crashes right after start with every video
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281743
You
Can I suggest a weird test?
Open Rythmbox Music Player directly (do NOT play anything with it).
Minimize it if you want.
Open a file (mp3 or avi or whatever) that you want to play with VLC.
In my case, then VLC works again. What about you?
Don't ask me why!
PS: if I try again, but without
I forgot to mention in my above post, restarting Xorg fixes the problem,
although the odd time when I launch vlc, the same error occurs again (so
i restart xdm again)
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[intrepid] vlc crashes right after start with every video
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281743
You received this bug
This is from the current version in git, using opensource radeon driver,
dri enabled, latest xorg, etc...
VLC media player 1.1.0-git Goldeneye
[0x998cb8] main interface error: no interface module matched
globalhotkeys,none
[0x998cb8] main interface error: no suitable interface module
[0x89f0c8]
jetdog slicksterd...@sympatico.ca writes:
Issue is still present upstream. Is this a problem with Xorg, or is
this caused by VLC?
please ask the vlc upstream developers and tell us the bugnumber or
other reference where this discusion takes place.
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Gruesse/greetings,
Reinhard Tartler,
I'm on 8.10, 64-bit, with Nvidia drivers. My issue seems the same as
everyone else above, with VC reporting X11 request 2.0 failed with
error code when running an AVI file that I KNOW works fine as I played
in VLC under Ubunut 8.04.
I just had a minor victory. In VLC prefs, I just clicked on
Changing the video output at in preferences from OpenGL to Default
worked for me (so far).
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[intrepid] vlc crashes right after start with every video
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this helped for me: http://ubuntu-
virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5911554postcount=2
(setting the video mode to X11 output.)
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Thanks, but doesn't work for me... :(
P.S.
I think your link isn't correct
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Also me, with ati open driver 6.9 on Intrepid, all videos crash
[] x11 video output error: X11 request 140.19 failed with error code 8:
BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
Major opcode of failed request: 140
Same thing here, crashes with the same errors as the above with every
video using VLC. Weird thing is VLC used to work, i keep it very up to
date, not sure if an update broke it or what.
Kubuntu 8.10
Graphics card - Nvidia GeForce FX 5200
Nvidia driver 178 (restricted)
Need anything else, let
I have the same problem with vlc.
Ubuntu 8.10 both on 32 and 64 bit version.
Opensource radeon driver with either default and exa accelerator.
Compiz and metacity.
X11 and Xv.
Other videoplayers work fine (totem, xine, mplayer)
I have found a workaround that works for me on my 64bit exa
Exact same problem. I using Xubuntu 8.10 (all the latest updates, as of
time of writing). I'm using VLC 0.9.4 . I'm using the ati opensource
drivers on a ATi Radeon 7000.
Changing the video options in VLC, telling it to play the video in
OpenGL. The video plays, but causes graphical glitches.
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