Here is a summary of the workaround mentioned before the bug was fixed: 1) Open a terminal window (Applications > Accessories > Terminal) 2) Enable the Multimedia Systems Selector menu option: a) Go to System > Preferences > Main Menu b) Under "Menus:" scroll down to and click "Preferences". The right part under "Items;" will update itself c) Mark the "Multimedia System Selector" checkbox, click "Close" 3) Go to System > Preferences >Multimedia System Selector" 4) Under the "Video" tab change the Default output plugin to "X Window System (no XV)" 5) Click "Test", you should see a window popup with a series of vertical color bars, much as older classic TV color tests 6) Click "OK" to finish the test, now mpeg playback should work.
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