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############################# After re-adding the file ########################################## [0x8b13754] main playlist debug: adding item `file-49323190.flv' ( file:///home/soumik/Videos/file-49323190.flv ) [0x8b13754] main playlist debug: rebuilding array of current - root Playlist [0x8b13754...

Ok, weirdly enough, VLC plays the file second time it is added to the playlist (after it is auto-deleted). After that it plays all FLV files with no problem. The libavformat VLC plugin is installed. soumik@soumik-home:~/Videos$ vlc -vvv file-49323190.flv VLC media player 1.1.10 The Luggage (revision...

... or you lack the libavformat VLC plugin.

Bang on target, thanks.

VLC refuses to play FLV files. Even when added, it removes the file out of the playlist. soumik@soumik-home:~/Videos$ vlc -vvv file-49323190.flv VLC media player 1.1.10 The Luggage (revision exported) [0x8357914] main libvlc debug: VLC media player - 1.1.10 The Luggage [0x8357914] main libvlc debug:...

Seems like this issue was solved in the latest version of Fglrx.

Video playback now works correctly when Hardware acceleration is enabled with VLC Player version 1.1.9.

Will test it out and report.

Nope. Does not work.

I have compiled and installed the latest Fglrx drivers(11.6), but the X.Org drivers are the stock ones that come with Natty. I'll try the drivers from the X-Updates PPA and see if it does anything.

Seems to me that it is working "fine", but the driver is under performing because it is not intended to be used by VLC. Which brings me to the question, how do I find a libva driver which is intended to be used by VLC. I have tried using the ones from splitted-desktop , the ones from vari...

I'm trying to get VLC to use GPU-assisted video decoding. I'm using a Zacate motherboard with onboard ATi 6310 graphics. I have installed VLC and libva1/libva-dev from the catalysthacks PPA (I'm using Ubuntu Natty). The video stutters with 100% CPU utilization. Here's an output of VLC trying to deco...