After some more research, I have the following question: What AMD driver are you using? From what I found, there is a known issue with the AMDGPU-PRO driver. It seems the non-PRO driver works with the resolution you are attempting. However, it seems to be a driver issue and not a vlc issue. Try thes...
I'm not sure how you captured that output. Take a look at this . Specifically, "The simple way", and set your log level to 'debug' to ensure you are capturing everything. However, based on what you are showing, it still looks like a driver issue. Perhaps a VDPAU issue. Run the following co...
It is definitely an issue with your file, both VLCs throw the following error: h26x error: this doesn't look like a h264 ES stream, continuing anyway What is interesting is that the Windows' version of VLC continues to play the broken stream whereas the Mac version gives up... I noticed that you did...
Due to the current development of VLC 4.x I suggest staying with VLC 3.x, and due to snap acting strange I suggest staying with the .deb installation... What does your VLC 3.x debug log display when you attempt to play videos at full resolution (3840x2160)? I'd be interested to see if VLC is droppin...
Concerning the issue with snap permissions, contact the repo maintainer and report the error to them. The problem lies with how they packaged the application, not with VLC itself.
John, I concur. It seems to be a Linux drive issue. Based on that log output, I suggest you convert your 10-radeon.conf to 10-amdgpu.conf and modify: Driver "radeon" to read: Driver "amdgpu" I say this because I see: [ 10.992] (II) LoadModule: "amdgpu" ... [ 11.153] (II...
VLC v4 is not production ready. The latest release of VLC for Linux is 3.0.4 as of 31 August 2018. Do you have the same issue with the .dep version of VLC 3.x as you do with the snap version? On first read through, it sounds as though your video card cannot handle playback at that resolution (which ...
I would recommend Ubuntu's mini installation iso: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD#A64-bit_PC_.28amd64.2C_x86_64.29_.28Recommended.29 If you have used Ubuntu (or any Ubuntu variant) then it will be familiar. It uses a text based install and allows you to choose what packages ...
What is the 32 bit application you are using and how does it interact with VLC? If it doesn't depend on specific libraries of VLC, then you should be able to use the 64 bit version if you are running the 64 version of CentOS. Otherwise use the 32 bit VLC (i686 version) packaged for RHEL/CentOS/SL 6:...
Your version of Ubuntu is 4 years old! If you can not or do not want to update it you could try to compile vlc for yourself by following the steps at: https://wiki.videolan.org/UnixCompile/
I just tested your link on my VLC 3.0.4 running in Xubuntu 18.04 and had the same issue. I then clicked stop and right clicked on the item in my playlist and selected the save option. This worked. I think it has to do with how it parses the link for youtube... Apparently it is only parsed correctly ...
If you are still having this issue, can you post a few screen shots? One of your menu once you click on the hamburger, one of the about page, one of you pasting the youtube link, and one of the error result?
Good morning, BLUF: Is there a development team for Chromecast streaming that I can plug into? I am interested in providing support for Chromecast streaming development. I have read through the source code (specifically cast.cpp) and made changes to support my local requirements (specifically transc...