[SOLVED] VLC shows no image after upgrade
distro: Debian amd64
upgrade from lenny to testing VLC is obviously a new version as its interface looks different and by default it opens the image in a separate window. The newly upgraded VLC shows no image but sound regardless what video files I throw at it. It used to be working perfectly before the upgrade. Several recommendations did not work for me, including setting the video output to x11 or openGL. The error message: Under "Tools" -> "Messages" it gave main error: no video filter module matched "adjust" main error: no suitable vout module main error: failed to create video output My solution: delete away "vlc" directory home$ .local/share/vlc set your VLC preferences to default and voila! It worked for me after several days effort of finding the net. Do remember to share your experience, solutions with us all of the open source community. That is what Linux/GNU community is about. Regards, Wilson |
Fanx for posting that fix.
Have you tried MPlayer as a general movie player? I've found it much easier to compile and install than VLC, it seems to play many more formats and comes with a powerful associated encoding utility. XINE is good for playing DVDs with good DVD menu support as well. |
Mplayer
I definitely second the suggestion to use Mplayer! I ended up on this thread while struggling to get VLC to play video. I think I'll just settle with Smplayer/Mplayer.
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