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i've centos 7. i installed vlc 3, but having this problem, I installed vlc via yum but problem is
not solved. sound is comming but video is not running.
Codec not supported:
VLC could not decode the format "h264" (H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10))
which codec should i install to decode video stream.
I "upgraded" from Suse 15.3, where everything worked flawlessly to 15.4. Not n upgrade, a total new install. 15.3 and earlier took whatever video or sound formats you threw at it, and i didn't like to fix what worked, but security updates stopped. I used QMplay, but the install DVD downloaded from OpenSuse only offered VLC. Now nothing works, except Youtube and sound. I installed dragonplayer and other in the hope that they would supply whatever other codecs were needed. Looking in Yast, several programs offer H264. I added the Packman repository and ticked 'yes' to vendor change, but no difference. If I could go back to Suse 15.3 or even 15.2, I'd do it instantly. I'd even contemplate an other version than Suse, which has served me well in over 10 years. It is too bad that we in 2022 must battle with problems playing media. That should work out-of-the-box. Ho do I fix it?
I "upgraded" from Suse 15.3, where everything worked flawlessly to 15.4. Not n upgrade, a total new install. 15.3 and earlier took whatever video or sound formats you threw at it, and i didn't like to fix what worked, but security updates stopped. I used QMplay, but the install DVD downloaded from OpenSuse only offered VLC. Now nothing works, except Youtube and sound. I installed dragonplayer and other in the hope that they would supply whatever other codecs were needed. Looking in Yast, several programs offer H264. I added the Packman repository and ticked 'yes' to vendor change, but no difference. If I could go back to Suse 15.3 or even 15.2, I'd do it instantly. I'd even contemplate an other version than Suse, which has served me well in over 10 years. It is too bad that we in 2022 must battle with problems playing media. That should work out-of-the-box. Ho do I fix it?
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You are missing the codecs, and until you install them, things won't work. For DVD's, you need libdvdcss; other formats need other things, and this is covered on the page from the openSUSE site: https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Installi...n_repositories
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