bug
description, is, again, setting the hue value in Totem to zero.
Can anyone clue us in on if this is a GStreamer or Totem bug? If this is
a combo-issue that is hard to fix, we should at least have a wiki post
or update the bug description with the easy fix.
mgreen
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[nvidia] Blue hue in all
This update from 'weirdbro', I have had this problem in totem and vlc,
with vlc only having trouble after it happened in totem., seems to
further indicate what i suggested above.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-
modules-2.6.24/+bug/184440/comments/20
'weirdbro', a
I fiddled around some more with this when I got home. Try this out:
1) Open Totem
2) Open some video for reference
3) Pause video with some reference colors visible
4) Open a terminal and play the same reference video with mplayer
5) Now, when tweaking hue values in Totem preferences, it updates
Verified Moritz Kammerer's resolution. This is a better temporary fix,
since videos are still hardware scaled with 'xv'.
The odd thing, however, is that mplayer (with default 'xv' vide out) now
works fine too. It seems as if the totem setting somehow changes system-
wide state.
Can more people
Confirmed in VLC aswell. Same 'xv' problem.
Workaround for VLC junkies:
1) Settings/Preferences
2) Toggle Advanced options on, if you haven't already. (Checkbox in lower
right corner.)
3) Click Video/Output Modules in the tree view to the left.
4) Choose X11 (for example) as 'Video output
Confirmed on fully updated Hardy AMD64 with proprietary nv driver.
The problem seems to be related to 'xv' (hardware video scaling). Temporary fix
is to use sofware/OpenGL video scaling.
For gstreamer applications (Totem etc):
1) 'gstreamer-properties'
2) Under Video tab, choose Plugin: 'X
I appear to be getting this bug when trying to start gnome 2.18 on
FreeBSD 6.2 ( actually PC-BSD 1.4 ). The two screens seem to get locked
up while a looping situation continually draws white bands across top
and bottom of the two screens, which then crash and disapear, re-
appearing after 30
