So, looks like a driver bug. Let's reassign to mesa, which provides the
vdpau implementation for nouveau.
** Package changed: vlc (Ubuntu) => mesa (Ubuntu)
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OK, I've figured out what's going on. My PC's have been using the
Nouveau display driver (apparently one of my recent updates reset my
active video driver(s) from the Nvidia proprietary driver to the default
Nouveau open-source driver(s)). Once I downloaded, installed and
activated the Nvidia propr
Just updated my 64-bit Ubuntu PC and my 32-bit Lubuntu PC with the
latest updates. VLC works perfectly on 32-bit but still no video (audio
still works) on 64-bit.
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I checked VLC on an antique 64-bit server running Ubuntu 16.04 desktop.
It's been a week since this machine was updated; 42 updates are
available, none of which is a kernel update. VLC (version 2.2.2, same as
all my other PC's) works properly and displays video as it should. The 2
machines that I'v
OK, VLC works properly on my old 32-bit Ubuntu 16.04 laptop (both for
the HD Homerun tuner and for DVD's); it hasn't been updated in about a
week and has about 20 updates available. There is a kernel update as
well as a bunch of *.lib files to update - if anyone needs a list of my
uninstalled updat
I checked VLC on my Ubuntu 16.04 notebook with all recent updates -it
too will not display video from my HD Homerun tuner or video from a DVD.
The DVD displays video using the 'Videos' application, just not using
VLC. The only computer I have tried that VLC still displays videos on is
one I have no
