[Bug]: Videos do not play properly #749
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Did this happen on Nothing MediaViewer-related changed from Tuba's side on 0.6.0 -> 0.6.2. 0.5 -> 0.6 had a lot of changes but I don't think anything changed in the way video downloading and playing worked. I can't reproduce it on desktop, but give me a second to check if something changed on social.librem.one (edit: it didnt) |
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https://social.librem.one/system/media_attachments/files/015/954/945/original/daf6f566ab682204.mp4?1705280019 It does take quite a while to load on my desktop, but eventually once loaded on my desktop plays fine same Tuba version. On a side note Tuba videos have played on my phone as well not sure which version before. I see if i can downgrade to 0.2.0, 0.6.0 and see what happens. Do you have the Commit IDs for either? tried the log, but can't find them. |
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I am having this problem on my librem 5 as well. I do wonder if this issue would fix itself on the next version of pureOS. I was not getting any log output from playing the videos. That could possibly mean they're not relevant to the issue, but I'm not sure. I'm going to try to gather more information, such as what kinds of videos it's having issues with. I can say that from playing several videos on my librem 5 with tuba, most had the problem stated in the post, aside from gifs and one other supposedly not-gif. |
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(sorry I just saw the edit)
You can find the tag names and the commits on https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/releases, on the left side under the date. I'd recommend testing the latest
Most likely not, if you are using the flatpak. I can't remember by heart but in a minor version bump I cleaned up the media viewer but that's pretty much it. Nothing really changed fundamentally on the way videos get loaded and passed to Gtk.Video. It might be a GTK related issue but unless someone makes a reproducer it might be difficult for them to pinpoint what the issue might be. (I do not have access to a linux mobile device so I can't really provide much help on this one) |
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Edit: Unrelated, solved by installing missing gstreamer module. I'm experiencing a similar issue (could be unrelated since I'm on laptop rather than mobile). Video preview image shows fine in timelines etc, but when I click it, it shows a spinner for a second, then goes to the black screen shown below: the media viewer doesn't show the video. Play button is unresponsive. Right click -> "Save Media" works fine, as does viewing the video in firefox.
Steps to reproduce
Systemwm: i3 LogsI get no terminal output other than a startup warning about gtk dark theme |
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Could you hover over the icon in the middle of the window (⛔) and see if it shows any errors? (it will be on the tooltip, otherwise you can open the inspector, select it and see the tooltip-text property) You are likely missing some codecs. |
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Yes, hadn't noticed the tooltip. Loosely translated: This doesn't bring me much closer to solving it though. On one side: the video opens fine in vlc/mpv/firefox. On the other side: There is no stdout/stderr output, nothing in journalctl, and no context in the tooltip so I don't know what codecs "are missing" or where to look for that information. I'm guessing there is a gstreamer* package out there somewhere that should be added as a dependency? |
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I think the missing debian package is Otherwise, these are the
VLC, mpv and firefox work because they don't use gstreamer! |
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Probably fixed by: #1308 |
Describe the bug
Environment: Debian 12, Tuba Flatpak install 0.6.1, GPU Vivante GC7000, etnaviv driver, gnome 3.38.5, ARM64, Librem 5 mobile.
Steps To Reproduce
It does not play the video it just shows some downloaded frames based on slider position
Logs and/or Screenshots
Not sure how to output logs for tuba.
Instance Backend
Mastodon
Operating System
Debian 11
Package
Flatpak
Troubleshooting information
No response
Additional Context
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