Recent content by Corrupt_Liberty

I used to love streaming, I was a very early adopter. Like, Netflix streaming was free with my DVD subscription early. But, everyone and their cousin started their own service. Suddenly, things I want to watch are on 5, 6, 7 different services. I went from cutting the cord to save $80 on cable...

I understand there are generally easier ways to go about this. But used DVDs and Blu-rays are so extremely cheap near me. I like having more control over the quality of my media. Also it's a bit safer than privateering. I am running into issues with physical storage space though. Might be time...

Thank you very much. It's not terribly important right now. I hope to upgrade to a 3080 in a few weeks anyway. Hopefully with more well known hardware Linux will be less of a chore.

This appears to have done the trick. Apparently Intel hardware decoding is not working properly.

I'm not really sure what that means or how to go about it. Do you have a link to that article or some instructions I can use to try?

Decided to try Celluloid to see what it's output is. It appears it isn't using the GPU for DVD decoding. But when I try to playback an MKV it has the exact same issue. Why is it trying to load CUDA decoding? I don't have an NVidia GPU. MKV file playback. celluloid Cannot load libcuda.so.1...

Good call, not sure why I didn't think to try this. Looks like it is showing audio errors, though audio is playing back fine. I don't see any errors on the MKV file playback but the result is the same. Maybe I just need to disable hardware decoding with my Intel GPU for some reason? And how...

This has happened since installing it. I've attempted installing it with flatpak and apt with the same results. This is a fairly new Linux install. I've dabbled with Linux many times over the years but am currently making a concerted effort to switch for good now. One of the things I do...

I am getting scrambled or corrupted video playback in VLC media player. I thought this was only DVD playback at first but appears to be any video that I attempt to playback. Using Celluloid works perfectly but apparently doesn't support DVD menus. I am running Linux Mint Mate 21.2 with Intel...