Pulling my hair out a little bit and trying not to rage at my computer, so reaching out to you guys see if any of you have had a similar problem and have any idea as to wtf I can do. The files are not currupt, (It plays on Macbook pro (2011!) no problem) How can it be corrupt if it's fine on my mac? One of the major reasons for getting the VLC not playing video error could be its missing components. The file just craps out at exactly the same spot, every time. Spent the last 2 hours changing settings, uninstalling, re-installing, restarting, everything.
Mid way through the video it just glitches out, stutters and loses the video, then catches up several seconds later at a different point. Currently in the middle of getting the latest bs from windows updates Windows 10 users can also fix corrupt or unplayable videos by running the Video Playback Troubleshooting feature. Run Windows 10 Troubleshooting to fix video playback Errors.
Follow the prompts and wait till the process completes. I7 7700 3.6ghz >oc 4ghz, 16gb ram 2667mhz, 8gb 1080gtx, 500gb ssd, 256gb ssd + 7tb of hdd for storage. In the System Properties box, select System Restore. Put the files on my windows 10 pc (fairly decent specs from 2018) and it's a complete pile of garbage. restarting Windows and then try to play videos. Put the files on my macbook pro, works perfectly fine. Thanks to the team as my integrated ATI Radeon card using default 11.4 open source drivers works with VLC and "Accelerated video output" ticked.Spent the last 2 days filming with my Spark for a pretty important client.
To clarify the default VLC installation with "Accelerated video output" ticked - works with proprietary NVIDIA drivers - and doesn't without. However, installing the proprietary NVIDIA drivers, VLC will successfully show the movie using "Accelerated video output". > Try and play the movie again, you should now see output.ĭownload proprietary drivers for your graphics card - I think theres a thread on the forum dedicated to that.Įxample, NVIDIA 8600 using the default 11.4 open source drivers (nouveau?) shows a black screen when VLC uses "Accelerated video output". > Remove the tick for "Accelerated video output (Overlay)" With a default 11.4 (64bit) installation, and the one click installer for VLC at VideoLAN - VLC: Free streaming and multimedia solutions for all OS! - if you get a black screen when watching movie files there are 2 solutions. Default VLC shows black screen when playing movie files (solutions) Hello,
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