Problem with Qt Multimedia
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Seriously, did you even try to search where that file could be found ?
In this case it's the package
gstreamer1.0-plugins-base-apps
and the tools package is a dependency of that one. -
Seriously, did you even try to search where that file could be found ?
In this case it's the package
gstreamer1.0-plugins-base-apps
and the tools package is a dependency of that one.wrote on 27 Mar 2017, 09:56 last edited by@SGaist I'm sorry. I may be at least an amateur programmer, but I'm definitely not a Linux expert, so I lack knowledge. I tried googling to get
gst-play-1.0
to work but came up with nothing.Installing
gstreamer1.0-plugins-base-apps
allowed me to use thegst-play-1.0
command. But, when I try to play a video file (MP4) the same thing happens! I get logged out! -
Then you have determined that it's not a Qt problem. There's something fishy going on with your machine.
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Then you have determined that it's not a Qt problem. There's something fishy going on with your machine.
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You are comparing apple to oranges. Both are completely different OSs with completely different multimedia backends.
I don't know what is going on with your Debian but you sure have something either misconfigured or buggy. However, it's not something Qt related. You should check with the Debian folks.
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@SGaist It works fine in Windows 10 though. What could possibly be wrong with Debian Linux?
@6EQUJ5 I would guess bad graphics driver.
You could check the output of dmesg command. In general you should ask this question in a Debian forum or mailing list and attach information about your system (especially graphics hardware). -
You are comparing apple to oranges. Both are completely different OSs with completely different multimedia backends.
I don't know what is going on with your Debian but you sure have something either misconfigured or buggy. However, it's not something Qt related. You should check with the Debian folks.
wrote on 27 Mar 2017, 13:54 last edited by@SGaist I will do that.
@jsulm The output of
sudo dmesg
is here: https://pastebin.com/VY243fPhAlso, I will ask for help on Debian mailing list/forum with the output.
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Compare it with the output of dmesg after you got kicked of your session.
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wrote on 27 Mar 2017, 23:10 last edited by 6EQUJ5
@SGaist New output (after getting logged out): https://pastebin.com/yJK4tFeQ
Output of
diff dmesgOutputBeforeLogout.txt dmesgOutputAfterLogout.txt
: https://pastebin.com/5jGtEiUd (differences between two outputs)
65/65