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    PDFs with Video give "A 3D data parsing error has occurred"

    I have been sent some pdfs with embedded video. When I open them with Adobe Reader 9.5.5 I get the message "A 3D data parsing error has occurred".

    I have seen previous (older) posts on the web stating that this is a known problem. I have tried okular, but it does not seem to notice that there is a video in the pdf.

    Are there any other solutions? I have no idea what format the video is in. My 64-bit 12.04 system seems to be able to play most stand-alone (i.e. not embedded) videos that I have tried.
    Last edited by pastim; August 30th, 2013 at 10:50 AM.

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    Re: PDFs with Video give "A 3D data parsing error has occurred"

    I installed Adobe Reader 9.5.0 for Windows under Wine 1.5.29. This works. I have no idea why it works and 9.5.5 for Linux doesn't.

    I tried tried the latest Windows Reader (XI - 11 to those of us who are not Roman) but Wine did not like it and it failed to install.

    I shall mark this Solved in a few days.

    I don't like using Wine if I do not have to, so if there is a better solution to playing pdfs with videos please let me know.

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