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    Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    Heya,

    I followed some guides from the forums to install the DVD codecs for my 64bit Intrepid Ibex Ubuntu (after adding the repos for medibuntu). It seems to work fine, the DVD loads, yet when I try to go fullscreen Totem just.. shuts down. No error messages, no graying out first, it's just gone.

    Any idea what's going on, should I provide you with more information first?

    Thanks, Lupus.

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    Seeing that I am not a huge Totem fan...

    install vlc - it works better for playing DVDs

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    Okays, will do. I use VLC on my windows as well didn't know there was a Lin version

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    hello
    I have exactly the same problem. When I'm trying to play ANY video on fullscreen player exits (Totem) or hangs up (mPlayer, VLC).

    I think the problem is with X server, becouse I noticed the same problem with maximizing games under wine. Also when I change video out from xv to x11 it seems to be quite ok.

    Any ideas?
    thx


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    CORE 2 QUAD q8200, intrepid ibex, 2gb RAM, gf7600gs ;-((

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    Installing VLC and uninstalling Totem seemed to work for me...

    So no idea what you can do bud. :\

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    Quote Originally Posted by Rupert_s View Post
    hello
    I have exactly the same problem. When I'm trying to play ANY video on fullscreen player exits (Totem) or hangs up (mPlayer, VLC).

    I think the problem is with X server, becouse I noticed the same problem with maximizing games under wine. Also when I change video out from xv to x11 it seems to be quite ok.

    Any ideas?
    thx


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    CORE 2 QUAD q8200, intrepid ibex, 2gb RAM, gf7600gs ;-((
    I too have exactly this problem regardless of player, and as it is one of the last 2 things I need to get done to bring my computer up to doing everything I need, I am dying to find a solution.

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    Same problem here, any player exits on fullscreen. A reboot seems to cure it, but that's just a pain. Any ideas?

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    I turned the visual effects settings in the appearance app down to none, and it seemed to have cured it.

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    Those of you having this issue need to supply video card info.

    Code:
    lspci -nn | grep VGA

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    Re: Totem crashes if I try to go fullscreen with a DVD?

    I am having this issue as well. Tried everything and still getting the same result.

    Quote Originally Posted by VMC View Post
    Those of you having this issue need to supply video card info.

    Code:
    lspci -nn | grep VGA
    01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc RV770 [Radeon HD 4850] [1002:9442]

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