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Thread: Movie Player, PitVi apps disappear when load clip and enlarge window

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    Movie Player, PitVi apps disappear when load clip and enlarge window

    I just installed 10.04 Ubuntu and allow the Manager Updates.

    Movie Player and PitVi apps seems to disappear when I load a clip and enlarge the window.

    Movie Player will allow a smaller window and the clip to be played but once I stretch the window, it disappear Nope, its not as though I "floored" that window. It's gone.completely.

    PiitVi, when loading a clip, once its full loaded, it disappears.

    I did try installing and re-installing but same results.

    Anyone experience this phenomena?

    Other applications seems fine.

    Help!

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    Re: Movie Player, PitVi apps disappear when load clip and enlarge window

    I'm pretty sure Its a video driver issue. I un-installed the "recommende"d Nvidia driver on the hardware list and now these video apps are able to run full screen ....

    ... but the graphics are low resolution.

    ... I went to the Nvidia dowload driver website and download the proper driver. (Its GeForce FX Go5200 graphic card).

    I tried to do a run the download file but but I get an xTerm error or something or rather. The Readne file on executing this download file is with the other Linux system not Ubuntu.

    ... I check the other posts on installing Nvadia driver on Ubuntu system.

    I'm getting close.

    Just a bump.

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    Re: Movie Player, PitVi apps disappear when load clip and enlarge window

    Yes, it was a video card driver problem

    So I used this method.
    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Bi...erHowto/Nvidia

    It works but curious if this is the proper driver so II went to the Nvidia website and download the driver for my card:

    NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.30-pkg1.run

    and I did the following to run this file

    sudo sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.30-pkg1.run

    It gave me an error. Got to read up on how to run this file.

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