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Videos won't play from network share
Play video files in a local Lan folder with KDEPlaying DVD Video stored on hard-drivePlay DVD from Movie PlayerVideos only play when the window is resized to the smallest settingerror opening video .dat fileVLC won't play most of my file formatsVLC Plays Local Files, Does not Play Files on SMB Share
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When I try to play mp4 video from a network (CIFS) share, using the default video player, it says the stream is in the wrong format. If I copy the file to the local hard drive, it plays fine. VLC seems to be able to play the file from remote.
However, VLC also appears to have a problem when opening a network folder that contains a set of DVD files. It plays for a while, but inevitably crashes partway though, I suspect at a file boundary between fob files. Again, it works fine if I copy the entire DVD folder to the local hard drive.
This all used to work fine in Ubuntu 16.04
What am I missing?
networking video
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When I try to play mp4 video from a network (CIFS) share, using the default video player, it says the stream is in the wrong format. If I copy the file to the local hard drive, it plays fine. VLC seems to be able to play the file from remote.
However, VLC also appears to have a problem when opening a network folder that contains a set of DVD files. It plays for a while, but inevitably crashes partway though, I suspect at a file boundary between fob files. Again, it works fine if I copy the entire DVD folder to the local hard drive.
This all used to work fine in Ubuntu 16.04
What am I missing?
networking video
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Ubuntu 18.04
When I try to play mp4 video from a network (CIFS) share, using the default video player, it says the stream is in the wrong format. If I copy the file to the local hard drive, it plays fine. VLC seems to be able to play the file from remote.
However, VLC also appears to have a problem when opening a network folder that contains a set of DVD files. It plays for a while, but inevitably crashes partway though, I suspect at a file boundary between fob files. Again, it works fine if I copy the entire DVD folder to the local hard drive.
This all used to work fine in Ubuntu 16.04
What am I missing?
networking video
Ubuntu 18.04
When I try to play mp4 video from a network (CIFS) share, using the default video player, it says the stream is in the wrong format. If I copy the file to the local hard drive, it plays fine. VLC seems to be able to play the file from remote.
However, VLC also appears to have a problem when opening a network folder that contains a set of DVD files. It plays for a while, but inevitably crashes partway though, I suspect at a file boundary between fob files. Again, it works fine if I copy the entire DVD folder to the local hard drive.
This all used to work fine in Ubuntu 16.04
What am I missing?
networking video
networking video
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