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I was excited to boot 18.04.2 on an Nvidia Nano for the first time this morning. After a couple of tries, it finally booted. I tried to play a couple of videos from the NAS, and the device crashes when videos are played in full screen mode. The Videos application will display videos if not in full screen mode.
Attempts to update the videos application:
sudo apt-get install videos
returns an error:
$ sudo apt-get install videos
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package videos
Questions
- Is the failure a known issue?
- Is the failure a software issue?
UPDATES
Totem is the name of the default video player.
To confirm the name based on an application’s name in the launcher, find the corresponding launcher configuration file:
grep -r Videos /usr/share/applications
This will list /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop; to find out which package supplies this file, run
dpkg -S /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop
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I was excited to boot 18.04.2 on an Nvidia Nano for the first time this morning. After a couple of tries, it finally booted. I tried to play a couple of videos from the NAS, and the device crashes when videos are played in full screen mode. The Videos application will display videos if not in full screen mode.
Attempts to update the videos application:
sudo apt-get install videos
returns an error:
$ sudo apt-get install videos
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package videos
Questions
- Is the failure a known issue?
- Is the failure a software issue?
UPDATES
Totem is the name of the default video player.
To confirm the name based on an application’s name in the launcher, find the corresponding launcher configuration file:
grep -r Videos /usr/share/applications
This will list /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop; to find out which package supplies this file, run
dpkg -S /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop
18.04 nvidia arm totem nano
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I was excited to boot 18.04.2 on an Nvidia Nano for the first time this morning. After a couple of tries, it finally booted. I tried to play a couple of videos from the NAS, and the device crashes when videos are played in full screen mode. The Videos application will display videos if not in full screen mode.
Attempts to update the videos application:
sudo apt-get install videos
returns an error:
$ sudo apt-get install videos
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package videos
Questions
- Is the failure a known issue?
- Is the failure a software issue?
UPDATES
Totem is the name of the default video player.
To confirm the name based on an application’s name in the launcher, find the corresponding launcher configuration file:
grep -r Videos /usr/share/applications
This will list /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop; to find out which package supplies this file, run
dpkg -S /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop
18.04 nvidia arm totem nano
asked 8 hours ago
gatorbackgatorback
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I was excited to boot 18.04.2 on an Nvidia Nano for the first time this morning. After a couple of tries, it finally booted. I tried to play a couple of videos from the NAS, and the device crashes when videos are played in full screen mode. The Videos application will display videos if not in full screen mode.
Attempts to update the videos application:
sudo apt-get install videos
returns an error:
$ sudo apt-get install videos
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package videos
Questions
- Is the failure a known issue?
- Is the failure a software issue?
UPDATES
Totem is the name of the default video player.
To confirm the name based on an application’s name in the launcher, find the corresponding launcher configuration file:
grep -r Videos /usr/share/applications
This will list /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop; to find out which package supplies this file, run
dpkg -S /usr/share/applications/org.gnome.Totem.desktop
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There is no package named videos, I think you're talking about the default video player with 18.04. It's not a good player compared to other players on the market.
I'd suggest you try VLC which is far superior and would run almost any video format you throw at it, without any configuration needed.
Try
sudo apt install vlc --install-recommends
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There is no package named videos, I think you're talking about the default video player with 18.04. It's not a good player compared to other players on the market.
I'd suggest you try VLC which is far superior and would run almost any video format you throw at it, without any configuration needed.
Try
sudo apt install vlc --install-recommends
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There is no package named videos, I think you're talking about the default video player with 18.04. It's not a good player compared to other players on the market.
I'd suggest you try VLC which is far superior and would run almost any video format you throw at it, without any configuration needed.
Try
sudo apt install vlc --install-recommends
answered 2 hours ago
Sirajus SalekinSirajus Salekin
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There is no package named videos, I think you're talking about the default video player with 18.04. It's not a good player compared to other players on the market.
I'd suggest you try VLC which is far superior and would run almost any video format you throw at it, without any configuration needed.
Try
sudo apt install vlc --install-recommends
answered 2 hours ago
Sirajus SalekinSirajus Salekin
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There is no package named videos, I think you're talking about the default video player with 18.04. It's not a good player compared to other players on the market.
I'd suggest you try VLC which is far superior and would run almost any video format you throw at it, without any configuration needed.
Try
sudo apt install vlc --install-recommends
answered 2 hours ago
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answered 2 hours ago
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