Closed GNJAL closed 1 month ago
Please verify and enable hardware acceleration if it's not enabled first, and test with a small file like this one it should play just fine.
If hardware acceleration is enabled and still stutters please do the following:
Try with smaller files preferably something that matches your monitor resolution and you know your hardware can handle. If everything lags follow the steps below.
journalctl -f > journal.txt
and sudo dmesg -wHT > dmesg.txt
in separate terminalskinfo
lspci -k | grep -EA3 'VGA|3D|Display' > lspci.txt
Attach the outputs and files here
It works now. I got hardware acceleration to work, and yes it honestly did take me a week. I was originally using it with an even smaller file and it was stuttering. It does seem that disabled hardware acceleration was the problem.
Edit: I also swapped from ffmpeg-free to ffmpeg which seems to have resolved this issue on another device I tried this plugin on.
I have noticed that mp4 files in particular tend to stutter after trying to loop the file. It has never smoothly looped the video and often causes the wallpaper to freeze. When it starts moving again it doesn't start from the beginning of the file, which indicates that it's still running even though the wallpaper just freezes. Any fixes?
When I tried out a gif file it just worked. Everything!
I'm using Fedora 40 KDE Plasma. I don't think I have hardware acceleration on either.