Bug 746392

Created attachment 528312 [details]
totem playing a video

Created attachment 528313 [details]
playbin2 playing the same video

I'm seeing the same thing, with both h264 mkv and xvid avi files.

It looks like it simply isn't doing any colorspace conversion, so the YUV is being directly output as RGB, with Y->R.  I wonder if it's cluttersink failing to set up the conversion, or if there's something wrong with Mesa which is making the fragment program fail.

My system is an Intel i5 Sandybridge laptop with integrated graphics.  When I enable totem's gst debugging output, I see:


0:00:01.047433826 13932 0x7f458c0a6f90 INFO             cluttersink ./clutter-gst-video-sink.c:1121:clutter_gst_video_sink_set_caps:<cluttergstvideosink0> using the I420 fp renderer


But I haven't been able to work out how to confirm any of these theories.

Since I wanted to be CC'd on this anyhow, I might as well add that I also see the same thing with "Ogg data, Theora video" (ie, an .ogg file) on an up to date F16 system.

XFCE's native media player "parole" does work correctly on the same system.

Obviously there were updates in the meantime as I have totem-3.2.1-2.fc16.x86_64 and a picture in it is a complete unusable mess.  VLC on the same system does not have this problem.

I tried that on ASUS laptop with i915 video.

Same problem here. Sushi shows correct colors too, while totem is simply broken.

(In reply to comment #8)
> Same problem here. Sushi shows correct colors too, while totem is simply
> broken.

OK seems like the problem was that for some reason the contrast was set to zero.

Going to preferences -> Display and clicking on "Reset to defaults" fixes it.

(In reply to comment #9)
> OK seems like the problem was that for some reason the contrast was set to
> zero.
> 
> Going to preferences -> Display and clicking on "Reset to defaults" fixes it.

0) Thanks. That fixed it for me too.

(1) For what it's worth: I'm running totem as shipped by Fedora 16, using basically a fresh install. But the home directory I use is rather old. Previously I was running Fedora 14. Could this be triggered by running current totem with the user configuration of an older version?)

Thanks! Same here! Reset fixes the problem for me. Did upgrade this installation from Fedora x?->14->15->16. Always via DVD upgrade.

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