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You need to change the video output in vlc. Tools ->Settings Click on Video on top of panel Change output from automatic to X11 (XCB). (or download) VLC with. X11 Video Output Xcb Download Free. Infini-d 4.5 Free Download there. (X11, or shortened to. Computer Aided Quality CVG - -- -- Computer and Video Games CCO - --. X11 Video Output Xcb Download Free. Technical Notes. Suspending a system (mode S3) running on a HP Z1 All- in- one Workstation with an internal Embedded Display.

I've got a problem, I hope you can help me. I've got some slim terminals with Linux where a little script it's launched every time they boot. This script has a single cvlc command line which it's the following: cvlc --quiet --fullscreen --no-osd --loop playlist.xspf This works OK because the terminals start the X11 environment and then the script it's launched from autostart; the video it's played and rendered nicely y an LCD. My problem comes when for a reason or another, I need to kill the cvlc process remotely and start it again. I ssh the terminal with the same user logged in in the X11 environment, I launch the code line described above and the video plays, yes. But IN the terminal I'm logged in! So the videos plays in only-characters mode, it's being rendered as text in my console; of course nothing can be seen in the X11 environment.

So my question is: How can I launch my cvlc command AND play the video in X11 NOT in the console itself??? If I just try to play it with no options, I got the following output: $ cvlc playlist.xspf VLC media player 1.1.4 The Luggage (revision exported) Blocked: call to unsetenv('DBUS_ACTIVATION_ADDRESS') Blocked: call to unsetenv('DBUS_ACTIVATION_BUS_TYPE') [0x9cb1114] inhibit interface error: Failed to connect to the D-Bus session daemon: /bin/dbus-launch terminated abnormally with the following error: Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed. [0x9cb1114] main interface error: no suitable interface module [0x9cb0754] main interface error: no suitable interface module [0x9c17914] main libvlc error: interface 'globalhotkeys,none' initialization failed [0x9caeca4] dummy interface: using the dummy interface module. The $DISPLAY environmental variable holds the value of the X server instance where graphical apps can be run. Drivers Of Globalization Technology Pros.

Therefore this value it's needed: echo $DISPLAY:0 Then this value must be used with cVLC --x11-display option as in: cvlc --x11-display:0 video.mp4 This way, the video will output to the X Server session even if this command it's used in a remote ssh session.