Windows 7: .VOB file play video green
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I tried to run a .VOB file for the first time on a new PC, but the screen is entirely green. Audio comes through great.
Any thought?
I tried to run a .VOB file for the first time on a new PC, but the screen is entirely green. Audio comes through great.
Any thought?
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Installed it, but still get green video.
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What player are you using? These files are usually encrypted and can only be read in DVD players or DVD compatible media players.
I'd try VLC or Windows Media Player 12 or above. You could also download K-Lite Codec Pack that includes additional .VOB filters for WMP and other media players. VLC has built in Codecs and will probably do the trick.
I'd try VLC or Windows Media Player 12 or above. You could also download K-Lite Codec Pack that includes additional .VOB filters for WMP and other media players. VLC has built in Codecs and will probably do the trick.
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I'm using XBMC.
Interestingly it doesnt work using Media player classic, but does using VLC.
Interestingly it doesnt work using Media player classic, but does using VLC.
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Disabling hardware acceleration does get them to work.
Any idea why, as i would like to keep HA.
Any idea why, as i would like to keep HA.
Have you tried any other .VOB's by chance??
Try to enable debugging might help us get to the bottom of this.
In Settings > System > Debugging > Enable debug logging. You may have to close the application and then relaunch it after. Try to play the file for 30 seconds and then take a look at the log file. You can just goto the Windows Start Menu > In the Search programs and files (or select run if using xp) and copy and paste this: %APPDATA%\XBMC\xbmc.log
That should open up the log for you. Attach the log here.
Try to enable debugging might help us get to the bottom of this.
In Settings > System > Debugging > Enable debug logging. You may have to close the application and then relaunch it after. Try to play the file for 30 seconds and then take a look at the log file. You can just goto the Windows Start Menu > In the Search programs and files (or select run if using xp) and copy and paste this: %APPDATA%\XBMC\xbmc.log
That should open up the log for you. Attach the log here.
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Yes, all .VOB files are displayed green.
It looks like its an issue with hardware accelerating not supporting .VOB
It looks like its an issue with hardware accelerating not supporting .VOB