Ubuntu (GNOME) default video player name
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I want to report a bug with the default video player in Ubuntu.
Based on this instructions I need to also know the program name.
On the icon it's named "Videos" but using ubuntu-bug videos returns an error that the package isn't installed.
That is the name of the app.
App Visible on the background using Alt+F2 to trigger an error reporting modal.
That states there's no such app with that name
gnome video-player
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I want to report a bug with the default video player in Ubuntu.
Based on this instructions I need to also know the program name.
On the icon it's named "Videos" but using ubuntu-bug videos returns an error that the package isn't installed.
That is the name of the app.
App Visible on the background using Alt+F2 to trigger an error reporting modal.
That states there's no such app with that name
gnome video-player
edited Dec 3 at 17:12
pomsky
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asked Dec 3 at 12:32
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Run the video player, look up name from PID: ls -l /proc/[PID]/exe; OR search installed packages
– bgregs
Dec 3 at 13:01
The most likely cause of linked 'bug' is from gstreamer1.0-vaapi. Try removing it & see.sudo apt purge gstreamer1.0-vaapi(- known and previously reported bug
– doug
Dec 4 at 2:27
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up vote
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I want to report a bug with the default video player in Ubuntu.
Based on this instructions I need to also know the program name.
On the icon it's named "Videos" but using ubuntu-bug videos returns an error that the package isn't installed.
That is the name of the app.
App Visible on the background using Alt+F2 to trigger an error reporting modal.
That states there's no such app with that name
gnome video-player
edited Dec 3 at 17:12
pomsky
27.9k1185111
asked Dec 3 at 12:32
Samuel M.
1084
I want to report a bug with the default video player in Ubuntu.
Based on this instructions I need to also know the program name.
On the icon it's named "Videos" but using ubuntu-bug videos returns an error that the package isn't installed.
That is the name of the app.
App Visible on the background using Alt+F2 to trigger an error reporting modal.
That states there's no such app with that name
gnome video-player
gnome video-player
edited Dec 3 at 17:12
pomsky
27.9k1185111
asked Dec 3 at 12:32
Samuel M.
1084
edited Dec 3 at 17:12
pomsky
27.9k1185111
asked Dec 3 at 12:32
Samuel M.
1084
edited Dec 3 at 17:12
pomsky
27.9k1185111
edited Dec 3 at 17:12
pomsky
27.9k1185111
edited Dec 3 at 17:12
pomsky
27.9k1185111
27.9k1185111
asked Dec 3 at 12:32
Samuel M.
1084
asked Dec 3 at 12:32
Samuel M.
1084
asked Dec 3 at 12:32
Samuel M.
1084
1084
migrated from unix.stackexchange.com Dec 3 at 17:08
This question came from our site for users of Linux, FreeBSD and other Un*x-like operating systems.
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Run the video player, look up name from PID: ls -l /proc/[PID]/exe; OR search installed packages
– bgregs
Dec 3 at 13:01
The most likely cause of linked 'bug' is from gstreamer1.0-vaapi. Try removing it & see.sudo apt purge gstreamer1.0-vaapi(- known and previously reported bug
– doug
Dec 4 at 2:27
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Run the video player, look up name from PID: ls -l /proc/[PID]/exe; OR search installed packages
– bgregs
Dec 3 at 13:01
The most likely cause of linked 'bug' is from gstreamer1.0-vaapi. Try removing it & see.sudo apt purge gstreamer1.0-vaapi(- known and previously reported bug
– doug
Dec 4 at 2:27
Run the video player, look up name from PID: ls -l /proc/[PID]/exe; OR search installed packages
– bgregs
Dec 3 at 13:01
Run the video player, look up name from PID: ls -l /proc/[PID]/exe; OR search installed packages
– bgregs
Dec 3 at 13:01
The most likely cause of linked 'bug' is from gstreamer1.0-vaapi. Try removing it & see.
sudo apt purge gstreamer1.0-vaapi (- known and previously reported bug– doug
Dec 4 at 2:27
The most likely cause of linked 'bug' is from gstreamer1.0-vaapi. Try removing it & see.
sudo apt purge gstreamer1.0-vaapi (- known and previously reported bug– doug
Dec 4 at 2:27
add a comment |
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This isn’t obvious, but the GNOME Videos applications is also known as Totem, and the corresponding package is totem:
ubuntu-bug totem
To find this out, the most reliable way, based on an application’s name in the launcher, is to find the corresponding launcher configuration file. Open a terminal, and run
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
answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
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wrong spot.... .
– doug
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This isn’t obvious, but the GNOME Videos applications is also known as Totem, and the corresponding package is totem:
ubuntu-bug totem
To find this out, the most reliable way, based on an application’s name in the launcher, is to find the corresponding launcher configuration file. Open a terminal, and run
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
answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
33628
wrong spot.... .
– doug
Dec 4 at 2:24
add a comment |
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
This isn’t obvious, but the GNOME Videos applications is also known as Totem, and the corresponding package is totem:
ubuntu-bug totem
To find this out, the most reliable way, based on an application’s name in the launcher, is to find the corresponding launcher configuration file. Open a terminal, and run
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
answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
33628
wrong spot.... .
– doug
Dec 4 at 2:24
add a comment |
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
This isn’t obvious, but the GNOME Videos applications is also known as Totem, and the corresponding package is totem:
ubuntu-bug totem
To find this out, the most reliable way, based on an application’s name in the launcher, is to find the corresponding launcher configuration file. Open a terminal, and run
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
answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
33628
This isn’t obvious, but the GNOME Videos applications is also known as Totem, and the corresponding package is totem:
ubuntu-bug totem
To find this out, the most reliable way, based on an application’s name in the launcher, is to find the corresponding launcher configuration file. Open a terminal, and run
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
answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
33628
answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
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answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
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answered Dec 3 at 13:02
Stephen Kitt
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wrong spot.... .
– doug
Dec 4 at 2:24
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wrong spot.... .
– doug
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wrong spot.... .
– doug
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wrong spot.... .
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Run the video player, look up name from PID: ls -l /proc/[PID]/exe; OR search installed packages
– bgregs
Dec 3 at 13:01
The most likely cause of linked 'bug' is from gstreamer1.0-vaapi. Try removing it & see.
sudo apt purge gstreamer1.0-vaapi(- known and previously reported bug– doug
Dec 4 at 2:27