Choppy videos and animations since 18.04
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Since upgrading from 17.10 to 18.04 my video streaming and amimations have become choppy. Running glxgears it can be seen that the animation stops and then starts again every 3 seconds or so. The same with video streaming, the picture stutters every 3 seconds. This happens using the Intel GPU and also using the nVidia GPU via Bumblebee (Optirun).
Does anybody have an idea what could be causing this?
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Since upgrading from 17.10 to 18.04 my video streaming and amimations have become choppy. Running glxgears it can be seen that the animation stops and then starts again every 3 seconds or so. The same with video streaming, the picture stutters every 3 seconds. This happens using the Intel GPU and also using the nVidia GPU via Bumblebee (Optirun).
Does anybody have an idea what could be causing this?
video
edited May 16 at 8:33
muru
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asked May 15 at 18:56
SteveInBavaria
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up vote
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down vote
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up vote
3
down vote
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Since upgrading from 17.10 to 18.04 my video streaming and amimations have become choppy. Running glxgears it can be seen that the animation stops and then starts again every 3 seconds or so. The same with video streaming, the picture stutters every 3 seconds. This happens using the Intel GPU and also using the nVidia GPU via Bumblebee (Optirun).
Does anybody have an idea what could be causing this?
video
edited May 16 at 8:33
muru
129k19271460
asked May 15 at 18:56
SteveInBavaria
440114
Since upgrading from 17.10 to 18.04 my video streaming and amimations have become choppy. Running glxgears it can be seen that the animation stops and then starts again every 3 seconds or so. The same with video streaming, the picture stutters every 3 seconds. This happens using the Intel GPU and also using the nVidia GPU via Bumblebee (Optirun).
Does anybody have an idea what could be causing this?
video
edited May 16 at 8:33
muru
129k19271460
asked May 15 at 18:56
SteveInBavaria
440114
edited May 16 at 8:33
muru
129k19271460
edited May 16 at 8:33
muru
129k19271460
edited May 16 at 8:33
muru
129k19271460
129k19271460
asked May 15 at 18:56
SteveInBavaria
440114
asked May 15 at 18:56
SteveInBavaria
440114
asked May 15 at 18:56
SteveInBavaria
440114
440114
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I fixed the problem by removing nvidia-settings and disabling the gnome extension "NVIDIA GPU Stats Tool".
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
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Why would someone have to uninstallnvidia-settings?
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
I don't have GPU stats gnome extension listed in the gnome-tweak-tool > extensions, I must not have it
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
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As I understand it, nVidia bumblebee was replaced by nVidia Prime. So try:
sudo apt install nvidia-settings nvidia-prime (and it should uninstall bumblebee)
Then restart and open nvidia settings and make sure you pick nVidia card (not intel) and restart again.
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
I fixed the problem by removing nvidia-settings and disabling the gnome extension "NVIDIA GPU Stats Tool".
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
440114
2
Why would someone have to uninstallnvidia-settings?
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
I don't have GPU stats gnome extension listed in the gnome-tweak-tool > extensions, I must not have it
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I fixed the problem by removing nvidia-settings and disabling the gnome extension "NVIDIA GPU Stats Tool".
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
440114
2
Why would someone have to uninstallnvidia-settings?
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
I don't have GPU stats gnome extension listed in the gnome-tweak-tool > extensions, I must not have it
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I fixed the problem by removing nvidia-settings and disabling the gnome extension "NVIDIA GPU Stats Tool".
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
440114
I fixed the problem by removing nvidia-settings and disabling the gnome extension "NVIDIA GPU Stats Tool".
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
440114
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
440114
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
440114
answered May 16 at 8:18
SteveInBavaria
440114
440114
2
Why would someone have to uninstallnvidia-settings?
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
I don't have GPU stats gnome extension listed in the gnome-tweak-tool > extensions, I must not have it
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
add a comment |Â
2
Why would someone have to uninstallnvidia-settings?
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
I don't have GPU stats gnome extension listed in the gnome-tweak-tool > extensions, I must not have it
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
2
2
Why would someone have to uninstall
nvidia-settings?– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
Why would someone have to uninstall
nvidia-settings?– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
I don't have GPU stats gnome extension listed in the gnome-tweak-tool > extensions, I must not have it
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
I don't have GPU stats gnome extension listed in the gnome-tweak-tool > extensions, I must not have it
– Jonathan
May 31 at 20:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
As I understand it, nVidia bumblebee was replaced by nVidia Prime. So try:
sudo apt install nvidia-settings nvidia-prime (and it should uninstall bumblebee)
Then restart and open nvidia settings and make sure you pick nVidia card (not intel) and restart again.
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
1,10921326
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
As I understand it, nVidia bumblebee was replaced by nVidia Prime. So try:
sudo apt install nvidia-settings nvidia-prime (and it should uninstall bumblebee)
Then restart and open nvidia settings and make sure you pick nVidia card (not intel) and restart again.
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
1,10921326
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
As I understand it, nVidia bumblebee was replaced by nVidia Prime. So try:
sudo apt install nvidia-settings nvidia-prime (and it should uninstall bumblebee)
Then restart and open nvidia settings and make sure you pick nVidia card (not intel) and restart again.
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
1,10921326
As I understand it, nVidia bumblebee was replaced by nVidia Prime. So try:
sudo apt install nvidia-settings nvidia-prime (and it should uninstall bumblebee)
Then restart and open nvidia settings and make sure you pick nVidia card (not intel) and restart again.
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
1,10921326
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
1,10921326
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
1,10921326
answered May 31 at 20:28
Jonathan
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