Screen tearing lines and other issues when I watch any videos
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I have many problems on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
First of all my notebook:
Lenovo Y700-15isk, Intel Core i7-6700HQ, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 960M 4 GB. SSD 256 GB, and HDD 1 TB.
Ubuntu is installed in dual boot with Windows. Also /root (50 GB) and swap (9 GB) installed on SSD, /home installed on hard drive (230 GB).
It was EFI installation.
My problem:
When I watch videos on YouTube or something else online, some lines appear. I do not know how to describe it, that's why I attached screenshots:
Image with some lines:
Also sometimes, video freezes for a second (but audio is still running) and it is so bad. Watching video with the help of players on Ubuntu also caused some problems.
VLC does not work any more; I tried to open one file and got an error that it is not decoded, but audio is still working. Default Ubuntu video app is working, but sometimes it freezes.
Trying to change video driver from x.org to Nvidia and vice versa. It is not working. Also tried reinstall flash player, but as I know YouTube videos do not need it.
What should I do?
nvidia video 18.04 flash
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I have many problems on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
First of all my notebook:
Lenovo Y700-15isk, Intel Core i7-6700HQ, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 960M 4 GB. SSD 256 GB, and HDD 1 TB.
Ubuntu is installed in dual boot with Windows. Also /root (50 GB) and swap (9 GB) installed on SSD, /home installed on hard drive (230 GB).
It was EFI installation.
My problem:
When I watch videos on YouTube or something else online, some lines appear. I do not know how to describe it, that's why I attached screenshots:
Image with some lines:
Also sometimes, video freezes for a second (but audio is still running) and it is so bad. Watching video with the help of players on Ubuntu also caused some problems.
VLC does not work any more; I tried to open one file and got an error that it is not decoded, but audio is still working. Default Ubuntu video app is working, but sometimes it freezes.
Trying to change video driver from x.org to Nvidia and vice versa. It is not working. Also tried reinstall flash player, but as I know YouTube videos do not need it.
What should I do?
nvidia video 18.04 flash
edited May 26 at 10:29
Zanna
47.8k13116226
asked May 25 at 22:45
maksdi
111
Have you tried this? askubuntu.com/questions/760712/…
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 1:56
No, sometimes i not seen these lines. But they appear when video has fast moves. If you understand what I mean...
– maksdi
May 26 at 10:36
Basically, it's about screen tearing, right?
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 10:43
I think so, do you see images?
– maksdi
May 26 at 14:06
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up vote
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I have many problems on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
First of all my notebook:
Lenovo Y700-15isk, Intel Core i7-6700HQ, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 960M 4 GB. SSD 256 GB, and HDD 1 TB.
Ubuntu is installed in dual boot with Windows. Also /root (50 GB) and swap (9 GB) installed on SSD, /home installed on hard drive (230 GB).
It was EFI installation.
My problem:
When I watch videos on YouTube or something else online, some lines appear. I do not know how to describe it, that's why I attached screenshots:
Image with some lines:
Also sometimes, video freezes for a second (but audio is still running) and it is so bad. Watching video with the help of players on Ubuntu also caused some problems.
VLC does not work any more; I tried to open one file and got an error that it is not decoded, but audio is still working. Default Ubuntu video app is working, but sometimes it freezes.
Trying to change video driver from x.org to Nvidia and vice versa. It is not working. Also tried reinstall flash player, but as I know YouTube videos do not need it.
What should I do?
nvidia video 18.04 flash
edited May 26 at 10:29
Zanna
47.8k13116226
asked May 25 at 22:45
maksdi
111
I have many problems on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
First of all my notebook:
Lenovo Y700-15isk, Intel Core i7-6700HQ, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 960M 4 GB. SSD 256 GB, and HDD 1 TB.
Ubuntu is installed in dual boot with Windows. Also /root (50 GB) and swap (9 GB) installed on SSD, /home installed on hard drive (230 GB).
It was EFI installation.
My problem:
When I watch videos on YouTube or something else online, some lines appear. I do not know how to describe it, that's why I attached screenshots:
Image with some lines:
Also sometimes, video freezes for a second (but audio is still running) and it is so bad. Watching video with the help of players on Ubuntu also caused some problems.
VLC does not work any more; I tried to open one file and got an error that it is not decoded, but audio is still working. Default Ubuntu video app is working, but sometimes it freezes.
Trying to change video driver from x.org to Nvidia and vice versa. It is not working. Also tried reinstall flash player, but as I know YouTube videos do not need it.
What should I do?
nvidia video 18.04 flash
edited May 26 at 10:29
Zanna
47.8k13116226
asked May 25 at 22:45
maksdi
111
edited May 26 at 10:29
Zanna
47.8k13116226
edited May 26 at 10:29
Zanna
47.8k13116226
edited May 26 at 10:29
Zanna
47.8k13116226
47.8k13116226
asked May 25 at 22:45
maksdi
111
asked May 25 at 22:45
maksdi
111
asked May 25 at 22:45
maksdi
111
111
Have you tried this? askubuntu.com/questions/760712/…
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 1:56
No, sometimes i not seen these lines. But they appear when video has fast moves. If you understand what I mean...
– maksdi
May 26 at 10:36
Basically, it's about screen tearing, right?
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 10:43
I think so, do you see images?
– maksdi
May 26 at 14:06
add a comment |Â
Have you tried this? askubuntu.com/questions/760712/…
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 1:56
No, sometimes i not seen these lines. But they appear when video has fast moves. If you understand what I mean...
– maksdi
May 26 at 10:36
Basically, it's about screen tearing, right?
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 10:43
I think so, do you see images?
– maksdi
May 26 at 14:06
Have you tried this? askubuntu.com/questions/760712/…
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 1:56
Have you tried this? askubuntu.com/questions/760712/…
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 1:56
No, sometimes i not seen these lines. But they appear when video has fast moves. If you understand what I mean...
– maksdi
May 26 at 10:36
No, sometimes i not seen these lines. But they appear when video has fast moves. If you understand what I mean...
– maksdi
May 26 at 10:36
Basically, it's about screen tearing, right?
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 10:43
Basically, it's about screen tearing, right?
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 10:43
I think so, do you see images?
– maksdi
May 26 at 14:06
I think so, do you see images?
– maksdi
May 26 at 14:06
add a comment |Â
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Have you tried this? askubuntu.com/questions/760712/…
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 1:56
No, sometimes i not seen these lines. But they appear when video has fast moves. If you understand what I mean...
– maksdi
May 26 at 10:36
Basically, it's about screen tearing, right?
– Aryo Adhi
May 26 at 10:43
I think so, do you see images?
– maksdi
May 26 at 14:06