VLC can't play videos in different partition (Ubuntu 17.10)

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I recently installed VLC 3 on Ubuntu 17.10 using snaps and I am unable to play videos which are stored on different partition. Videos stored on same partition as ubuntu works fine.
Also previously I used VLC on same laptop but used pre-installed version it was 2.2.something and it worked fine.
Is this a problem with snaps? If so will Flatpak work fine?










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  • Have you tried other media players? Do they work fine?
    – Sadegh Ghasemi
    Feb 10 at 10:20










  • Snaps are confined to the user home directory by designe. You should try flatpack to find out.
    – mikewhatever
    Feb 10 at 10:43










  • Other media player (of snaps) don't work, and flatpak works.@Sadegh Ghasemi
    – sai
    Feb 18 at 4:06















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I recently installed VLC 3 on Ubuntu 17.10 using snaps and I am unable to play videos which are stored on different partition. Videos stored on same partition as ubuntu works fine.
Also previously I used VLC on same laptop but used pre-installed version it was 2.2.something and it worked fine.
Is this a problem with snaps? If so will Flatpak work fine?










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  • Have you tried other media players? Do they work fine?
    – Sadegh Ghasemi
    Feb 10 at 10:20










  • Snaps are confined to the user home directory by designe. You should try flatpack to find out.
    – mikewhatever
    Feb 10 at 10:43










  • Other media player (of snaps) don't work, and flatpak works.@Sadegh Ghasemi
    – sai
    Feb 18 at 4:06













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I recently installed VLC 3 on Ubuntu 17.10 using snaps and I am unable to play videos which are stored on different partition. Videos stored on same partition as ubuntu works fine.
Also previously I used VLC on same laptop but used pre-installed version it was 2.2.something and it worked fine.
Is this a problem with snaps? If so will Flatpak work fine?










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I recently installed VLC 3 on Ubuntu 17.10 using snaps and I am unable to play videos which are stored on different partition. Videos stored on same partition as ubuntu works fine.
Also previously I used VLC on same laptop but used pre-installed version it was 2.2.something and it worked fine.
Is this a problem with snaps? If so will Flatpak work fine?







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  • Have you tried other media players? Do they work fine?
    – Sadegh Ghasemi
    Feb 10 at 10:20










  • Snaps are confined to the user home directory by designe. You should try flatpack to find out.
    – mikewhatever
    Feb 10 at 10:43










  • Other media player (of snaps) don't work, and flatpak works.@Sadegh Ghasemi
    – sai
    Feb 18 at 4:06

















  • Have you tried other media players? Do they work fine?
    – Sadegh Ghasemi
    Feb 10 at 10:20










  • Snaps are confined to the user home directory by designe. You should try flatpack to find out.
    – mikewhatever
    Feb 10 at 10:43










  • Other media player (of snaps) don't work, and flatpak works.@Sadegh Ghasemi
    – sai
    Feb 18 at 4:06
















Have you tried other media players? Do they work fine?
– Sadegh Ghasemi
Feb 10 at 10:20




Have you tried other media players? Do they work fine?
– Sadegh Ghasemi
Feb 10 at 10:20












Snaps are confined to the user home directory by designe. You should try flatpack to find out.
– mikewhatever
Feb 10 at 10:43




Snaps are confined to the user home directory by designe. You should try flatpack to find out.
– mikewhatever
Feb 10 at 10:43












Other media player (of snaps) don't work, and flatpak works.@Sadegh Ghasemi
– sai
Feb 18 at 4:06





Other media player (of snaps) don't work, and flatpak works.@Sadegh Ghasemi
– sai
Feb 18 at 4:06
















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