it is pixeled, but not showing the video as intended, instead it is random gablegook. Garbled like I said is the best word I know. when the video starts it will apear as normal, but a couple seconds in most of the screen fills with like squares of different colors, part of the screen still plays as intended, but only like 1/10 of the screen. the rest is just random noise. There was someone else that was getting the same issue on an AMD card⌠and on my laptop that is Nvidia it works as intended. So this issue is only on AMD cards. he said he downgraded MESA but when I try to downgrade MESA it does not work.
Error: transaction check vs depsolve:
mesa-filesystem(x86-32) is needed by (installed) libva-2.21.0-3.fc40.i686
mesa-filesystem(x86-32) = 24.1.4-2.fc40 is needed by (installed) mesa-va-drivers-24.1.4-2.fc40.i686
mesa-filesystem(x86-32) = 24.1.4-2.fc40 is needed by (installed) mesa-dri-drivers-24.1.4-2.fc40.i686
Ok it wont let me because libva-2.21.0-3.fc40.i686 and mesa-va-drivers-24.1.4-2.fc40.i686 need mesa-filesystem(x86-32) is there a way to still downgrade it? or what remove these 2 packages, downgrade, then readd these packages? or what would be the fix? Maybe this type of thing is common knowledge, but not something I have ever done.
Iâm not sure if i missed anything, but upgrading to those advisory packages and then doing the regular mesa update made the bug reappear on my system :
I just mean, find a video in Firefox on youtube and load it to a player as if you wanted to play it, right mouse click on the video pick âCopy video URLâ from the menu shown. Another way would be to just right click a video in a list and use âCopy Linkâ. Go to a terminal window and type:
youtube-dl
Then after that right mouse click in the terminal and do a âpasteâ so that it looks like this example:
youtube-dl https://youtu.be/bfXXS5Z1JMc
Hit enter and youtube-dl should download the video to the current folder
I tried clicking Download, but it says that it downloaded it, but i canât find any file anywhere. Not sure what it did.
If you use the Download functionality in Firefox, just go to the Firefox menu, select âTools->Downloadsâ, and the thing you downloaded should be shown there, you can select it there, right mouse click it for the menu and pick âShow in Folderâ. That way Firefox will show the file in the folder it ended up in.
