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HELP Wallpaper in black&white + only 1/4 of the screen is used

Open Dstrike-Zero opened this issue 1 year ago • 9 comments

I was trying to install Hanabi on my hp laptop and the screen is weird.

  • OS:Pop_OS!
  • GNOME Shell:42.9
  • Session type:X11

Bildschirmfoto vom 2024-02-04 22-49-22

Dstrike-Zero avatar Feb 04 '24 22:02 Dstrike-Zero

Same problem, have you fixed it?

Ubuntu 22.04, GMONE 42.9

2APetrin avatar Mar 01 '24 10:03 2APetrin

Same here Ubuntu 22.04, GMONE 42.9

BenGrenoble avatar Mar 07 '24 17:03 BenGrenoble

Same here Pop!_OS 22.04, GNOME 42.5

hayd1n avatar Mar 08 '24 13:03 hayd1n

This seems a codecs issue, please make sure that the multimedia codecs for GStreamer has installed in your system. Generally, WebM format has a better OOTB experience, as it's an open format and many distro ship the codec by default.

Just FYI, we have dedicated installation guides for both Ubuntu and PopOS. If you haven't read it, please take a look, the links are available in the README page. 😉

jeffshee avatar Mar 10 '24 08:03 jeffshee

I reinstalled everything following the dedicated installation guide and I still experience the same issue. With MP4 and webM format. Thanks for your help

BenGrenoble avatar Mar 13 '24 14:03 BenGrenoble

Same issue. I tried to apply video as wallpaper, and I get black background. Is there solution to this problem?

sora-yuka avatar Apr 14 '24 08:04 sora-yuka

I have the same exact problem in Pop!_OS 22.04 with gnome-shell 42.9, the video does play but distorted this way. I was using .mp4 files downloaded from wallpaper engine, but they play nicely in VLC so i don't think that is the problem.

Ferhunt avatar May 10 '24 21:05 Ferhunt

@Ferhunt how do you download the mp4 files from the wallpaper engine?

LemuelDayrit avatar Jun 17 '24 02:06 LemuelDayrit

I was trying to install Hanabi on my hp laptop and the screen is weird.

  • OS:Pop_OS!
  • GNOME Shell:42.9
  • Session type:X11

Bildschirmfoto vom 2024-02-04 22-49-22

I found a workaround; if you're using a desktop pc, you need to boot into you're BIOS/UEFI and either disable the igpu/igfx or set it to auto

shoyrock avatar Jul 22 '24 03:07 shoyrock