MPV '!impl->polling' failed at ../spa/plugins/support/loop.c:872 impl_clear() #40849
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Also see mpv-player/mpv#10921 and trizen/pipe-viewer#145 |
There is already a pull request on that matter: #40828. If your problem requires urgent measures on your end, I would advise you to update this package yourself with changes from the pull request mentioned earlier. |
Fails with the following error, meaning it requires And if I try to remove installed |
Unable to reproduce your issue. There is no need to touch ncurses at all; it works fine. You are supposed to have Make sure your setup is up to date, including void-packages on your side. |
I did updated the void-package repo: The compilation says so: |
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./xbps-src zap; ./xbps-src binary-bootstrap and try again |
Didn't work. Tried to downgrade the I have upgraded to 6.3.3 in my compiling machine: I have noted a reference to |
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don't downgrade anything, you probably have an old version in hostdir/binpkgs, so try removing it - rm -r hostdir/binpkgs |
Thanks, @paper42 That seems to be the issue. However, another package conflict with gstreamer popped in: |
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you can not update just the one package, other packages depend on it, run |
Thanks for the input. I removed the specific gstreamer pacakge and installed pipewire. But pipe-viewer stopped working (list displayed but the video does not play) instead without outputting any error, fyi. :( |
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A reboot of the machine made the issue go away. Thanks for your inputs @paper42 @kruceter |
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Pipewire was updated in 4c572dc. @jconnolly837, can you reproduce the issue again with the updated pipewire? |
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The following packages were updated this morning, including pipewire, and I can no longer reproduce the issue.
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Is this a new report?
Yes
System Info
Void 6.0.10_1 x86_64 GenuineIntel uptodate rFFFFF
Package(s) Affected
mpv-0.35.0_1 pipewire-0.3.58_1
Does a report exist for this bug with the project's home (upstream) and/or another distro?
mpv-player/mpv#10859
I suggest the Pipewire package on Void be updated to 3.60, as mentioned in the other issue on the MPV github.
Expected behaviour
MPV opens and follows instructions
Actual behaviour
MPV outputs the following:
Applies to local media files too.
Steps to reproduce
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