lyricue 4.0.12 screen flash on motion background video repeat

[Kevin]

Screen flashes white for a millisecond when using a motion video background and upon repeat the video flashes before starting again. Using this on KDE neon 5.8.6 with Nvidia GTX1050 Ti and Nvidia 375.39. Not sure if this is the video card (don't think so) but could be a KDE neon issue.

Quick fix (not great) escape the Lyricue Display and restart the display.

[ChrisDebenham (chris-debenham)]

Can you please grab the logfiles from ~/.local/share/lyrice on the system so we can see what is happening here

[Kevin (blackhawkover-gmail)]

On Jun 21, 2017 9:35 PM, "ChrisDebenham" <email address hidden> wrote:

> Can you please grab the logfiles from ~/.local/share/lyrice on the
> system so we can see what is happening here
>
> ** Changed in: lyricue
> Assignee: (unassigned) => ChrisDebenham (chris-debenham)
>
> ** Changed in: lyricue (Ubuntu)
> Assignee: (unassigned) => ChrisDebenham (chris-debenham)
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> Title:
> lyricue 4.0.12 screen flash on motion background video repeat
>
> Status in lyricue:
> New
> Status in lyricue package in Ubuntu:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> Screen flashes white for a millisecond when using a motion video
> background and upon repeat the video flashes before starting again.
> Using this on KDE neon 5.8.6 with Nvidia GTX1050 Ti and Nvidia 375.39.
> Not sure if this is the video card (don't think so) but could be a KDE
> neon issue.
>
> Quick fix (not great) escape the Lyricue Display and restart the
> display.
>
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[Kevin (blackhawkover-gmail)]

Here's a quick view of what happens. Flash happens at about 4:20.

https://youtu.be/FELs3WOA_TE?t=4m10s

[ChrisDebenham (chris-debenham)]

Is this for all looping videos?
By any chance could you try logging into a different desktop environment and see if it occurs there (just to rule out KDE)