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I have an issue with an embedded .avi video on Open Office Impress. The source video itself plays normally in Xine, Videos, VLC.



When embedded in Impress, the video gets distorted by a flickering line (no matter if it was resized & repositioned or if it was embedded without resizing etc.).



I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (64 bit) with an Intel Haswell graphics card, the drivers of which are updated as far as I am aware.



Any ideas on how to fix this? It seems to me to be an Impress issue and not a graphics card issue, but I have no idea how to fix it.



Or am I just using a video format + codec that Impress doesn't like? If so, what would be a good one to format the video to?



Thanks!










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    I have an issue with an embedded .avi video on Open Office Impress. The source video itself plays normally in Xine, Videos, VLC.



    When embedded in Impress, the video gets distorted by a flickering line (no matter if it was resized & repositioned or if it was embedded without resizing etc.).



    I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (64 bit) with an Intel Haswell graphics card, the drivers of which are updated as far as I am aware.



    Any ideas on how to fix this? It seems to me to be an Impress issue and not a graphics card issue, but I have no idea how to fix it.



    Or am I just using a video format + codec that Impress doesn't like? If so, what would be a good one to format the video to?



    Thanks!










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      I have an issue with an embedded .avi video on Open Office Impress. The source video itself plays normally in Xine, Videos, VLC.



      When embedded in Impress, the video gets distorted by a flickering line (no matter if it was resized & repositioned or if it was embedded without resizing etc.).



      I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (64 bit) with an Intel Haswell graphics card, the drivers of which are updated as far as I am aware.



      Any ideas on how to fix this? It seems to me to be an Impress issue and not a graphics card issue, but I have no idea how to fix it.



      Or am I just using a video format + codec that Impress doesn't like? If so, what would be a good one to format the video to?



      Thanks!










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      I have an issue with an embedded .avi video on Open Office Impress. The source video itself plays normally in Xine, Videos, VLC.



      When embedded in Impress, the video gets distorted by a flickering line (no matter if it was resized & repositioned or if it was embedded without resizing etc.).



      I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (64 bit) with an Intel Haswell graphics card, the drivers of which are updated as far as I am aware.



      Any ideas on how to fix this? It seems to me to be an Impress issue and not a graphics card issue, but I have no idea how to fix it.



      Or am I just using a video format + codec that Impress doesn't like? If so, what would be a good one to format the video to?



      Thanks!







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          Try simply installing the codecs using these 2 commands:



          sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras    
          sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-addons





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          • Thanks for the help - unfortunately this didn't solve the problem... (even after running sudo apt-get update). I'd be grateful for any other ideas!
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          I had exact same problem and still couldn't find a permanent solution but strangely, this problem is solved when you put the video box slightly on the up-left corner of the page. See the screenshot below.



          enter image description here



          And it doesn't do that flickering during the presentation! It saved my day. Thought it could help out even though it's not a permanent solution.






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            Try simply installing the codecs using these 2 commands:



            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras    
            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-addons





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            • Thanks for the help - unfortunately this didn't solve the problem... (even after running sudo apt-get update). I'd be grateful for any other ideas!
              – roxanne
              Jun 11 at 17:25

















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            Try simply installing the codecs using these 2 commands:



            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras    
            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-addons





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            • Thanks for the help - unfortunately this didn't solve the problem... (even after running sudo apt-get update). I'd be grateful for any other ideas!
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            Try simply installing the codecs using these 2 commands:



            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras    
            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-addons





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            Try simply installing the codecs using these 2 commands:



            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras    
            sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-addons






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            • Thanks for the help - unfortunately this didn't solve the problem... (even after running sudo apt-get update). I'd be grateful for any other ideas!
              – roxanne
              Jun 11 at 17:25




















            • Thanks for the help - unfortunately this didn't solve the problem... (even after running sudo apt-get update). I'd be grateful for any other ideas!
              – roxanne
              Jun 11 at 17:25


















            Thanks for the help - unfortunately this didn't solve the problem... (even after running sudo apt-get update). I'd be grateful for any other ideas!
            – roxanne
            Jun 11 at 17:25






            Thanks for the help - unfortunately this didn't solve the problem... (even after running sudo apt-get update). I'd be grateful for any other ideas!
            – roxanne
            Jun 11 at 17:25














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            I had exact same problem and still couldn't find a permanent solution but strangely, this problem is solved when you put the video box slightly on the up-left corner of the page. See the screenshot below.



            enter image description here



            And it doesn't do that flickering during the presentation! It saved my day. Thought it could help out even though it's not a permanent solution.






            share|improve this answer










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              I had exact same problem and still couldn't find a permanent solution but strangely, this problem is solved when you put the video box slightly on the up-left corner of the page. See the screenshot below.



              enter image description here



              And it doesn't do that flickering during the presentation! It saved my day. Thought it could help out even though it's not a permanent solution.






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                I had exact same problem and still couldn't find a permanent solution but strangely, this problem is solved when you put the video box slightly on the up-left corner of the page. See the screenshot below.



                enter image description here



                And it doesn't do that flickering during the presentation! It saved my day. Thought it could help out even though it's not a permanent solution.






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                I had exact same problem and still couldn't find a permanent solution but strangely, this problem is solved when you put the video box slightly on the up-left corner of the page. See the screenshot below.



                enter image description here



                And it doesn't do that flickering during the presentation! It saved my day. Thought it could help out even though it's not a permanent solution.







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