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Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Play a video with VLC in X11 from remote terminal up vote 5 down vote favorite 4 I've got a problem, I hope you can help me. I've got some slim terminals with Linux where a little script it's launched every time they boot. This script has a single cvlc xcb vout display error: window not available command line which it's the following: cvlc --quiet --fullscreen --no-osd --loop playlist.xspf This works OK because the terminals start the X11 environment and then the script it's launched from autostart; the video it's played and rendered nicely y an LCD. My problem comes when for a reason or another, I need to kill the cvlc process remotely and start it again. I ssh the terminal with the same user logged in in the X11 environment, I launch the code line described above and the video plays, yes... but IN the terminal I'm logged in! So the videos plays in only-characters mode, it's being rendered as text in my console; of course nothing can be seen in the X11 environment. So my question is: How can I launch my cvlc command AND play the video in X11 NOT in the console itself??? If I just try to play it with no options, I got the following output: $ cvlc playlist.xspf VLC media player 1.1.4 The Luggage (revision exported) Blocked: call to unsetenv("DBUS_ACTIVATION_ADDRESS") Blocked: call to unsetenv("DBU
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