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【Linux】 ROC-RK3588S-PC mp4 playing problem

Posted at 2/12/2024 22:30:52      View:1787 | Replies:4        Print      Only Author   [Copy Link] 1#
Problem description and steps to reproduce:
Hi! I am beginner in embedded.
I have ROC-RK3588S-PC. I have two questions:

1) I installed the official image ROC-RK3588S-PC-EXT_Ubuntu20.04-Gnome-r30028_v1.1.1b_230914 there.
After that, I play the file test.mp4 (from firefly@firefly:/usr/local$ ) using Parole Media Player and everything works well.
Next I do
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
After this, mp4 files will not play.

P.S. the same behavior if I install the image ROC-RK3588S-PC_Ubuntu20.04-Gnome-r30028_v1.1.1b_230914

2) How are the two images (ROC-RK3588S-PC-EXT and ROC-RK3588S-PC) different?

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Posted at 2/18/2024 11:39:17        Only Author  2#
Since it is a customized system, apt upgrade is not supported.
After executing apt upgrade, the system version software will be overwritten, causing the customized software to not work properly.
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Posted at 10/23/2024 14:44:16        Only Author  3#
Usually, when you run apt upgrade, the system version software will be erased. The custom tools won't work right.
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Posted at 12/6/2024 16:14:26        Only Author  4#
I got it. Thanks.
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Posted at 6/6/2025 16:27:37        Only Author  5#
Last edited by Ceya In 6/10/2025 23:44 Editor

Yeah, I’ve run into similar issues with updates on customized Linux systems. Did the same thing once on a dev board and broke the graphics drivers. Reinstalling the original image fixed it, but after that I stayed away from “apt upgrade” unless I knew exactly what packages were involved.

When I make simple demo footage or test clips for hardware like this, I usually use a simple video editing software to trim and export the files properly first. That way I can avoid compatibility issues during playbac
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