I just tried your program and it fails even if I don't specify the colormap, so I think that the colormap is unrelated to your problem. I'm not totally sure, but my guess is that the default border pixmap is XCB_COPY_FROM_PARENT, and that must match the window visual and depth. But you are setting the visual and depth (different than those of the parent). Cleanmymac 2 Activation Number Crack here. Now, the border visual or depth is different than that of the window, so you get a BadMatch. By specifying a border pixel color, X creates a pixmap of appropriate attributes and sets it as the border pixmap and everything works again.

I was just wondering if it's possible to change the XBMC output to X11 video output (XCB), just like in VLC? I've searched all over the place, but can't seem to find.

Best Answer: You could try downloading the VLC Codec Pack Or maybe the VLC 'video output modes' is set wrong. In this situation, you need to configure X Server correctly: Open VLC Player, then go to Tools >Preferences In the Video tab: Check the box for Enable video (if it's unchecked). Check the box for Window decorations (if it's unchecked). Set the Output drop-down menu to X11 video output (XCB). Finally click 'Save' to save your changes and restart VLC player. VLC does play MP4s but it seem like the MP4 video codec is the problem.

If an MP4 file contains a VLC incompatible video codec, it will fail to play in VLC. In this case, you need to convert MP4 to AVI or another format supported by VLC Some playback software will come with built-in support to open MP4 files, but that does not guarantee that the video and audio data can be played without additional software. MP4 files, more often than not, contain either MPEG-4 ASP or AVC (H.264) video with AAC audio.