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Is vaapi enabled? as that's a conditional setting dependent on vaapi being on.
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<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapi" default="true">true</setting>
<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapimpeg2">true</setting>
<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapimpeg4" default="true">true</setting>
<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapivc1" default="true">true</setting>
<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapivp8" default="true">true</setting>
<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapivp9" default="true">true</setting>
<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapihevc">false</setting>
<setting id="videoplayer.usevaapiav1" default="true">true</setting>
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I want to turn off usevaapihevc specifically.
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Perhaps it's because it's in the linux.xml settings file and not the main settings.xml file. You could one of the other settings in there to see if anything from linux.xml works.
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You might be on to something there. Is this expected behaviour? Is there a special syntax for linux only settings?
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I found the source of the problem. It is the Audio Profile addon. I enabled 'Include Video Player Settings' for the addon and it is overriding the gui settings and the advanced settings.
From one point of view that makes sense. If you install and configure the addon then you want to use those settings. Another point of view may be that advanced settings should override everything. Both points have merit.
The important part is that I understand the dynamics and now I can make it work for me. In addition, this info will be here in case someone else run into this problem in the future.
Thanks for looking into it. I appreciate your effort.
Cheers,
LongMan