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VLC use to be the best, but I think the included MPV Media Player will do what you need. It is in the menu, give it a try.

You should probably update to the latest bios.
Title Version Release Date File Size
AMI BIOS 7E07vAA 2024-04-22 9.43 MB

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/PRO-Z790-A-WIFI/support

That's good to know. The later the kernel the later the Intel driver. Here is some more info.

https://www.phoronix.com/review/arc-gra ... s%20users.

Not sure what your trying to do, BUT have you taken a look at Handbrake. That is the software I used to convert all my DVD's to system files on my local system, and I use Plex to serve the to my local TV's and devices.

https://handbrake.fr/

https://www.plex.tv/

Sorry that's all I have.

Try open with AptURL. That is what I use for all my Aptimages.

Sorry I see you tried setting permissions. Hopefully the Author comes up with a fix.

Appimage packages usually work in Linux Mint. I use several of them. In your file manager, right click and select properties, then select the permissions tab, check the owner row Read, Write, and Execute for the group row also check all 3 options, and for the Others row check Read, and Execute. Clos...

Now testing https://fastly.linuxmint.io the secure link. I will give you feedback if anything comes up.

Try deleting /home/yourname/.config/kdenlive
Then reopen Kdenlive.

It looks like you have a spinning drive and it is 75% full, which is not good. Consider replacing is with a solid state drive with more capacity, and also you might want to run a low latency, or liquorix kernel to get some more speed for that 3rd gen processor.

Maybe give this a shot. Go half way down to number 1 answer.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1407787 ... for-ubuntu

Not sure, but I think this feature comes in the newer kernels 6.5 up. If you go back to the original Linux Mint kernel the volume may stay the same as you set it. No promises.

It is a safety feature to keep you from blowing your ears out. Every time you reboot volume will be at zero or muted depending on your hardware.

It looks like your paying more to get the smaller drive. I run a 1tb, and will soon up it to 2tb. https://www.amazon.com/WD_BLACK-SN850X-Internal-Gaming-Solid/dp/B0B7CKVCCV/ref=sr_1_1?crid=8LOGISYZK4QW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.wkCKEWM1D83MZ5UoLyX5Vrzz8_J9CMeC91SehV3VMlj58yQbNYfYcbdwgh1YcKoR6qsPtwfbr-olS...

Have you looked at Pulse Audio volume control (pavucontrol). Click on the Output Devices tab and pull down the port selection. Change it from headphones to speakers.

It looks like your using a USB hub. Disconnect it and try the usb key directly in the motherboard port. Also check bios has USB key listed as first boot device. After that I got nuthin.

I actually have the ARC750. It works great. Any new kernel 6.0 and up will work. Every couple months they update firmware on the card and you will need a copy of Windows for the updates. Consider dual boot if you use this card to get the best results. Also your motherboard bios needs to be able to e...

Try Gparted. Delete the offending partition and hit apply. Then add the new partition.

The red jack on the motherboard IO panel is only line out, and not the TRRS combine mic and headset. It would not work as it would on the case front panel. Probably some kind of driver issue is why front panel audio is not working. Glad you found a work around.