Troubleshooting
What it is for
Section titled “What it is for”Kaveo says what went wrong in the top-right corner of any screen, and helps report it.
How to use it
Section titled “How to use it”- A message that flashes is something that just happened, such as a file that would not open. Click it, or leave it six seconds; a repeat becomes one message with a count.
- A message that stays means something switched itself off for the video you are watching, and appears with the playback controls.
- Click the copy icon on either one to copy its full text.
- Raise Detail level under Settings › Diagnostics, do the thing that failed again, then set it back — see Diagnostics.
- Click Export a diagnostic bundle there for one file to send, then Report a problem… in Settings › About, which opens the report form already filled in — see About.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- A message that stays has no close button: it is the only statement of what is broken, and it goes when the problem clears or you leave the video.
- …the graphics card ran out of memory: follow the message’s own remedy.
- Text drawn as empty rectangles is a missing font. Install a Japanese one — fonts-noto-cjk on Debian or Ubuntu, noto-fonts-cjk on Arch — which covers Chinese and Korean too, then start Kaveo again.
- A video opened while Kaveo is already running plays in a second window with no library of its own; the first window keeps it — see Command line.