The X protocol C-language Binding (XCB) is a replacement for Xlib featuring a small footprint, latency hiding, direct access to the protocol, improved threading support, and extensibility.
February 2020: xcb-proto 1.14 and libxcb 1.14 were released. In addition to fixing bugs, this brings compatibility with check >= 0.13 and adds xcb_total_read() and xcb_total_written() APIs.
Cvlc -x11-display:0 video.mp4 This way, the video will output to the X Server session even if this command it's used in a remote ssh session. However if the session it's finished, the video will stop, so you need to background the job, so when you logout, the video continues to play: cvlc -x11-display:0 video.mp4 &. VLC XVideo Adaptor Fix. Xcbxv vout display error: no available XVideo adaptor. Set Video Output to X11 Video Output (XCB) This comment has been minimized.
March 2018: xcb-proto 1.13 and libxcb 1.13 were released. In addition to fixing bugs, this enables new and completed versions of some protocols.
May 2016: xcb-proto 1.12 and libxcb 1.12 were released.
September 2015: libxcb 1.11.1 was released. This fixes some thread-related issues and adds 64-bit versions of some APIs.
August 2014: xcb-proto 1.11 and libxcb 1.11 were released. This is again mostly a bug-fix release.
December 2013: xcb-proto 1.10 and libxcb 1.10 were released, this time mainly fixing some API and ABI issues introduced with libxcb 1.9.2. See the linked announcements for more details.
May 2013: libxcb 1.9.1 was released, fixing the python code to work with Python 3, and fixing an integer overflow in the read_packet() function (CVE-2013-2064)
October 2012: New releases of the XCB packages have been published, including autogenerated man pages for XCB API's - see the linked announcements for full details of what's changed in each one: