When I play a video on a pentium 1 computer VLC crashes. (It closes)
When I switch off "enable video " VLC works fine without video.
Support VLC 1.0.5 :
Pentium 233mmx ?
AMD K6-2 300Mhz ?
Pentium 2 400Mhz ? (Toshiba Tecra 8000)
All computers have WinXP SP3 and 256MB RAM. (Win2000 had the same problem)
(VLC 0.9.9 works on a Pentium 2 but not on a Pentium 1)
Runs VLC 1.0.5 on a Pentium 1 and 2 ?
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Re: Runs VLC 1.0.5 on a Pentium 1 and 2 ?
I believe that pentium 1 is a bit too old for most videos.
If you play mpeg2 files, then pentium1 should behave correctly.
Mostly anything else, you would need Pentium2
If you play mpeg2 files, then pentium1 should behave correctly.
Mostly anything else, you would need Pentium2
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Re: Runs VLC 1.0.5 on a Pentium 1 and 2 ?
Support VLC 1.0.5 a pentium 1 CPU ?
Playing only an audio file VLC works fine but opening a video file it closes immediately.
The next time I start VLC: "VLC media player just crashed. Do you want to send a bug report to developers team?"
To find what's going wrong, is this the right command: vlc -vvv --extraintf=logger
Playing only an audio file VLC works fine but opening a video file it closes immediately.
The next time I start VLC: "VLC media player just crashed. Do you want to send a bug report to developers team?"
To find what's going wrong, is this the right command: vlc -vvv --extraintf=logger
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Re: Runs VLC 1.0.5 on a Pentium 1 and 2 ?
Well, sure, the avcodec plugin doesn't work on pentium 1
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Re: Runs VLC 1.0.5 on a Pentium 1 and 2 ?
Thank you ! 
What I'm missing in the readme are the system requirements for VLC.
Type of OS is very clear but type of hardware is missing. 
Grz
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OS - WinXP - Puppy Linux - Tinycore
What I'm missing in the readme are the system requirements for VLC.
Type of OS is very clear
but type of hardware is missing. Grz
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OS - WinXP - Puppy Linux - Tinycore
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