Under VLC Settings menu ...
There is a part related to CPU optimizations under Preferences -- General Settings - CPU, which is visible only if the Advanced options check-box is checked.
My question is - if I know for certain, that my processor doesn't support some of the CPU instructions listed (for instance 3D Now! and SSE2), should I un-check them anyway, even if it says below that "You should always leave all these enabled" ??
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The DJ, thanks much for the explanation ...VLC autodetects your CPUs capabilities. This feature is mostly if your CPU does support one of these capabilities, but you want to make sure a crash or something doesn't occur due to some weird optimization. It is a Developer setting.
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