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you can try to change under preferences->video->input/codecs->video codecs->ffmpeg->threads:
change from 0 to something less than the number of processor/threads that you have.

It work fine for me if you choose button 'Toggle the video in fullscreen' accelerator key 'f'

Are the nightly build 4.0.0 supposed to have everything that is in the 3.0.0 release ?
I am asking that because HDR10 seems to be working for me in 3.0.0 but not in 4.0.0 nightly windows build.

I have created a bugreport: https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/19490#ticket
I have left the log and sample on pastebin and zippyshare.

Thanks.

Vlc build:
vlc-4.0.0-20180115-0509-dev-win64.exe

Here is the log (vlc.log):
https://pastebin.com/FQNwUy72

Here is the sample mkv file (x265 hevc hanbrake encode):
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/SYtSSe7X/file.html

I have re-encoded some of my BD with handbrake to use x265 hevc and the vlc-3.0.0-rc and vlc nightly have problem decoding the video. It drops a lot of frame. This is the out from mediainfo for the video part: Video ID : 1 Format : HEVC Format/Info : High Efficiency Video Coding Format profile : Mai...

Yes it is identical to what is in DJX thread and I was trying nightly v3.0 both win32 and win64 exe installer.
And the last one that did work for me was: vlc-3.0.0-git-20150905-0003-win32.exe

I have just tried to install one of the nightly build and the windows installer version (.exe) don't seem to work any more.
It install fine but the vlc.exe cannot start. But the same build from the zip file work fine.

Thanks.

Flushing the buffers works fine here. If the problem still occurs with builds from March 13th onward, consider filing a bug with full debug logs. I have just tried it with the build: vlc-2.2.0-git-20140315-0402-win64.exe After you fast-forward / skip you get these warnings: core warning: early pict...

So I just tried a new test (different hardware but same windows) on a notebook Lenovo T400s with also Win8.1 and the builtin speaker and it has the same problem. And delay that I mentioned in my first message was a bit exaggerated, it must be around 0.2 seconds. The way I did the test was to take a ...

I am running on Win8.1 with Creative Soundblaster ZxR, Cpu: I7-3770K

I will try to find a different machine and re-test it to see if it is something specific to just that machine.

On the latest nightly build after you fast-forward, the audio seems to be delayed. And it is cumulative, so if you click once fast-forward it is delayed 1s, after 10 fast-forward it would be 10s. The last build that is working fine for me is: vlc-2.2.0-git-20140203-0402-win64.exe And all the builds ...

I do not know if it is a generic error but there is already bug opened for this:
https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/10239

Hi, the installation script seems to be broken for the latest nightly. I am getting the error: "Unable to elevate" The following one are broken for me: broken x64: vlc-2.2.0-git-20131227-0402-win64.exe broken x32: vlc-2.2.0-git-20131229-0003-win32.exe The last working one for me was: good ...

Using the 'Waveout' output works.

And what audio output are you using?

I am using the 'default' output which is mapped to my onboard sound (realtek) of my motherboard.

What is the last VLC 2.1.0 nightly build version which is working fine ? I do not recall which one, I will have to try them all. but it seem to fail decoding for all AC-3 recording not just inside .mkv, I have just tried with .tp (transport stream) recording from a tv show and the sound also fade i...

The audio AC3 5.1 in mkv decoding in VLC 2.1.0 (nightly) seem to be broken.
The sound seems to fade in and out from the different speakers.
Is it a known problem ?

The same file sound fine when using vlc 2.0.7

Thanks.

Hi, the latest nightly build of VLC 2.1.0: vlc-2.1.0-git-20121228-1729-win32.exe seems to have problem some of Quicktime mov file, some of them will play fine, for some it just exit right away and for some you get a distorted sound. For example if you download the trailer from: wget -U QuickTime htt...

For me when I install vlc, it write an "uninstall.log" in the C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC directory. Is that what you are looking for ?

Yes changing the output from 'default' to 'DirectX' make it work. All the audio channel are now mapped to the correct speakers.
Thanks.

Under Audio->Output modules->Audio output module: default
Audio->Output modules->DirectX : Output device: Primary Sound Driver

The OS is Win7 64bit and my soundcard is an ASUS Xonar DX with 5.1 speaker.
It is working fine for me with VLC 2.0.4 version, it is only with VLC 2.1.0 that the Front channel speakers are put on the back speakers.

Thanks.

Hi,
I have just noticed that with the latest build of VLC 2.1.0 the audio channel mapping are incorrect.
When playing an mkv with 5.1 audio the Left and Right Front channels are mapped to the Left and Right Rear channel.
Does this happen for anybody else ?

Thanks.

i have just tried the latest x64 nightly build (vlc-2.1.0-git-20120422-0403-win64.exe) and it can play fine my .tp generated from my Dvico FusionHDTV7 card. Could it be that the file association with .tp extension was removed on your machine ?