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OK I will use the upload link you created to send it to you.
Let me know when you receive the video, the upload link does not give any indication that its being uploaded or not.

Well apparently it didn't work I don't see anything new

If you still have the file I'm really interested in it to fix that bug. It shouldn't crash even on broken files

Hmm... I even got it from HorribleSubs' site and it doesn't crash either. Does it crash at a special time? When you do something? Do you use hardware decoding (if yes does it work when you don't and vice versa)? Your file may have been corrupted during download, in that case I'm interested by that f...

What do you do to make it crash? It works fine at home with 1.2

I created a bug ticket: http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/5488 But the best way for me to debug is to have the file. So you can upload it with http://streams.videolan.org/upload/ (put 5488 in the Trac Ticket field) or give the link/torrent where you got it. You can edit the bug with more info like...

It's a build from the current dev branch, which will become 1.2.0 when it's officially out. You can call it a beta version.

It isn't out yet but is available as nightly builds if you want to give it a try.

http://nightlies.videolan.org/build/win32/last/

VLC 1.2 in my opinion works better in an XP Enviroment, and cannot work properly in Windows 7 64 bit, which is where I now use VLC. Why? I use 1.2 with my Windows 7 64 bit and I watch a lot of mkv with it. Especially since it can play 10bits H264. There were big changes in mkv parser for 1.2 so onc...

Well you'll have the same result if you just delete the dll... As I said it will fall back to ffmpeg to demux.

If you want to help to improve vlc consider trying 1.2 (from nightlies) and tell which files don't work.

Get 1.2 nightlies, 10bit support was added in this version.

http://nightlies.videolan.org/ get a trunk version and not a branch.

That's just wrong. the mkv plugin isn't libmatroska it's a vlc module that uses it and is statically linked against it. Replacing it will cause vlc to be unable to use its mkv plugin. The reason it may work is that vlc will then fall back to ffmpeg to demux it. If you have trouble reading some mkv f...

Your file may be broken, vlc seems to think it reached the end of file. For the freeze it may be caused by the duration difference between video and audio track. If it plays fine in other players you should consider to open a ticket in trac and upload the file for us to test.