The VideoLAN Forums

Ok, I fixed the problem ;o.

My desktop's RAM was installed incorrectly, so VLC would attempt to allocate some memory and read bad RAM.


Anyways, tx for your time =).

The video driver on the desktop is the very latest. It has an auto update and it updates like once a month >.<.

The laptop, I don't know.

Both have different video drivers.

So are you saying that both video drivers are broken, one from nvidia and one from radeon?

I was watching a show on VLC (720p 8 bit 20 mins) and suddenly I got a blue screen and watched it dump the memory. My computer has 16 gigs of quad channel memory, 10 terabytes of hard drive space, and the only thing it was running since it had turned on was VLC. The video was also only ~175 megs and...