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what does that mean?

another detail:

Audio Device was set to HDMI when I unplugged the HDMI cable. I believe the video was paused both times but I'm not sure.

doh!

http://pastebin.com/wtSDLX88

http://pastebin.com/SjcuPgix

I've had VLC 2.0.4 and 2.0.5 crash when I unplug my computer from the HDMI cable connected to my tv. it doesn't crash every time tho, just some of them.

I have 2 crash logs but they're too long to post here.

OS X 10.8.2 (all updates), 2.6gz core i7, 16 GB RAM
macbook pro retina 15"

any luck with this?

did the log help at all?

I don't know what the logs normally look like but it seemed like there were some problems.

I have the same issue playing Apple Lossless files on Windows 7 / VLC 2.0.5 as well.

as xplo mentioned, vlc-2.0.5-20121212-0203 nightly fixes the issue for me.

same issue is present on Windows 7 / VLC 2.0.5.

I uploaded the file named "OS X pixelation for first few seconds when playing WMV.wmv" here's the log for just the few seconds that there are issues. BTW, I also have gotten some crashes when unplugging the HDMI cable from my computer. I submitted those crash logs, but don't know if I shou...

do the 4 others of you that still notice the problem want to check the recent nightlies (vlc-2.0.5-20121212-0203) to see if that fixes the problem for you like it did for xplo?

http://nightlies.videolan.org/

hi, first of all, thanks so much for VLC! I've been using it for years, but recently got a macbook & it's so useful for hooking up to my TV w/ HDMI. I've been having the same issue playing WMVs since I got this mac about 4 months ago (don't remember which version was out then) up to today on VLC...