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Yes, same experience here. For me audio dropouts would be a real dealbreaker. Haven't tested audio yet though.

If video is played in a loop it keeps playing, so no fteezing last frame. I tested a udp video stream and that seemed to work fine. But like I mentioned before, no audio tested yet

Does Ubuntu with VLC work out-of-the-box?

Done it. But nope...
Checked plugins.dat in Worpad, libdecklinkoutput_plugin.dll is not mentioned?

Uninstalled the 64bit VLC, installed 32bit version, copied 'libdecklinkoutput_plugin.dll' to C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\plugins\video_output. Rebooted. Still no possibility to select Decklink. Do I select the card at pulldown 'Output' or at pulldown 'DirectX'? Neither offer something called...

I've copied the 'libdecklinkoutput_plugin.dll' to C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\plugins\video_output (I'm running the 64bit version of VLC), rebooted and started VLC player. Then I navigated to Extra>Settings>Video and tried to select the Blacklink Duo in the pulldown menu 'Output'. But it's not men...

I'd love to test and really need this functionality. We want to pick up a videostream with VLC and play it through the Decklink card. Have a Decklink Duo, VLC 2.1.5 and run W7 Ultimate 64. However... I'm not a developer. What do I need to do with the files? Just copy them in the VLC folder?