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For me on windows 7 with VLC 2.1.5 that option is quite easy to find. On the menu-bar, choose the first drop-down menu called "Media". The option you were looking for should be visible now as "Save playlist to file (Ctrl + y)". It is not default behavior for VLC to prompt the use...

I don't know anything about this, but just giving it a shot, could it be a setting in your video card driver?
Take a loot at the configuration screen for your graphics card, if you have one. Can't guarantee that is where you're problem is at, but maybe.

Since this forum seems to be a place of many questions and little answers (no blame, it's all volunteers, I get it).
Is there an other place where I can try finding some answers?
I've done the best I can to find the solution on my own, to no avail.

I don't know if there is a way to do this in VLC itself, other than during the installation of VLC. I do however know of a menu where you can manipulate the default program for file extensions in the Windows 7 control panel. I am not sure you use Windows 7, but I'll just tell you so you can take a l...

Sounds like you're in cyber-hell. I have no idea what could have caused this to happen, but maybe it can be solved. I think the moment of this crash was coincidental, not caused by VLC specific. But I can't say that for sure. If you have a recovery disk for windows, you might want to check it out, s...

I can't help you with the issue at hand, but it makes me wonder, does it also stop responding if you only use keyboard input to control it? This information might help to narrow down the issue. Also, does the issue, in any way mouse or keyboard, still occur when you turn of Windows aero? To test thi...

Has no one else tried to add something to a playlist while running multiple instances?! If I haven't been clear on the problem at hand, or if you need more information please post, I'm still hoping someone will make my day. I have chocolate cookies, just saying. Summary of the issue: I would like th...

Hi, Sometimes I want to open a file in a new instance, and sometimes I want to add a file to the playlist of the most recently opened instance. I usually open my files from my file manager (explorer). The way I imagined this would work is using double click (open with VLC because it's the default pr...