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Thanks! This worked on 32 bit Windows XP.

So, it is working on the more recent version.

Yes

I found Australian DVB-T was broken in this version:
http://nightlies.videolan.org/build/win ... -win32.exe

It's working again in this version :
http://nightlies.videolan.org/build/win ... -win32.exe

VLC 1.2.0 will fix it.

Thanks!

Just checked the Media Information => Statistics page. I notice that the "Demuxed data size" counter shows a negative value. I assume the number has overflowed - perhaps this should be unsigned? Media data size: 304210 KiB Input bitrate: 23068 kb/s Demuxed data size: -522823 KiB Content bi...

Yeah, this is a common complaint. I'll do something for 1.2

Looking forward to this - Thank you

LFE: bass

Low Frequency Effects

I would imagine a general implementation would be simply to have two video tracks that can either be displayed interleaved or played simultaneously, depending on shutter glass or polarized viewing, but the issue is how the tracks would be identified so players can know when track is which. I don't ...

Is it because there's no time indexing available on TS files?

• The file doesn’t want to play at all (this can be an intermittent issue — sometimes the file plays, sometimes it just refuses to). I record a lot of DVB-T broadcasts as MPEG-TS files. Occasionally I'll get one that doesn't play, but will play OK in, e.g. mplayer. I'm wondering whether it's becaus...

Most 3D TVs will accept side by side compressed - this is the common broadcast format, and the original video is in this form. There's a demonstration/trial 3D DVB-T channel broadcast in Australia at the moment. It's 1920x1080 h264 with the left and right frames side by side. (I assume a 3D TV doub...

Windows 2000 support is removed in VLC 1.2.0 and newer.
http://mailman.videolan.org/pipermail/v ... 74789.html

I've had no trouble running any of the 1.1.0-pre-X versions on Win2KSP4.

Are you on Windows XP?

No, I'm on Win2KSP4.

1) VLC deadlocks (hangs) when exiting VLC in fullscreen mode via the context menu.

1) Ok.

I get this as well if a full screen video finishes because the end of file was reached (no need to use context menu)

GOOM visualizer just crashes VLC every time, right away. It does not work anymore.

Same thing happens to me with 1.1.0-pre1 on Win2K

3. Selecting menu Audio => Visualizations => Goom while playing an audio file terminates VLC

2. I can't reproduce. OK, after a bit more experimenting: 2. Watching any video (e.g. C:\WINNT\clock.avi) will reproduce this on my computer. Full screen mode is a prerequisite (doesn't happen in windowed mode). Deinterlace mode = Linear is selected with Deinterlace = on => VLC exits full screen mo...

Nice to see another test version

Running on Win2kSP4...
1. Right click context menu needs two clicks before the menu displays - happens in both windowed and full screen mode
2. Watching a HD MPEG2-TS video file (1440x1080x50), hangs if Deinterlace mode = Linear is selected with Deinterlace = on

Works OK on my Windows 2000 system. Only in full screen mode, if I remember correctly.

Try

You could start VLC from a batch file. For example, I use this to watch one TV channel: I guess you'd substitute the appropriate parameters to describe your capture input.

The wiki pages notes, under the "Notes from January 2010" section: Now You can build VLC using GCC 4.4.2 and mingw runtime 3.17 using minor patches I think this may solve the mingwrt-3.17 problem, but... I can only see GCC v4.4.0 on http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/ ... If I wan...

As Rémi suggested, in the "Snapshot" section of the "Preferences"=>"Video" window are two boxes labelled "Video snapshot width" and "Video snapshot height". Entering the desired size here works for me.

Hi, When playing Channel 7 in Melbourne, there are five separate programs transmitted on the transport stream ("7 Digital", "7 Digital 1", "7TWO", "7 Digital 3", "7 Digital HD"). Starting VLC on this frequency plays "7 Digital HD" by defaul...

Here is the first 10 megs of it: http://sportstraining.tripod.com/Sample.zip The audio part of this file is somehow broken with many timestamp errors. Some splitters (WMP, MPC-HC) just don't care about that but some other ones (VLC, Arcsoft) simply refuse to play the file because it's out of specs....