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Now I got two MKV files which both lack Speech track and that problem only exists when playing with VLC. It seems that VLC doesn't handle audio tracks correctly? Current VLC version: VLC media player 1.0.0-rc4 Goldeneye VLC version 1.0.0-rc4 Goldeneye Compiled by buildd@osmium.buildd Compiler: gcc v...

Bump... Updated just to rc3, didn't fix the issue. Hmm...

Can you share the file? I'll send it to you in private... VLC version information: VLC media player 1.0.0-rc1 Goldeneye Platform Ubuntu 64 bit Jaunty Linux Zerver 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux Afaik, this thread should be in VLC 1.0.0 testing btw...

Hi. I have MKV file where is separate sound effect track and separate audio (speech) track. I can't get VLC to play it correctly. I only get sound effect track without speech. For some reason I can't even select speech or effect track. Now VLC allows only effect track to be played. Has anyone encoun...

Not only a hardware issue. VLC 1.0.0 is still having some problems with some files. Ok good to know. I have encountered not problems but performance issues with tasks when all cores access main memory very agressively. I'm taking about files with more than 4 gigabytes / hour and scenes with very mu...

Problem solved. I updated to VLC 1.0 prerelease, and i works perfectly with H.264 files.

Only problems are high bitrate files, which do take up whole system memory bandwidth with Q6600 even core loads are managable. But that's hardware issue, as far as I know.

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Just reporting that I updated to Jaunty and no change, Nvidia driver 180.44 and VLC 0.9.4 and still tearing on secondary screen is major issue. (Ok it depends if it's a problem or not, you'll get used to it.) But it's bit annoying still when you have invested thousands of euros on hardware and softw...

Bump! I updated my own post. I just wonder why no body replied, but now it's there. If someone is looking for same thing.

I have to update this post.

With new VLC you can find Image Scaling settings from Video, Filters, swscaling. And select the last one. There is clear difference compared to first ones.

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Those settings are barely adequate for ~4 Gbytes / 1.5 hour rips. Maybe you will run into harddrive bandwidth problems too... Most probably not. Harddrives easily transfer 80-100 megabytes / second. 4 Gigabytes / 1.5 hours means only 740 kilobytes / second. Which is even streamable over internet co...

I'm very curious if 0.9.2 version fixes these performance problems. It would be so great.

Subsequently, all that's needed now is for new versions of VLC to position subtitles automatically from the bottom of the screen by default (rather than bottom of the video frame by default). I Whoa! Excellent, that's the only reason why I have been really missing Windows video players. (And anothe...

It would be way cool, if it would also support Last.fm controls and not only scrobbling.

It's so easy to wish for more. Then I could get rid of my last.fm player on Windows & Linux.

Although on other hand, I also hate bloat ware and adding too many (unnecessary?) features.

Any real news to this problem? I'm (as many others) looking for multithreaded version. Any news about schedules or time tables when that kind of release would be out? - Thank you! I won't buy new full hd tv, before this problem is fixed. Because I can't view Full HD stuff with Q6600 CPU, not enough ...

I had autodetection working with Gutsy Gibbon, but when I updated to Hardy Heron VLC full screen autodetect isn't working anymore. Now I have constantly to change preferences to get full screen video to be shown on correct display. It annoys me a lot.

It seems that using Nvidia controller at least secondary screen fame sync is failing.

Does anyone have experience about format conversion. I mean that I could convert h264 stuff to MPEG2 if no great quality loss is being experienced.

Unfortunately VLC's conversion options are very limited.

Thanks. I'll have to try this. Because h264 playing with VLC doesn't work properly.

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Hi, I have the same issue with an nvidia 6200 on ubuntu 64 bit. I'm going out to an LCD display. I have exactly same problem with tv (display 2) and LCD (display 1) and resolutions 1600x1200 and 800x600. And with VLC and Flash. So that is why I think that it's clearly not VLC's fault. If I drop v-s...

I would like to report some tearing without any effects, using Xvideo with vblank sync is enabled. But tearing doesn't happen too often. It seems like it might have something to do with thread scheduling or so. (I don't know true reason, this is just a guess). When computer is heavily loaded it hap...

Actually this isn't solved yet. It seems that even that sync is enabled it fails from time to time. Let's say that it's wrong for 2-5 seconds for every minute. It seems like sync offset would be off. I mean that the frame change place on screen isn't random. It moves up'n'down slowly and then disapp...

From my perspective, what good is encoding if you're unable to watch it? Yep. I have many times mentioned that even Q6600 processor is way too weak to allow Full HD H.264 decoding with VLC... With other products in Windows there aren't any problems. But with VLC Windows and Linux both fail when dec...

I voted yes. Because 0.8.6d also has problems with MKV files and seems to crash pretty often. Also there are serious problems with playlists.