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If you're running 0.9.9, make sure that your video output is through Direct3D and not OpenGL as the OpenGL output is broken (not an issue with 0.9..

deltatux

Hey guys,

My media centre is currently running Windows 7 RC. It records in the WTV format. Is there anyway to watch it on VLC? I know the old dvr-ms format works for VLC.

Many thanks,
deltatux

Oh, so 0.9.9 broke it? By any chance is there a changelog for VLC?

It'll be much easier for me to know what bugs are expected.

I heard that someone reported that DX3D is broken and I'll go test it.

deltatux

Refer back to this post: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=58202

deltatux

Ok, I just ran VLC 0.9.10-git (April 15th 2009 build). The deinterlacing I think is fixed on DirectX but it's even worse on OpenGL output (my preferred output): http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/223/vlc0996.th.png Plus, I don't know why the video window is separated from the controls unlike the release...

Can you try 1.0.0 dev versions?

Is there any binary versions of it? and where do I download them?

I am a technical user, but I'm not sure if I know how to compile on Windows either if compilation is required.

I only know how to compile on UNIX.

Many thanks,
deltatux

Ok, I can now confirm that this is indeed a Windows version issue since the Mac version doesn't seem to exhibit the same issues. I just boot my Macbook up and took this screenshot. This is the same scene from Wizard of Waverly Place as the one up top in VLC 0.9.9a. http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/8...

Hey guys, I just updated my player to 0.9.9 and I realized that none of my videos can be deinterlaced with Blend ... it seems to interlace the video making it worse and no longer smooth looking. Click the screenshots below to zoom in. Here's a screenshot from an episode of Wizards of Waverly Place p...

they listed that VLC has been successfully compiled for Windows x64 ... I can't find any of those binaries >.>"

deltatux

Hey guys, I'm getting a weird error that I can no longer get video output on my VLC player. I opened it in the Konsole (using KDE) and it spat me this error: VLC media player 0.9.2 Grishenko [00000001] main libvlc debug: VLC media player - version 0.9.2 Grishenko - (c) 1996-2008 the VideoLAN team [0...

thnx it works. Apparently I have to add English with the Canadian English option for VLC to go back to English.

I recently changed the system default language from French to English. Since my French isn't good enough to run through the preference pane, I can't really change anything in there until I change everything to English.

I'm running VLC 0.8.6d on MacOS X 10.4.11.

Thanks,
deltatux