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I am experiencing this as well. When I watch an HD mkv file with VLC I see jaggies as if it isn't AA but when I take a snapshot with vlc the picture is perfectly smooth. If I watch my videos with SMPlayer there are no jaggies either.

I have an ATI HD 3850 1Gb card.

I tried but that did not work. Your screen is from the current vlc not the beta? Each time I pressed snapshot the text instantly disappeared. Although this stuff isn't related to my original post it is mkv related so I'm trying stuff out that you guys suggest.

Most MKV I use have the soft sub inside them. Also I don't know how you can do that unless you manually apply text to a still image.
VLC snapshot doesn't capture text and if you try to print screen your desktop it doesn't capture any of the video or text.

VLC still does not screencap the soft sub text while watching the vids. I checked settings and it is possible I missed something but as far as I know, and I just tried before posting this, you can't snapshot the softsub text. At least I couldn't with the mkv. I personally prefer it to not capture th...

So far it seems that the vlc beta is better with the soft subs, I was actually able to watch the new evangelion movie with out it crashing the subs where as the previous vlc crashed twice during the movie.

I tried deleting preferencse and cache. Now they open but VLC crashes everytime I close or stop a video.

I tried the may 15th vlc and I can't even open a MKV file with out a microsoft visual C++ library runtime error. The audio still starts but the video does not. I will try the other vlc I had again.

Hey, I love VLC, but it constantly crashes while I try to watch anime in MKV files. The soft subtitles are part of it. Is this .8.6e so i think I am upto date. I have XP media center. Any ideas?

Sorry if this is a repost.

Thank-you