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The same for me, but you gave me the idea of changing from "default video output" to "OpenGL" and that's resolved my "playing silence" problem!

Thank you!!!

cooper2k9,
you did a great analysis.
I hope the VLC developers can fix the bug soon.

It must be a VLC bug! I hope they can fix it soon because right now I'm forced to use other players...

Changing video output module doesn't matter whatsoever!
Today I upgraded to version 1.0.1, and the problem remains!

I tried setting affinity to just one cpu core, but it didn't change the sound problem!

Like other users, I'm having audio problems with VLC 1.0.0 on my PC: Intel i7 920, Asus P6T SE, 6 GB ram, Sound Blaster X-Fi, Windows XP 32 Service Pack 3. The PC is running perfectly and I only have audio issues with VLC playing video files: .avi, .mpg, .flv, etc. If I just play audio files with VL...

I turned off "high quality audio resampling" and it's ok now.
This is strange though, because on my previous machine (Core 2 duo E6400, 2 GB ram but same audio card X-fi) it was turned on and it worked ok.

Thank you anyway for the nice support!

Worf

Those messages are from a .iso created from a DVD.

I tried what you suggested, changin the audio output module. I tried them all but kept having the problem. I got something thru the message window: main warning: computed PTS is out of range (32063), clearing out main warning: timing screwed, stopping resampling main warning: PTS is out of range (-3...

Hello, I've been using VLC for the last 4 years or so. I recently built a new PC (i7 920, 6GB ram, Sound Blaster X-FI, WinXp 32 bit) and I installed vlc 1.0.0 rc1. When I open a .avi, .mov or .mpeg file, the video plays ok, but I have problems with the audio: every 4-5 seconds, there a small silence...