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Just updated AMD/ATi drivers to 12.6 and VLC seemed to show erratic images with GPU acceleration turned on. Tried 12.7 with today's 2.0.2 and still have corrupt images. I'm using Win7 64bits on an AMD E-450 with 8 GB of RAM (Zotac AD04) GPU acceleration worked ok on 12.3. Also notice that 12.6/12.7 ...

Cool, thanks!

I've been looking for a way to disable the left column too with no avail...

Tried moving the separation to the left, but didn't work.
Cleaned the preferences and Media Library is disabled.

Anyone?

Snow Leopard 64bits VLC 2.0 here.

Small glitch:

http://img844.imageshack.us/i/screensho ... at703.png/

I did a clean install just in case (AppCleaner) but it's still there.

AppCleaner is freeware and does a pretty good job

On the mac the youtube.lua file is actually youtube.luac and is a scrambled message.

Just wait for VLC 1.1.2

Try a clean install. There's a freeware program called AppCleaner that works very well for that.

Edit: Hmmm... doesn't work on my VLC 1.1.1 either.

I don't have that problem. Try setting the file caché from 300 to 1100 for example. Maybe that'll help.

Same here. No subtitle size changes. I'll post a ticket.

Edit: No need for a new one, I see there's one there already: https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/3864

Here =)

https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/3728

Here you go =)

https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/3727

It would be helpful if there were no switch on windows xp since it doesn't work with it.

Nope, I didn't know if it was just me or if it was actually broken.

AFAIK, on Windows XP VLC GPU acceleration does not work, but I do not know why it does not work for me on Windows 7...

Aham. I'll delete the debug info then.

Same problem here. Playing 1080p I get 70%-80% even when enabling hardware acceleration (CPU usage doesn't change when activated) whereas MPC uses 9%-15% when hardware acceleration is activated. In this case I'm using Windows XP SP3 with an nVidia 8600M GT (512MB) and the 197.16 drivers. Here's some...

No one with the same Equalizer problems?

Equalizer in Mac OS X 10.5 (Intel) doesn't seem to work.

I cleaned the previous settings and still no equalizer. Anyone have the same problem?
I'm on MacOS X 10.5 Intel.

And would it be possible to make one for stereo input for now? If the source isn't 2.0 then have it grayed out, and then un-grey it for 5.1 whenever the 5.1 filter is finished.

Aham, understood. I thought that the downmix to mono was just a trivial thing. I guess it's not then. Well... that's that then :-)

Any way to select Downmix to mono on Mac OS X? I see in VLC's "Audio Channels" that there's "Stereo", "Left", "Right" and "Reverse Stereo" but no Downmix to Mono :-S Any help? I see that there's a fix for Windows with the directx thing, but... is it ...

I have the same problem here too. I cleaned the preferences and still have the problem. It even happens with mp3 files. It chirps ever 40 or 50 seconds and it's very annoying. MacBook Pro, 2.4 GHz, 4 GB of RAM, nVidia 8600m GT 256 MB, Mac OS 10.5.7. Edit: Sjoekie 's workaround did make things a lot ...

First impressions: decoding very CPU intensive HD content in mkv/x264 in 0.9.9a is now much better compared to 0.9.9 (and earlier). There's barely any skipping now and the CPU usage has gone down a little. Question: is it because of the new ffmpeg by itself? Is multithread enabled by default? If not...

My problems were resolved with 0.9.6 too.