While these may temporarily fix the issue, they can not be called solutions because of the fact that this worked without changing settings before 3.0.20. This is a regression in 3.0.20.
- Yes - Correct I just uploaded a sample and referenced this thread. However, I could not reproduce it on my one system either. I'm trying to figure out the differences between our two systems. Besides a slightly different GPU and CPU, they are identical. I mentioned the 4K display earlier because t...
I have two similar systems and I am unable to reproduce the issue on one as well. First, I'll answer your questions: - No - No - Yes - H265 Video in MKV. Tested other file formats and the issue is NOT present The system that does NOT work properly has a 4K monitor. I tried turning the DPI down to 10...
When I copy the following files into the VLC release (2.2.4) directory, VLC finds them and allows me to play a Blu-ray: libaacs.dll libbdplus.dll libgcrypt-20.dll libgpg-error6-0.dll However, when I try the same with either the branch (2.2.5) or trunk (git) builds, VLC just returns the missing libra...
I cannot get Blu-Ray to play at all. I downloaded the aacs stuff and put it all in the correct directories and it still refuses to work. I keep getting the same stupid "This disc needs the AACS library and your system doesn't have it" error message. I'm running Windows 10 and the version ...
They have only addressed security issues and some regressions in the latest releases.
So far even the next release,2.2.4, only has a few security updates.
Also, what version of FFmpeg is the Branch/2.2 compiled against?
I would like to know so I can ask someone over on the FFmpeg side to back port to that branch, if possible.
Would it be possible for the developers to consider re-basing VLC against a more recent version of FFmpeg? Particularly a version from after 4/13/16. I request this because Paul B Mahol comitted two WMA lossless patches on 4/13 that greatly improved 24-bit support for WMA lossless. I just tried the ...
This is a known issue in VLC 2.2.2
You can revert down to 2.2.1 or try the nighties (2.2.3 or 3.0).
Sometimes changing the video output module mitigates the issue.
Delete %AppData%\vlc and launch the program again.
If that doesn't work, uninstall VLC from the control panel, delete the program directory, then delete %AppData%\vlc.
Download a fresh copy from a trusted source and reinstall.
Windows 10 was designed for Microsoft Surface tablets. Interface-look sucks. But it runs media players smoothly without stuttering. It was designed to look and feel the same across the Microsoft product portfolio (Xbox, PC, Tablet, Phone, etc.). It is also designed to be more millennial friendly, h...