It's also interesting that when I play the .mpg version of this movie, VLC reports the length of the movie as 50 minutes. When I play the VIDEO_TS verison of the same movie (with the "no menu" option), VLC report the movie length as 1.5 hours, which is correct.
Yep, that worked. Strange that out of all my videos, this is the only one that need to have the "No DVD menu" setting. I can just double click on all of my video's from Explorer, and they play. PowerDVD also workes fine on this video with just selecting play. Is this how VLC was intended t...
Okay, I've replicated the crash with a small video file of about 30 MB. I also noticed that VLC's notition of video length and it's real-time clock are off. When I play the .mpg viedo with Windows Media Player (WMP) the video length is 1.5 hours. VLC reports only 50 minutes. In real time, I can play...
Okay, I should be able to edit the original .mpg with Pinnacle and cut out most of the movie to make it small, then save to VIDEO_TS format. Assuming it still crashes, how can I get this small movie to you?
TitanFan: you have ripped VIDEO_TS to hard drive or is it a store bough DVD? I downloaded this viedo from the internet as a .mpg file. I made an edit with Pinnacle Studio 14 and saved to VIDEO_TS format so I could burn a DVD to play on a Panasonic DVD player. I actually haven't burned the DVD yet. ...
Oh, I should add that I tried to delete the %appdata%/vlc folder, and it still crashes. Also, I’m able to play my other videos just fine with VLC (VIDEO_TS, .iso, .avi, .mp4, .wmv). VLC only crashes on this one particular video.
I have replicated a crash on both Windows XP and Windows 7 using VLC version 1.0.3. I have a "VIDEO_TS" format movie that crashes VLC every time immediatley on startup. I checked the VLC directory for a crash dump, and there is a crashdump file, but its zero bytes. As I said, this happens ...