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I don't think so.
If I rebuild the RPMFusion source rpm on my problematic machine (rpmbuild --rebuild vlc..): segfault in taglib and libeml ...
If I build manually from your source: it works fine.

In my valgrind log above, after crashing in taglib, it also crashes in libeml... What is strange is that all packages provided by RPM Fusion (1.0.6, 1.1.x) crash on one of my machines (NVidia ION, Atom 330, x86_64), but if I get the source code, install the dependencies (yum-builddep) and build VLC ...

Here you are: http://hansvon.homelinux.org/valgrind.txt
After installing a few debuginfo packages and reading a mkv file: http://hansvon.homelinux.org/valgrind-debug.txt
VLC crashes when initializing (?) taglib but also when reading mkv file.
Tell me if you need something else.

Until then, people that have experienced this problem with vlc-1.0.6 on F-13 (probably up2date F-12 too) didn't have experienced it with vlc-1.1.0-rc?. You can give a try with vlc 1.1.0-rc3 (-rc4 coming soon) with: rpm -ivh http://rpms.kwizart.net/kwizart-release-13.rpm yum update vlc\* --enablerep...

I've managed to get vaapi(->vdpau) working with VLC 1.1.0 (pre3). However, the CPU usage remains quite high compared to MPlayer: 1080p VC-1 Blu-ray: - VLC: ~60% - MPlayer: ~9% - without acceleration: 100% (unwatchable) 720p H.264 mkv: - VLC: ~40% - MPlayer:~ 5% - wo acc: 80%-90% I see the same CPU u...