However, I don't just want to switch to either of them because sometimes Realplayer or Windows Media Player will play MJPG AVI files upside down, which doesn't happen in VLC Player. It only happens with uncompressed AVI files and I don't know any players that can play them both properly. Changing the Output in the Video Preferences does nothing, which is weird because usually at least one of them work.
My second problem seems to happen at random. When playing a DVD that has DVD-ROM, sometimes VLC Player won't do anything. When you go to open the disc, it just sits there with the timeline empty. One disc that I've noticed this happening with is the first Dreamworks Madagascar DVD. I don't have that DVD anymore so I can't test if it is working now but it was happening before.
Finally, I've had a problem playing some MP3 files. Strangely, VLC isn't the only player that does this. The MP3 file I am trying to play is at 44100 Hz, 128 kbps, and joint stereo. When I play it, the music sounds like it is skipping/clipping - I am wondering if it is because the sound is too loud, but I can play a video at the same volume (FLV video) without skipping. This also happens on my Nintendo 3ds Sound player when I put the MP3 on the SD Card. Realplayer plays it correctly but I don't want to switch to it, takes forever to start up and so many hidden menus.
I couldn't find any ways to fix these on my own so I am hoping there is either a solution I don't know or they can be fixed soon. Thanks for the great software.
