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VLC keeps playing after closed
Posted: 20 Nov 2005 05:59
by drop in
Everything is all and well with the player except when i close the player it closes the player but keeps playing.I also have close it in task manager to get it to stop.In Task manager there is multiple instances of vlc using ram but no cpu.How do i get it to stop.
Thanks
Posted: 21 Nov 2005 10:40
by some other guy
I'm having the same issue... ver .8.2(wxWindows interface) on XP pro
Posted: 21 Nov 2005 11:34
by kapara
yep.... same for me. but only occurs when trying to preview video files on eMule and the system is pretty overloaded.
Otherwise runs clean with no bugs...
VLC keeps playing after closed
Posted: 21 Nov 2005 16:13
by drop-in
I don't remember older versions doing that.Is older versions still offered i can't find any.
Posted: 24 Nov 2005 10:18
by toon-hed
I had this problem too, the VLC player would continue to stream after closing the player.
I found my solution on the FAQ page here :
http://www.videolan.org/support/bug-reporting.html
The Windows version of VLC has an entry in the Start Menu that completely resets your VLC setup. It is called: "Reset VLC defaults and quit."
(Uninstalling VLC does not remove it's old settings.)
Double check that your issue still exists.
Doing this fixed the run-on problem & also fixed
an intermittent hotkey issue I had.(hotkeys would work....sometimes).
Posted: 24 Nov 2005 12:29
by shishittu
The Windows version of VLC has an entry in the Start Menu that completely resets your VLC setup. It is called: "Reset VLC defaults and quit."
Where do I find that? I use the standalone version of VLC (no install)
Posted: 24 Nov 2005 13:48
by brian
If you didn't install it then you won't have that menu option...
You can do this instead:
Open a command prompt...
(Start menu->Run... Type "command", press enter...)
Change directory to where vlc is located...
cd "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC"
Reset the config by launching vlc with the --reset-config option...
vlc --reset-config
Then the config will be reset to normal...
(Replace "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC" with where-ever you have vlc.exe located...)
Posted: 24 Nov 2005 20:11
by shishittu
thanks a lot!