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Works like a charm for now, all of the previous problems I've reported have been fixed in this build.

mozilla plugin doesn't work with 1.0.0-git....has someone else got the same problem?

mozilla plugin doesn't work with 1.0.0-git

Please, more details.

installed version 0.9.8a before, with installer-exe, and it put automatically the mozilla plugin (registry key and npvlc.dll.manifest on mozilla/firefox/plugins): firefox works correctly with this plugin, in fact examples of http://vlc.revolunet.com run good.

With vlc 1.0.0-git, (installed without the autoinstaller.exe as the version before) both compiled by me and the public versions, mozilla plugin doesn't work anymore;
i've changed npvlc.dll.manifest file on mozilla/firefox/plugins with the newer one, and also modify with regedit the registry key putting the new source path of npvlc.dll (now version 1.0.0-git).

Please let me know if i make some mistakes, and if someone else could try mozilla plugins with this new version of vlc.

Sorry 4 my english
Gianluca

You can see the plugin in Firefox about:plugins?

yes in both cases, but with 1.0.0-git doesn't work when i try to load a video.

another thing:

i'm trying to load this video on vlc player (not mozilla embedded): http://h264.code-shop.com:8080/tee-bakom-pod.mp4
it's h264 subformat i think, but vlc has very difficult to play it (bufferizing and stopped playing after 2 seconds)

anyone could try it?

i'm trying to load this video on vlc player (not mozilla embedded): http://h264.code-shop.com:8080/tee-bakom-pod.mp4
it's h264 subformat i think, but vlc has very difficult to play it (bufferizing and stopped playing after 2 seconds)

yep visited it .. and the firefox even lodged tight and had to hard cut it out.
went idle on me

http://streams.videolan.org/streams-vid ... 4/cube.mp4

same problems, stops after 2seconds...

codec: avc1
resolution: 640x480

I'd like to try with others video streaming (always mp4-h264 or avc) with minor resolution and less bandwitch usage

If someone find a link write it here please

can the developer's pls remove the scroll bind to the volume and replace it back with the time line in the upcoming version 1.0.
because it's an hassle to point at the time line bar just to shift it using the stroller.
Developers should take a look at KM Player it has some really neet functions ^^ that can also be implemented into VLC

can the developer's pls remove the scroll bind to the volume and replace it back with the time line in the upcoming version 1.0.
because it's an hassle to point at the time line bar just to shift it using the stroller.
Developers should take a look at KM Player it has some really neet functions ^^ that can also be implemented into VLC

It will be in 1.0, but could people stop asking same things over and over, please? Searching isn't hard.
And on KMplayer, I think that the scroll is on the volume.

Thanks

Works like a charm for now, all of the previous problems I've reported have been fixed in this build.

That is a very good news. If you have more weird setups, to test, please!

mozilla plugin doesn't work with 1.0.0-git....has someone else got the same problem?

I'm not using the Mozilla plugin so I can't say anything about it.

i'm trying to load this video on vlc player (not mozilla embedded): http://h264.code-shop.com:8080/tee-bakom-pod.mp4
it's h264 subformat i think, but vlc has very difficult to play it (bufferizing and stopped playing after 2 seconds)

anyone could try it?
[...]
http://streams.videolan.org/streams-vid ... 4/cube.mp4

same problems, stops after 2seconds...

codec: avc1
resolution: 640x480

Both videos are playing for me in latest JB's build.

That is a very good news. If you have more weird setups, to test, please!

Well the WMV issue is still there but that's not a surprise.

All of my MKV container issues have been fixed, however I'm not able to play any MKA file now

Here are the logs from two files which were playing fine in previous build: VLC hangs and its process must be killed.

The first file can be downloaded from here (in a RAR archive):
http://www.zshare.net/download/55179983eef7a1eb/

The second file is a simple MP3 in a MKA container and can be downloaded from here:
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/Matroska/ne ... s_lang.mka

oh sorry about the repeat question I'm kind of new here .
oh i also have found out this wired glitch in VLC 1.0.0-git some time when playing an mkv file the video brakes up and start to crack
some time like jumping to a certain time frame in the old vlc but it's very minor in this and when it happens the video falls behind the audio for a momentary second

More issues:

VLC is always trying to download the cover art picture ignoring the settings from the preferences (ticket #2506).
This is also creating a side effect if VLC is set to use a proxy because if the proxy is not active and VLC is only allowed to access the internet through the proxy, when you try to open the playlist VLC freezes and there is nothing you can do apart from closing VLC.

This version doesn't save anymore the history of recently played files. To delete the preferences folder didn't help. This feature was working fine with previous version vlc-1.0.0-git-20090204.


And now the MKV strikes back!

As I said already, this version has fixed the playback issues of MKV files. But (yes there is a BUT) the 'old bug' from version 0.9.x is back: if you have many MKV files in the same folder VLC hangs when trying to play one file. It's seeking through all MKV files found in the folder. This is very very annoying as I'm not going to create dozens of different folders just to put five MKV files in each folder.

This version is not able to play this file:
ftp://streams.videolan.org/incoming/VC- ... -t-001.mkv

This is a simple WVC1 stream in a MKV container. No audio. I experience the same behaviour as the WMV issue, VLC is trying to load the DMO codec then hangs forever. Once again, I'm NOT using the DMO switch and the preferences are NOT to use the system plugins over VLC ones. And I wonder why VLC wants to use the DMO codec since there is a libvc1 DLL.

Here is a log which is showing both behaviours: These two problems didn't occur with previous build 1.0.0-git-20090204, the one which didn't have the libmkv DLL. So I believe the issues are directly related to this plugin, especially when seeing that I could play MKV files from a folder which contains about 50 MKV with 1.0.0-git-20090204 and that the new build of VLC 1.0.0-git-20090211 is able to play this WVC1 stream in a WMV container:
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/V-codecs/WV ... _6Mbps.wmv

DVB-T doesn't work with this version.

Log: It's working fine with v0.9.8a though.

Log from v0.9.8a: EDIT:
Created ticket #2518.

Lotesdelere, fill bugs...

DVB-T doesn't work with this version.
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Same problem here...

Problems with Theora videos:

http://www.raoulpetite.com/videos/sable.ogg
Vertical green artifacts on the left.
MPlayer is showing the same artifacts though.

http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/V-codecs/Theora/Sahara.ogg
Horizontal green line at the bottom.
MPlayer is playing it fine without any artifacts.

Some videos are playing fine though without any artifacts:
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/V-codecs/Th ... t_1947.ogg


But in all cases, the total time displayed by the counter is wrong:
8:52 total time for the Raoul Petite video while real duration is 4:35
0:02 total time for the Sahara video while real duration is 0:15
11:46 total time for the Chuck Yaeger video while real duration is 3:03

Some videos don't even show a total time:
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/V-codecs/Th ... sIntro.ogg


Created ticket #2520.

0:02 total time for the Sahara video while real duration is 0:15

Yep, I can confirm this. Mediainfo and mplayer both show the correct time.

I can't maximize fullscreen to second monitor!

I have the latest jb-release of VLC, and I have also tried the latest official release, but my problem is still remaining.

I have found a couple of threads discussing this issue, but I can't find any solution that works for me.
How can I set my VLC to be able to maximize on my secondary monitor?

VLC doesn't play the video stream (WVC1) from this file:
http://rapidshare.com/files/198706825/T ... .m2ts.html

Although it recognizes its presence and it's even shown in the Codec Information tab.
Maybe because it's interlaced ?

0:02 total time for the Sahara video while real duration is 0:15

Yep, I can confirm this. Mediainfo and mplayer both show the correct time.

Works fine here.

Well, VLC ogg support still sucks, that is for sure... But this ain't really regressions.

random: real duration of sable.ogg is 4 minutes and 36 seconds. Not 8 mins and 52 seconds as VLC reports.