I can't get version VLC 0.9.6 (Windows) working on a K6-2 400 MHz. If I open a media file with VLC => crash.
Is it because VLC doesn't support such old processors anymore? The latest versions of ffdshow (DirectShow implementation of ffmpeg) and Media Player Classic Homecinema don't work because they don't support < i686 processors anymore.
Support for i586 (AMD K6-2)
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Re: Support for i586 (AMD K6-2)
Try to deactivate the CPU accelerations.
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