Win32 forcing Direct3D 9

[mterwoord]

Hi,

I'm trying to use libvlc (via Vlc.DotNet) to play videos from my application. This all works like a charm, except when the software is running on Windows 7. We pinpointed the problem to be Direct 3D 11 related. Removing the D3D11 plugin fixes all issues.

Now I'm trying to set --vout=direct3d9, but that doesn't work. We found out that libvlc_media_player_set_hwnd resets vout to be empty.
Is that for some particular purpose?

With kind regards,
Matthijs ter Woord

[mfkl]

Hi,

Not sure about this. Are your Windows 7's drivers up to date?

Can you share some vlc logs with `--vout=direct3d9`?

[mterwoord]

Our drivers are up to date. I heard VLC 3.0.4 will disable Direct3D11 on windows 7 by default, which is essentially what i'm trying to do. I'll wait for that release.