pixelated, poor quality video in Windows 7 RTM

[Juvator]

hmm I see Enhanced video renderer but when I click on it I get a small windows and the only thing I can do is click on OK and I don't see anything changing then

[VLC_help]

You have to change it before playback.

[Juvator]

u mean before I play a movie ? and then just drag it in or something ?

[VLC_help]

Go View -> Options... and Playback -> Output and tick EVR. Press OK and restart MPC-HC. If there are still issues with quality, it must be a driver issue.

[Juvator]

the problem is :S VLC keeps installing everything in dutch because that's where I live, while at the installation I select english, it just goes to dutch again.
its really annoying cause I can't find anything im not used to those options. :S

u know how turn this back to english ?, because I have no idea what playback is in dutch lol

[Juvator]

I turned on OpenGL now that seems to fix it, but I loose some options when in full screen.

and I'm 100% sure I got the latest drivers I just double checked with dxdiag and on nvidia. and its the latest version for sure

[VLC_help]

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[Juvator]

hmm, u been helping me all this time and now u say I have to start my own thread ? my problems were exactly the same as the first post.

normally people say thing like "why did u make a new thread the problem is allready in another topic" and now u say .. spam the forum with the same problem ?

but ok I will

[VLC_help]

Sorry, I didn't mean you. There was another post here.

[Christoliquide]

Depuis VLC 1.03 compatible Windows Seven pour l'affichage Video non pixélisé, vlc bug dès que la vidéo est plus grande que l’écran en activeX.
Plus on grossis l'image , plus il manque un bout d'image sur les cotés de l'écran

Voici un commentaire de notre dev d'adslTV : Dès qu'on s'approches des bords, il manque des bouts d'images, c'est un bug de vlc car je ne fais rien de spécial lorsque tu déplaces simplement la fenêtre ...

Voici une vidéo montrant le bug sur une image non Zoomé (valeur sur 100) et lorsqu'il y a Zoom > http://christoliquide.adsltv.org/Medias ... ichage.AVI

Et une capture d'image ou l'on peut voir les bandes noire lorsque l'image est plus grande que l'écran en activeX :
http://christoliquide.adsltv.org/Images ... -coupe.png

Il n'y avait pas ce souci avant VLC 1.03, bien embettant pour le multiposte Free qui permettait de supprimer les bandes noires pour ceux qui sont sous Windows Seven.

[VLC_help]

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[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

VLC 1.0.4 will be shipping sometime next week. According to the current plans, this release will not be distributed to Windows users. There simply aren't enough Windows-relevant fixes from 1.0.3 (depending on your point view, you may see this as both a good or bad thing, I guess).

So... it would be nice if someone would PLEASE PROVIDE A PATCH instead of whining. Bug and regression reports are really not that helpful when the project has nobody to deal with them.

[starmanj]

So is VLC for windows going away? Are there really no developers for windows using Win 7? It's simply unusable because of this issue. And even if there were a developer, there seems to be no known cause for this issue.

[Jean-Baptiste Kempf]

No, this has been fixed in VLC 1.1 and the quality is fine on VLC 1.0.3

[starmanj]

Found a solution, I think it was suggested before but procedure not stated. For any version giving you trouble, go into advanced settings and deselect "use a plugins cache". Save and restart. Video quality should be fine now.

[Jean-Baptiste Kempf]

Topic is closed, because discussion has diverted.

Solution is: use VLC 1.0.3 on Windows.