Just did same as you (downgraded from 1.1.2 to 1.0.5) for the same reason.Downgraded to 1.0.5 Goldeneye, not going to complain, it's free after all, great program, thanks to the developers, will wait patiently for fix.
Well Vlc_help, I see your "smiling smiley" at the end of your answerMicrosoft will help if they are paid =)
Hello,With the new dll, I'm getting mixed results (with either the default or Direct3D video output module). Sometimes it will close immediately, sometimes it will still hang around
Don't works for me. I also changed the output to directx, direct3d, opengl, with the same result.Could you guys try this one?
http://www.jbkempf.com/~jb/libqt4_plugin.dll
- Please report the results of your tests in this thread.
I rolled back to the 1.1.0-rc for the past week since it doesn't seem to have this particular 'no terminate' quirk on my system. This week I reinstalled 1.1.2 and tried the above suggestion with the new libqt4_plugin.dll to no avail same problem, but it gave me the idea of trying the 1.1.0-rc version of the libqt4_plugin.dll file in the 1.1.2 install and I don't seem to have the problem anymore. At least the problem hasn't shown up in the 20 or videos I've played. Of course when you click Help-About it shows the older version number.Could you guys try this one?
http://www.jbkempf.com/~jb/libqt4_plugin.dll
This is a plugin to replace the original one for testing purposes.
Where can I download v1.1.0-rc from?I rolled back to the 1.1.0-rc for the past week since it doesn't seem to have this particular 'no terminate' quirk on my system.
Ok, i understand your position.
By the way, version 1.1.3 has been officially released, but the problem is still there.
Nope. I've got the problem also, but I've got an NVIDIA 8500 GT card.Do all the Windows XP users who report this problem here, have got ATI video cards installed in their PCs, by the way?
I've got one.
OK, I see.It shouldn't be video related since AFAIK people have this issue with audio files and with just opening and closing VLC.
A couple of days ago, I asked j-b the same question and his answer was : "Program code between 1.0.x and 1.1.x is extremely different" , also he wanted to try another approach, let's cross fingers...But what has changed in the "Click X"-closing mechanism of VLC version 1.1.0 and above (doesn't work) compared to version 1.0.5 and below (worked fine "since ever") which Windows-XP doesn't like at all?
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