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hi guys,
when i am using the vlc player(version 0.8.5) to play a file for abt 5-10min, there is tis "vlc(hardware YUV DirectX Output)" window pop up.
When i tried to close it, it would also close the vlc player @ the same time.
Can one one suggest a way to resolve this
thks u=)
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"vlc(hardware YUV DirectX Output)"??
#2 Guest_jeero_*
Posted 31 October 2006 - 05:40 PM
The window you get is the "Image Clone" Window. It is turned on and off in the Extended GUI (CTRL+G). I have no idea why it pops up after 5 to 10 minutes on its own though.
Maybe if you uncheck the Image Clone box, it will stop.
Image Clone
Maybe if you uncheck the Image Clone box, it will stop.
Image Clone
#3 Guest_shuttler_*
Posted 01 November 2006 - 01:27 AM
QUOTE(jeero @ Nov 1 2006, 01:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
The window you get is the "Image Clone" Window. It is turned on and off in the Extended GUI (CTRL+G). I have no idea why it pops up after 5 to 10 minutes on its own though.
Maybe if you uncheck the Image Clone box, it will stop.
Image Clone
Maybe if you uncheck the Image Clone box, it will stop.
Image Clone
thks jeero,
i go and give it a try
#4 Guest_shuttler_*
Posted 05 November 2006 - 01:15 PM
QUOTE(shuttler @ Nov 1 2006, 09:27 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
thks jeero,
i go and give it a try
i go and give it a try
hi jeero,
i tried the above methioned method, but it still does nt work...is there any alternative??
pls advice....thks =)
#5 Guest_GUEST123_*
Posted 17 August 2007 - 09:35 AM
in the google search this post is in the top.
so i found in vlc forums:
There does seem to be some encoders that make VLC believe there are more than 1 video encoded in the file. Right click on the video window while playing the file and select Video disable then right click again and select Video track 1 this should clear the problem.
The problem is not reproducible on very many machines and seems to revolve around combinations of hardware. For example, I have run across videos made by encoders that do not contain 2 or more video tracks and yet the flag is triggered and VLC believes there is more than 1, the option shows up in the menu but a second screen does not show up. I have also run across videos with 2 real video tracks, but still only 1 screen shows up with the option in the menu to select the second track.
so i found in vlc forums:
There does seem to be some encoders that make VLC believe there are more than 1 video encoded in the file. Right click on the video window while playing the file and select Video disable then right click again and select Video track 1 this should clear the problem.
The problem is not reproducible on very many machines and seems to revolve around combinations of hardware. For example, I have run across videos made by encoders that do not contain 2 or more video tracks and yet the flag is triggered and VLC believes there is more than 1, the option shows up in the menu but a second screen does not show up. I have also run across videos with 2 real video tracks, but still only 1 screen shows up with the option in the menu to select the second track.
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