VLC 2.2.0

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So VLC released a new version yesterday 2.2.0.

It is running fine and seem to have some under the hood improvements.

Two things are bugging me tho.

1. There is an x64 bit version. But why is that not being pushed from the download button, when you go to download it. I do not know if the x64 bit version is stable or not as in order to get it, you need to download it from their ftp mirrors.

2. Using the 32bit version, after a fresh clean install, if I go to associations the program crashes with a c++ error.

Other than that it works perfect. :rolleyes:
 
1. There is an x64 bit version. But why is that not being pushed from the download button, when you go to download it. I do not know if the x64 bit version is stable or not as in order to get it, you need to download it from their ftp mirrors.

What would the benefit of a 64-bit media player be?
 
I do not know if the x64 bit version is stable or not as in order to get it, you need to download it from their ftp mirrors.

specsavers? :p

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yeah same. I mean they did announce it as a upcoming feature almost a year and a half ago.

I was hoping with them re-announcing it last week or so this might have had it snuck in.
 
I think it's interesting that VLC isn't prompting me to update, nor is a manual update check. I guess the VLC team haven't pushed the newest version to their update servers yet?

Still no chromecast support then?
Sounds fantastic. Can't wait.

Version 3.0 will have it, super excited for it.
Have the VLC team given any idea when v3 will be out? Before 2016?
 
Sorry to hijack this slightly but I am not that well up on VLC player

I use it to watch video footage from my car cams -- I save the footage from card to a folder on my secondary HD - Question is being as VLC player is installed on my 240 SSD - when I play a clip does VLC player copy it to my SSD or just play clip and that's it ? - If it does copy it where to?

Reason I ask is I am losing space on SSD again - dropped 30GB in last three weeks. - Last time it happened it was Windows Restore - gone through everything I did last time to no avail.

Thanks

Dave
 
Question is being as VLC player is installed on my 240 SSD - when I play a clip does VLC player copy it to my SSD or just play clip and that's it ? - If it does copy it where to?

Nope it won't copy to your SSD, it will play the file directly from the original location.
 
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I get the C++ error if I try selecting more than 1 file to play. Bit annoying having to play one tune at a time.

EDIT
It works fine if a tune is playing and I select multiple tunes in explorer :s
 
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