Also i don't know about HDR10 or Dolby Vision. Not particularly asking
these things. Just abserving. But if anyone does know keep me posted.
On 2/24/2018 2:25 PM, JM Casey wrote:
Hi.
I have no idea, sadly. Maybe you should sign up to the VLC forum. Someone there
might be able to help, particularly if the crash report contains some useful
data (not sure if you can see a log or what). I've never experienced this
problem, but I generally only use VLC for video files, and play one at a time.
For music, I use winamp, although I've been looking into foobar. Winamp still
works great, though, and you don't need to use the tab key for a single thing.
I love VLC because it'll play any video format pretty much out of the box. The
preferences screen has some accessibility issues, I find. There are probably
ways to fix this since the program, even the interface, is so configurable. But
I haven't really found any blind expert VLC users to offer tips. A lot of
people just get by fine using it for simple things, but the kind of stuff I'm
having problems doing with it, like saving my own equalizer settings, are not
intuitive and it's pretty hard to get help. VLC is kind of one of those
programs, like Gimp, that has a certain amount of obscurity behind it. Haha
-----Original Message-----
From: all-audio@groups.io [mailto:all-audio@groups.io] On Behalf Of Peter
Russillo
Sent: February 24, 2018 2:14 PM
To: all-audio@groups.io
Subject: [all-audio] VLC crashing
Hello, I've used VLC Media Player on my Windows 10 machine because I like the ease of
being able to easily go forward or backward through a file without doing a lot of tabbing
as with Windows Media Player; however, every few files I listen to I get a message
saying: "VLC crash reporting; oops, VLC Media Player has crashed; would you like to
send a crash report?" I tell it yes, and VLC plays as normal; I get this message
every two or three files I play; I've tried resetting preferences, but that doesn't make
that behavior go away; I use the latest version, 3.0; what's the best accessible way to
keep VLC from doing the crash thing so much? Thanks for any tips or tricks for this.
Peter Russillo
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