This is a generic limitation of the Linux kernel virtual file system and
the NFS driver. There is nothing VLC can do about, since it gets stuck
in kernel mode: you just have to kill the correct VLC process (by PID).
Consider yourself lucky. Back in the days, you could not even kill the
process in such circumstance.
** Changed in: vlc (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
vlc process never returns after opening a video file on unreachable
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