As long as I have had VLC installed, it has taken it the longest time (24 sec) to start. I have read about disabling the "scan for plugins" setting and the VideoLAN > VLC > plugins > plugins.dat file as fixes and I have done both without any change. This delayed start is only if the program has been closed for an extended period of time. If I use it repeatedly, it starts instantly after the initial startup. I have a friend who uses VLC regularly and he has never had this problem. Have others experienced this odd behavior? Is there a fix?
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Please click the link below for your operating system to download the TSG SysInfo Utility. Click on "Save File" then double-click the file to run it. Copy and paste the report in your initial post. Windows 7 and later (downloads a file named tsginfo.exe) | Windows XP (downloads a file named SysInfo.exe)
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This doesn't really answer your question............
But I have used vlc in the past and it was loading very slow for me too so I dumped it and went with media player classic black edition (MPC-BE)
But I have used vlc in the past and it was loading very slow for me too so I dumped it and went with media player classic black edition (MPC-BE)
Nor have I. Can you please post the results of the TSG Sysinfo Utility, as requested above your initial post? It may be that you are low on system resources.
Heads up.
Poster has a thread on same subject at another site(s) S L O W VLC startup - Audio and Video
To avoid duplicate efforts.
Thanks for understanding.
Poster has a thread on same subject at another site(s) S L O W VLC startup - Audio and Video
To avoid duplicate efforts.
Thanks for understanding.
One user did this to speed VLC start time up
I checked my Settings under Subtitles/OSD and I have nothing like autodetect subtitle. I have enable subtitles checked. I am on v 3.0.20 Vetinari
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