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Blight · 17th May 2009, 18:58

v0.10 Bug Report using Zoom Player:

1. When pausing the video, the image is not updated (pause the video then drag the window off-screen and the window will be wiped black).
2. Switching the playback window between monitors doesn't update the OSD data (which may indicate that it's not being updated with the new monitor data).
3. Initial video load drops a lot of frames (even with tear-fix disabled), about 9-15 dropped.
4. Pressing Stop and then seeking, doesn't update the image (and pressing Stop doesn't show the first video frame either).
5. Pressing Pause doesn't pause the image instantly, at least 3-4 more frames are displayed.
6. I still get the occasional full on freeze (no image, GUI stops responding).
7. It takes 2-3 seconds longer than other renderers for the first video frame to show.

WinVista 32bit, NV 7600GT

17th May 2009, 18:58	#1076 \| Link
Blight Software Developer Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Israel Posts: 1,005	v0.10 Bug Report using Zoom Player: 1. When pausing the video, the image is not updated (pause the video then drag the window off-screen and the window will be wiped black). 2. Switching the playback window between monitors doesn't update the OSD data (which may indicate that it's not being updated with the new monitor data). 3. Initial video load drops a lot of frames (even with tear-fix disabled), about 9-15 dropped. 4. Pressing Stop and then seeking, doesn't update the image (and pressing Stop doesn't show the first video frame either). 5. Pressing Pause doesn't pause the image instantly, at least 3-4 more frames are displayed. 6. I still get the occasional full on freeze (no image, GUI stops responding). 7. It takes 2-3 seconds longer than other renderers for the first video frame to show. WinVista 32bit, NV 7600GT __________________ Yaron Gur Zoom Player . Lead Developer