[Blight]

Paladin77:
Disable auto-saving of media chapter files under 'adv. options / playback'.
It's disabled by default, you may have enabled it somehow.


cyberbeing:
I don't think so, when smartplay is disabled, VSFilter auto-loads as it would in GraphEdit or GraphStudio.


obieobieobie:
I've had user reports with this issue in v7 as well.
I'm not sure what the trigger is. I basically disabled 99% of the code when going fullscreen and the delay still happens :-/, but not on all systems.
Might be related to a windows Font/DPI setting.


Asmodian:
Thanks, I already put an initial build out for v8.1 :

http://t.inmatrix.com/zplayer810build001.zip

Changes from v8 final:

  * Zoom Player now has integrated LIRC support. LIRC transmits and receives
    remote control signals.  This allows computer control using almost any
    remote control.
    
    See:
    http://winlirc.sf.net for the Windows port by Jim Paris & Ian Curtis.
    http://www.lirc.org for the original project.
    
    Using the LIRC section of the options dialog, you can directly assign
    remote control buttons to Zoom Player Standard, Extended and Navigation
    functions.

  * New "/CONNECTTCP:[address or IP]:[port]" command line parameter.

    By default, The TCP/IP interface works as a server by waiting for 3rd party
    applications to connect to Zoom Player.

    With the "/CONNECTTCP" parameter, Zoom Player initiates the connection
    itself with a local or remote server right as it launches.  A server must be
    listening on the specified address and port for a connection from Zoom Player.

    Example:
    "c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" /CONNECTTCP:127.0.0.1:4770

  * When connecting to the TCP/IP control interface, Zoom Player automatically
    issues a "3000" notification message if an error dialog was visible prior
    to establishing the TCP/IP connection.

  + The Zoom Player Install Center now notifies to close any active media
    playback software.

  - Running on Windows 7 with the windows shell set to an application other
    than "explorer.exe" would cause Zoom Player to crash.

  - With "Aggressively Hide Mouse Cursor" (Adv. Options / Interface / Mouse /
    Settings) enabled, the mouse cursor no longer re-appears when opening
    a fullscreen navigation interface.

  - The "/SKINDVD" command line parameter used to set the DVD skin actually
    set the audio mode skin by accident.

  - The Video icon was being shown for Blu-Ray movie index files instead of
    the Blu-Ray icon.

Next, the focus is to improve/fix stream selection.