@kas1e

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I think whatewer logic Joerg have, he will not released crashes/buggy version, which crashes so much, without some (even brief) testing. So i assume that on his beta-version all works fine, and that was the reasson why he release it.

Mmm knowing the past i think you are a bit optmistic here !
But of course i really hope too, threading bug is very annoying, when a page doesn't load on OWB (all versions) i need to open NetSurf and load the problematic page with it, not so good as solution you know ...

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Send the list , why not (but for now we works on mplayer port, which also have some bugs which we need to fix). But after all even if we will not fix it for first release, it will be good to have such list, which we will released with first release of muiowb, so , users will see what already reported and not worry about.

So you are working on MPlayer MUI ?
That sound great, good luck mate !

About the buglist: Ok Roman i will check deeply all the remaining issue (or eventually if i need to cancel certain old immisions), then i will send you a fresh and hopefully complete HTML doc version

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@kas1e Quote:

for now we works on mplayer port, which also have some bugs which we need to fix

This sounds like big news, even though we knew it was planned eventually

Hopefully this version won't have broken frame skipping, which causes high-CPU-usage videos to slow-down then freeze. Lack of crashes on exit would be nice too :)

@Varthall
Do you know if the broken frame skipping of MPlayer-OS4 has been (or will be) fixed? Well, I assume it is frame skipping that is broken, anyway it slows down then freezes only when CPU usage reaches 100% (quite easy on a Sam440).

Last edited by ChrisH on 10-Jun-2011 at 05:32 PM.
Last edited by ChrisH on 10-Jun-2011 at 05:32 PM.

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