NB vlc-0.9.0-test2-20080702-1913-win32.zip. When a FLV file is played which is non-seekable and you seek to for example 50% it will abrubtly stop the video but not resize/close the whole player area (so you get a grey background where the video was). From now on the slider bar will behave in a "sticky" matter. Notice the "VLC might crash" notice in debug.
[00000481] vout_directx video output debug: WinProc WM_DESTROY
[00000365] qt4 interface debug: Video is not needed anymore
[00000355] main playlist debug: dying input
[00000484] main window debug: removing module "qt4"
[00000483] main generic debug: thread ended
[00000483] main generic debug: thread times: real 0m1.703125s, kernel 0m0.031250
s, user 0m0.000000s
[00000483] main generic debug: thread 10908 joined (directx.c:507)
[00000481] main video output debug: removing module "vout_directx"
[00000365] qt4 interface debug: Updating the geometry
[00000365] qt4 interface debug: size: 474 - 480
[00000475] main input debug: thread ended
[00000365] qt4 interface debug: sizeHint: 114 - 390
[00000355] main playlist debug: dead input
[00000001] main libvlc warning: object 475 destroyed while thread alive (VLC mig
ht crash)
[00000475] main input debug: thread times: real 0m1.906250s, kernel 0m0.000000s,
user 0m0.187500s
[00000475] main input debug: thread 11580 joined (misc/objects.c:308)
[00000475] main input debug: TIMER input launching for 'test.flv' : 205.77
4 ms - Total 205.774 ms / 1 intvls (Avg 205.774 ms)
[00000355] main playlist debug: starting new item
[00000355] main playlist debug: changing item without a request (current 7/8)
[00000355] main playlist debug: nothing to play
Every new file opened (incl. audio only) will have a "sticky" slider bar. You don't have to drag & drop the slider, it annoyingly moves the bar to slider area where you happen to move your mouse as it crosses the slider area.
See also #1660 which is about HTTP seeking and slider issue (could be related).
