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Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, autodidact said:

I can't reproduce the problem.  I downloaded the same video source and assets as yours and it played with my ffplay version 8.2-1568-b355200263-win32-shared.

Here is a new basic static build for you to test to see if the problem persists.

Unfortunately, the problem persists. I downloaded the video with same yt-dlp options once again. Same behaviour. Your ffplay.exe opens and immediately closes. Here is my suggestion. I'll send you a PM with a link to the video file, and you can test it in-depth on your system. Ok? :dubbio: If you need the yt-dlp log generated while downloading the video, do not hesitate to ask for it here. :)

Edited by AstroSkipper

Posted (edited)

@autodidact When testing, please use this command:

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ffplay -autoexit -vf subtitles=filename=\'"Adele - Easy On Me (Live at the NRJ Awards 2021).mp4"\' "Adele - Easy On Me (Live at the NRJ Awards 2021).mp4"

I think it is a problem showing the embedded subtitle in version 8.2 as the standard command without subtitle works:

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ffplay -autoexit "Adele - Easy On Me (Live at the NRJ Awards 2021).mp4"

Maybe you can bring yourself to build your releases the way you always have in the past. :)

BTW, the MSFN editor is such a piece of junk. :realmad: To inject this code into my post, is an absolute nightmare. :realmad: I had to simplify my command. MSFN seems to consider completely harmless DOS commands to be dangerous. suisjebete.gifsuisjebete.gifsuisjebete.gif :roll1:

Edited by AstroSkipper
Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, autodidact said:

This should have the fix and it will be included in the next release as well.

https://files.videohelp.com/u/69760/ffmpeg-8.2-2155-1836ef9684-win32-static-xpmod-P4.7z

Ok. Thanks! :) This one is working again. So it seems it really was a subtitle issue. I suppose that was due to your "scaling down to basic" since it didn't occur in version 8.1. :dubbio: Anyway! I'm looking forward to your next releases and perhaps one day a "scaling up to standard". :P

Edited by AstroSkipper
Posted
11 hours ago, autodidact said:

FFmpeg update.

XPstatic  shared  libfdk-aac

 

 

Versions for XP.
All full versions work fine. The lighter, stripped-down versions, including the latest one, do not support HTTPS.

For example:
  ffplay.exe -i “https://paranormalium.waw.pl/radio/8000/mp3_48”

ffplay returns this error:
https or dtls protocol not found, recompile FFmpeg with openssl, gnutls, or securetransport enabled.
https://paranormalium.waw.pl/radio/8000/mp3_48: Protocol not found

So here’s my question:
Could you release the full version for XP at least once in a while? The lightweight versions are great, but there are always unexpected issues with them, just like in this case. 

Posted
1 hour ago, xjani said:

The lighter, stripped-down versions, including the latest one, do not support HTTPS.

... But the author has already mentioned that :whistle:

On 7/1/2026 at 5:22 AM, autodidact said:

Also, the current builds have no cryptography library.

The community of XP-using members here has to reach a consensus as to what should be the minimal configuration of the FFmpeg/XP compiles, so that autodidact doesn't have to jump through hoops to try and satisfy each and every one of you ;) ; remember, this most kind person is offering an invaluable service out of the goodness of their heart :wub: ; compiling binaries is a time and CPU (read: electricity) consuming convoluted process...

Posted
1 hour ago, xjani said:

For example:
  ffplay.exe -i “https://paranormalium.waw.pl/radio/8000/mp3_48”

ffplay returns this error:
https or dtls protocol not found, recompile FFmpeg with openssl, gnutls, or securetransport enabled.
https://paranormalium.waw.pl/radio/8000/mp3_48: Protocol not found

The same stream is available through plain HTTP

http://paranormalium.waw.pl/radio/8000/mp3_48

so you can use that with an FFplay compile without HTTPS support built-in :P ...

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