How the hell do you stop VLC from rebuilding the font cache without losing the OSD? I know about the "Dummy renderer" trick but the problem with that is it kills any chance of subtitles or the on-screen display. VLC's been doing this a lot, and it's really ****ing me off. I love VLC, I'm extremely used to the shortcuts, the interface, and I use it to watch movies perfectly in sync with friends who have VLC (using Skype to talk during the movie, don't ask, it's kind of a lame tradition when we can't actually all meet up due ot distance)
I'm really not interested in switching, so how the hell do I tell VLC that yes, I've installed new fonts, but no, I will never ever change the default font that's used for subtitles and OSD?
I'm desperate for help, I'll take any and all suggestions :)
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How the hell do you stop VLC from rebuilding the font cache without losing the OSD? I know about the "Dummy renderer" trick but the problem with that is it kills any chance of subtitles or the on-screen display. VLC's been doing this a lot, and it's really ****ing me off. I love VLC, I'm extremely used to the shortcuts, the interface, and I use it to watch movies perfectly in sync with friends who have VLC (using Skype to talk during the movie, don't ask, it's kind of a lame tradition when we can't actually all meet up due ot distance)
I'm really not interested in switching, so how the hell do I tell VLC that yes, I've installed new fonts, but no, I will never ever change the default font that's used for subtitles and OSD?
I'm desperate for help, I'll take any and all suggestions :)
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