February 23, 2010
DirectVobSub is one of the components in the Combined Community Codec Pack. And it has an odd bug:
Every time I start playing a new file, it spawns another icon in the tray. There's only one copy of it running, and if I run my mouse pointer over them then all the phantom icons will disappear.
Posted by: Steven Den Beste in System at
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Posted by: Jordi Vermeulen at February 24, 2010 03:47 AM (5EMw1)
But it's weird that it's happening to you every time. Maybe there was a problem during the installation of DirectVobSub, the whole codec pack, or the media player, or maybe your version has problems with Win7.
Posted by: mearendil at February 24, 2010 04:48 AM (k6tMR)
When you code the software, you write a routine that creates the icon in the notification area, changes it when you want it to look differently, and you also have to write the code that removes it properly when exiting.
Posted by: ChadAmberg at February 24, 2010 08:24 AM (54Ve5)
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Posted by: Steven Den Beste at February 24, 2010 04:47 PM (+rSRq)
Enclose all spoilers in spoiler tags:
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Spoilers which are not properly tagged will be ruthlessly deleted on sight.
Also, I hate unsolicited suggestions and advice. (Even when you think you're being funny.)
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