There's really no need to click on the video itself to move the player around when there's a perfectly good title bar for doing just that. I think it'd be a good idea to retain the current behaviour in 'minimal' mode, where the odd click to pause the video being ignored is probably a reasonable compromise, but when in 'normal' mode I'd much prefer the old behaviour. Fortunately, the behaviour is nowhere near as bad as it is for MPC-BE, where sometimes you can click and click for days before playback eventually pauses or resumes, but MPC-HC does ignore some left clicks, which it's never done before.

As a result though, it now tends to ignore some left clicks to pause the video, just as MPC-BE does.

The current version of MPC-HC allows you to both left click to pause/resume and also to drag regardless of the mode it's in. Moving the player's position on the monitor required clicking on the title bar. When in 'normal' mode you could left click on the video to pause/resume but not drag the player. Past versions of MPC-HC have ignored a left click on the video in respect to pausing/resuming play when the player is in 'minimal' mode, but allowed you to click on the video to drag it to a different position. View/Presets/Minimal (no window surrounding the video) and View/Presets/Normal (normal window). I don't know the best way to describe the different modes so I'll do it like this. I can't find mention of it in the changelog but it seems the behaviour in relation to left clicking on a video has changed and as a result MPC-HC now has an annoyance similar to MPC-BE. For the complete changes see the changelog ().įirst. You can download the new version here (). Be aware of scams and only get the files from our site! Remember that you can help us () translating MPC-HC to your language.ĭon’t forget, that our official builds, both the stable and the beta builds, are digitally signed (). Improved subtitle renderer and subtitle queue (more than twice faster on complex subtitle scripts) Improved HEVC decoding: software decoding should be up to twice faster and hardware accelerated decoding is now available (but still experimental so disabled by default) Worked around a bug in the latest NVIDIA driver (v344.11) which caused a corrupted display of 10-bit videos This release is a bugfix release, with many improvements and a few new features.įixed a crash affecting DVD playback with subtitles on 64-bit builds

After 3 months since our last stable build, we are happy to announce v1.7.7.

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