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<DIV>A very strange thing happened on my computer, associated with your VLC Media Player. For some unknown reason, I began to hear a ticking noise in my stereo speakers, like a quiet clock ticking. My audio system and computer sound components were not the cause. When I tried to play a standard audio CD, the VLC Media Player crashed and closed, and it did this repeatedly, in spite of restarting the computer and re-inserting the audio CD. I could play the CD using Windows Media Player, but the ticking continued in the background, even though the VLC player was not running.</DIV>
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<DIV>I uninstalled the VLC Player, deleted the install files, cleaned up the Registry, then downloaded a fresh copy of the player from your website and installed it. Now it works fine. I thought you might find this information useful.</DIV>
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<DIV>Robert Blacklock</DIV></DIV></TD>
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