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<blockquote data-quote="EraZor95" data-source="post: 1064558" data-attributes="member: 114095"><p>Hmm not sure if this is a bug that's introduced with 1.7 pre-release, but if I play music (MP3) and turn off my monitor (actually; my TV), the music stops and there seems to be a crash of some sort; every song I try to play displays 'unable to play file x'. After a restart of MP everything works fine, again....</p><p></p><p>Edit;</p><p>A bit too soon for a bug report, as I'm not sure this was introduced with 1.7pr. Just wondering whether others experience the same thing... (win2012R2)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EraZor95, post: 1064558, member: 114095"] Hmm not sure if this is a bug that's introduced with 1.7 pre-release, but if I play music (MP3) and turn off my monitor (actually; my TV), the music stops and there seems to be a crash of some sort; every song I try to play displays 'unable to play file x'. After a restart of MP everything works fine, again.... Edit; A bit too soon for a bug report, as I'm not sure this was introduced with 1.7pr. Just wondering whether others experience the same thing... (win2012R2) [/QUOTE]
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