![]() ![]() I discovered this because my 32-bit VLC is not port-enabled. I run 64-bit windows and have both 32 and 64-bit VLC installed. All of us using intel i3/i5/i7, regardless of whether we run 32-bit or 64-bit windows, are running a 64-bit processor - for which the environment variable %processor_architecture% is always going to be "AMD64" - on both 32-bit and 64-bit windows. near to extinct.Īgain - it works for most everyone because it defaults to 32-bit, and only looks for 64-bit VLC if the processor_architecture is "x86". var does not indicate OS level, it is nearly deprecated since 32-bit chips running windows are. ![]() I mean absolutely no disrespect - this is not some newbie error, it is just a reasonable assumption for a non-windows developer who's doing a totally nice thing. I suspect that the provider is a hell of a programmer/developer, but he is likely more of a Linux and/or Mac guy. it tries to find 64-bit VLC when prcessor_architecture is "x86". There aren't many 32-bit chips around anymore, but if there were, the script will fail because it tries to use the 64-bit registry key only in that case, i.e. ![]() It is reversing 32-bit and 64-bit registry key, but it works because it defaults to 32-bit VLC which is what almost everyone is using, regardless of OS or chip-arch. ![]()
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