Hi
After having updated to 1.1, there's this icon in the systray (while it's set NOT to display that icon in vlc preferences, always worked with 1.0), which remains there after i close vlc.
I have to click on this icon, then vlc really closes.
I don't get it 
I also had to reset preferences, cos i didn't have osd anymore (volume indications etc)
Thanks
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I had something similar happen to me where the icon remained in the tray after I closed VLC but it disappeared some 5 seconds later. Sometimes I had to move my mouse to the tray in order to make it go away.
But now, Vlc closes when I tell it to.
What system are you on?
"What about Love?" - "Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate." - Al Pacino in The Devils Advocate
yeah, what you describe happnes often here, with a lot of apps (i think all of them when i think of it, always behaved this way, including usb keys etc)
But I mean that vlc is still in the process list, and i have to click that tray icon, to get rid of the process...
Im on xp sp3 100% up to date.
Thanks
Some of this "lack of response" or "being slow" or whatever you want to call it is due to the limited speeds of usb drives so there is nothing anyone can do about it. You could buy a faster drive though.
But the thing you described here where VLC doesnt close at first is something I never experienced before.
"What about Love?" - "Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate." - Al Pacino in The Devils Advocate
It's not on an usb drive, standard hd
I will try to delete all my preferences and see if it changes something
I get the same thing here, checked the VLC site and there's a forum thread there where a bunch of people are reporting the same thing since 1.1.0, so it appears to be a problem with VLC itself and not the portable version.
http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=78337
It appears that if you try to close VLC while it is inactive (such as after video is done playing) it leaves the process running, but if you close while the video is playing it closes okay.