"Jump to time" is broken on on OSX 10.8.4

The "jump to time" feature(Command-J) does not work on the newest version of VLC(2.1.0).

To reproduce:

Open a video. Hit Command-J or select "Playback" and then "Jump to Time" Attempt to enter a time and hit enter

Expected behavior: VLC displays the current time(in seconds) in the "jump to time" box that pops up, then jumps to the indicated time after a value is entered.

Behavior: VLC freezes and requires me force quitting via Task Manager.

I immediately upgraded to 2.1.0 when it came out, and within a few minutes of using the video player I ran into this bug. I've had to revert to 2.0.8, which I found via a third party site. I understand that this bug might take a while to fix, but in the meantime if you could direct me to an official earlier version of VLC that would be excellent. Of course, it would be great if VLC could fix this bug.

I think this is already covered in the 2.1.1 milestone (available soon). The previous version of VLC is 2.0.8, google it for a download link.

Duplicate of #9488 (closed).

Original author: striker_0901

I understand that the previous version of VLC is 2.0.8, I was unable to find a link via googling other than a few sketchy sites. Googling "vlc 2.0.8" works, so thank you.

Glad to hear that this is fixed in 2.1.1, hope that it's available soon.

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