VLC Output + Flash Fullscreen

[Robstar]

I am using the unstable version of vlc, which I much prefer over the old.
The thing is I would like to use it as my main media viewer but it sometimes had a problem loading videos. I needed vlc because it can play stuff my other playes can't, and it plays them well.
On the recent Beta update of 0.9 vlc, it seems to have sorted my video crashing problem, so that's one problem down, 1 more to go.

Fortunate for me I have 2 displays (using nvidia and set up as TwinView, xinerama installed on apps, but not used in xorg.conf: Option "Xinerama" "0")
and using the desktop enlightenment (CVS not portage).
Because it use to crash I would always put my videos full screen, and then it woud crash at the end (Black screen).
Thanks to having a second screen, I don't need to do an Alt + Ctrl + Backspace, all I have to do is restart enlightenment and its fix.
After doing this repeatedly it gets quite annoying and it would be very nice if this problem is fixed.
Turns out using XVideo and X11 video drivers does this. I wonder why Xine and mplayer didn't do this.
Well Xine is on auto, but just works.
Mplayer uses Opengl (X11). Mplayer is specifically set up for playing .flv files.
Looking at Mplayer and Opengl (X11) I set up Vlc to do the same thing. It crashes on loading the video, why?

[Robstar]

Well I did a lot of work after doing my last post.
I looked at the drivers again.
X11 - would do fullscreen correctly but would crash on a hiccup.
XVideo - displays the resolution of both screens but in one screen, very annoying.
Simple DirectMedia Layer - does both screens at both screen resolution.

I looked at this very carefully. Obviously, to me, this is linked with my flash veiwing as the resolution of both screens, but would scale it down to fit in one screen.

Many times I go over and over trying to see what is causing this.
It can't be X.org as it is setup as it was originally and showed fullscreen probably (well for flash it did).
Nvidia drivers? Seems not to be as it relates to X.org. They go hand in hand, and the setup is the same, so shouldn't make any difference.
They only thing I can think of is something that I have installed that is causing it to do this.
I looked at dependences of firefox and vlc and I saw cairo and pango. If I remember correctly, these are image drivers and I had recently installed glitz to cairo so I got rid of it and the dep.
In fact I tried to return the system back to it's previous state, which is not possible cause I don't remember what has been updated.
I restored the USE flags back to there original self and it hasn't worked.
I assumed for a while it was the graphic toolkits, so I would repeatably try and re-install GTK+. Cause this didn't work.
So this gave me the conclusion it can't be the graphic toolkits, or something is effecting them.

At the moment, I can only see something between X.org and the Graphic toolkits.
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