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Usually, TV programmes got both DVB-S and Teletext subtitles. I suppose they match, respectively, VLC's DVB and T-140. But both of them are lost after conversion.

Has anyone tried again with the last version ov VLC. I supposed it was able (finally!) to save TV subtitles as it shows also the DVB-S or T.140 option. But every attempts I've made to convert videos preserving the original subtitles has failed so far...

Hello, I posted this topic under another section but I thought it might be more properly posted here. I was so happy to find, in this new 2.1.1 release, a complete section about exporting and also managing subtitles. I use VLS either under OsX or Win but I wasn't able to convert my TV recordings fro...

Hello, I was so happy to find, in this new 2.1.1 release, a complete section about exporting and also managing subtitles. I use VLS either under OsX or Win but I wasn't able to convert my TV recordings from satellite without losing the subtitles. I've tried many combinations in encapsulating and in ...

Hi, I tried but my complete inexperience with VLC produced just errors. I create a link and added command options this way "C:\Program Files (x86)\0000x86\MULTIMEDIALI\VLC\vlc.exe" -marq-marquee $H $M $S but it didn't work. If it's not asking too much, can you tell me the option string I h...

Hello, I searched for the possibility of displaying the counter, either the time elapsed or the time remaining of the audio file that's playing directly in the main window, instead of the VLC logo and in big fonts. As far as I know there is the possibility to show the current time (year, month, .......