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The best way is to get a video splitter, because clone mode on most computers do not duplicate the video feed that vlc produces. However, there is another way to get it to display on the projector. Go to preferences->video->output modules. Enable advanced options and change the module to directx, op...

Seems like a libdvdcss problem. I've heard that with some older drives, libdvdcss has to brute force the css key in order to access the dvd players. It happens with my dvd player that came with my crappy e-machine.

I recently had this problem with my friends new vista laptop with a geforce go 6150. I just switched to the opengl module and it worked perfectly, windowed and fullscreen.

I am running VLC 0.8.6 on OpenSuSE 10.2. I downloaded the VLC package from the videolan repos. In some videos, I get this odd green line at one edge of the video. Sometimes it is on the bottom and sometimes its on the right. When I switch to another output module besides the default, the green line ...

Yeah yast likes to lock packages that you've manually installed or used another program to install it. It should be safe to manually unlock and uninstall xvidcore as amarok does not use it. Edit: by the way, libebml can be found in the suse 10.2 repos. You have the openSUSE 10.2 version which lacks ...

OK, I found that for ipod conversions, the gui works better. Also, from the looks of it in the command line, you transcoding to a 320x240 mp4 file, which is NOT RECOMMENDED because you will have aspect ratio problems and because the ipod can support up to 640x480=307200 pixels with the latest 1.2 pa...

I am trying to transcode an avi file (xvid/mpga), resolution 640x272, to a mp4 file (mp4v and mp4a) at the same resolution. However, when I try to play the transcoded file in Quicktime, I get a dialog box with "Error -2010: the movie contains some invalid data". The VLC log during transcod...

1.) I searched in the wiki and found out how to convert videos to the ipod using the command line. However, the windows command line is extremely cumbersome to use and I want to know how to do the exact same thing using VLC's streaming GUI (not the wizard). 2.) I tried converting a dvd to mp4 but th...

1.) I searched in the wiki and found out how to convert videos to the ipod using the command line. However, the windows command line is extremely cumbersome to use and I want to know how to do the exact same thing using VLC's streaming GUI (not the wizard). 2.) I noticed that VLC-converted ipod movi...