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I'm sure this is an easy one. VLC is great for options, but sometimes.... that are too many! I have a trail cam. It sometimes gives me a folder full of videos 45 seconds long. Each time I click on a video, it opens slightly larger than my screen (my screen is smaller than my camera!) this makes it a...

Found it. Thank you. I have been meaning to do this for MONTHS, but you know how it is: I double-click a movie because I want to watch the movie, not faff about finding files. It's done now!
That temp folder has a dreadful lot of tripe in, though!! I must dung out.

Fixed it for me. I'm sticking with VLC - for now. Sort of irksome, though that with the advent of hi def most videos don't play on my phone!

This is the best $5 I ever spent. What? VLC is Open Source software, it doesn't cost a thing. Oh, hell, then that lot over at http://www.videolan.org must have robbed me when I clicked the Donate button on their homepage. What a bunch of con artists. No, I wasn't asked t pay for it, but I believe i...

Am pretty sure that information came from this forum. In true form, I can't find the post again. I'm pretty sure the post I read mentioned something about none of the developers using XP and therefore there were no test platforms available. It is good to know though that us tried-and-tested-OS folks...

Scratch that. Found 'em.

Just discovered that 0.8.6 was the last version to support XP. Where can I obtain previous versions of VLC, please?

Hi. I've just updated to VLC player 2.0.1 for Windows running under XP. It previously worked fine. I ony updated because the update was available. I now get the following screen when I open ANY video. This includes videos which previously worked and which still work on other players. http://s6.posti...