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Hallo,

The VLC app notifies me when a new version of the VLC media player is available and offers to download it. If I accept that there is a crash.

kodela

In Windows Explorer, open the folder for the optical drive and then the folder "\BDMV \STREAM". There you see the file "00000.m2ts". This is the file for your video. Double-click on the file name to start the VLC with this file.

The VLC overwrites the old settings with new settings. All settings are stored in the configuration file vlcrc. You can make a backup copy of this file. You can also create different configuration files and start the VLC with a certain configuration file. To do this, the VLC must be passed when call...

Record video stream: - Menu > Media > Stream... > Network > enter the network URL > Stream - Stream Output Window > Next > - Destination Setup > Add > File for destination (name with ts-ectention) > Next - Transcoding Options > select profile (Video - H.264 + MP3 (TS)) > Next - Option Setup > Stream...

For setting the filter: Menu > Tools > Preferences > All > Video > Filters -> Image properties filter

For setting the parameters: ... Video > Filters > Image adjust

Where ar your Files?
In D:/Torrents/Music/000 Ferrell Compilation Leveled/
and in D:/Torrents/TV Shows/01/?

Streame with a TS-format to a file with and play this file after one minute.

What is the content of your "replays.xspf"?
From where did you copy your command line string?

MediaInfo does not show any anomalies.

If you can play the clips correctly from the DVD, then you should rip these clips once again from the DVD to the PC.

I recommend the free tool Handbrake.

This is a bug. Please report it on the bugtracker.

I have reported this problem with bugtracker 10913.
https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/10913

Can you not solve your problem with two or more instances of the VLC?

What you have posted is the simple view of MediaInfo. I had asked for the text view. Important is the information for the video.
As far as show the video information, the video should be fine.

Can you play these clips directly from the DVD?

Is there a player with which you can play these clips?
Are you sure that the clips are not damaged?

Obtain the free "MediaInfo" tool and poste here what MediaInfo shows to your videos in the text view.

Sorry I don't know this either.

Ok, I forgot the audio settings. So my description is complete: - Create a new profile using the "Create a new profile" icon in the profile line. - In the "Encapsulation" tab of the new profile, give the name "Video for MPEG4 1080p TV / device" and select "MP4 / MO...

... The clip would be saved on the video section of internet explorer ... but it hasn't worked out that way. ... You mean sure the Windows Explorer, do not you? What don't work? Can you not find the clip any more? If so, then in the simple Preferences for "Input & Codecs Settings" for...

What you can do right now:

Reset all settings and the cache as described here: https://wiki.videolan.org/Reset_Setting ... s_from_VLC

The faith is not the know. You should check it.

You can make it with two instances and later connect video and sound.

You are recording from your desktop. Is your desktop playing sound?

Have you really downloaded version 2.4.4 - or it is 2.2.4?

What exactly do you do? Copy using the VLC? I copy with the Windows Explorer.
Or do they convert your self created video clips? If yes how?

Have you saved the change and rebooted the VLC?

Support for older versions of VLC is discontinued. Using the older versions of VLC when cessation of support will lead to computer infection with viruses and other malware, damage to the motherboard BIOS and the explosion of computer.

Are you authorized to make such a statement?

Can it be a connection problem to the speakers?

Older versions of the VLC can be downloaded via this page: http://download.videolan.org/pub/videolan/vlc/