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In the meantime I would confirm it's a bug : I later noticed that with deinterlace Discard or Mean , it's not that the mask isn't applied, but doubled in height. In other words: you can see the cloaking acting at x=x but y=y*2 (twice from the top), and again, correct in width but doubled in height. ...

[reporting a possible bug, running v2.1.5 on Windows 8] Setting deinterlace to Discard or Mean suspends (*) the Logo Erase effect. Switching to other modes or turning deinterlace off, resume logo erasing. (*) If you look in the Effects panel, Logo Erase still appears on, but you have to turn it off-...

1) Add a function (and shortcut) to take a snapshot to the clipboard, instead of saving it to file.

2) Add an option to take all snapshots in the original size of each video, ignoring the currently selected aspect-ratio.

Regarding the "Logo Erase" feature, apparently it renders stacks of horizontal line gradients over the mask (the region with the logo to cloak). The process here is linear: it only takes into account pixels from outside-left/right of the region, but not top/bottom. In other words: please, ...

If I add "1.85:1" to the custom aspect ratio list and restart, I can cycle-switch to it using the "a" key and following the on-screen display, but when it comes to "1.85:1" the picture doesn't actually change. If I change it to "185:100" - which is basically t...

They are available with right clikc menu

Right but only in windowed mode: if you go fullscreen, the "Tools" right-click-submenu disappears; just like all its shortcuts cease to work.
Is it intentional?

This could have been a "feature request" but is also in response to an "issue" (from my point of view). Scenario: - repeat mode is on; - you open an unsuspectingly-corrupted file; - the Errors window pops up: error, error, error, ... (endlessly) If there is no specific handling o...

Still I didn't get if such drawback is due to Windows evolution in handling soundcards (XP ... 8), or VLC own development... or a combination of both... but I clearly recall that I could easily switch to mono mode ( mixed left+right) by going through the menu Audio > Audio device , and from there to...

Just like the check-mark available at the bottom of the Audio Effects tab, add a "Write changes to config" option to the Video Effects tab also.

Make all tool panels (CTRL+E/P/I/J/M/...) also accessible when in fullscreen (F) or minimal interface mode (CTRL+H).

Add a dual option to "[Center/Top-Right] crop video to interface size" (as opposed to current "Resize interface to video size" option).

Currently you can only move the window around by dragging its title bar.
Would be helpful to also move it while click-and-hold the video area.

Add a reset-to-default button for the Effect panel only, i.e. leaving all other VLC settings untouched.

A couple of years ago Rémi Denis-Courmont replied to such request:

Currently, this is hard-coded to black.

You mean... hard-coded in VLC? ... Or elsewhere?

Is there really NOTHING an average user can do to change the background (letter box) color, from black, to any color of need?

Extend "maximize" capability to ALL resizable windows (e.g. "Advanced/Simple Settings" and "Tollbar Editor").

When the Effects panel gets opened (either via button, menu or Ctrl+E) the focus stays on the main window, and the panel itself can't be accessed via keyboard. By the way, within the program itself such panel is referred to with 3 different captions: "Effects and Filter", "Adjustment ...

I set deinterlace ON by default, but turning ANY filter on/off, turns deinterlace off, no matter what, and this happens "silently": deinterlace CLEARLY goes off — I can tell it by the video playing — but to VLC it's still on (according to the Video>Deinterlace menu): at his stage, to actua...

Premise: I have v2.1.5 running on both Windows XP and Windows 8. Issue: scaling (involved keys = o / Alt+o / Alt+Shift+o) is working properly on XP, but not on Windows 8... and I'd bet this is also a Vista / Windows 7 issue. Specifically, when zooming beyond the fit-level (thus working with frames t...