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It is not clear what do you want help with 1. Make the "Continue" button last longer, 15 seconds at least. 2. Even better, fix the bookmark function! VLC is nearly perfect otherwise, but for me this is pretty much a deal-breaker. Dedicated MP3 players (devices, e.g. Sandisk Clip Sport Plu...

Then what am I doing wrong? Because when I start up VLC by double-clicking on the file, it does not automatically begin where I left off; it starts at the beginning of the file. It is not clear what do you want help with Yes, it was clear. I noted explicitly that there is usually the "Continue&...

Ditto here. It's bad enough that the regular bookmark feature doesn't work beyond the current session, which means bookmarking is pretty much useless since the usual reason to bookmark your place is so you can start up at the same spot the next day. But it's much worse when the freaking workaround d...

Thanks for the link. Although I must say that you shouldn't have had been put to the trouble to post it here. That link should be on the main download page. What are the VLC web admins thinking?

Along the same lines, I notice that there is NOT a 64-bit VLC available at the official site https://www.videolan.org/vlc/, at least not for Windows; there's only a single download available for 2.2.6, and it says "32" right there in the filename. So I have to assume that all the 64-bit ve...

Not working. I upgraded to 2.2.0, have same problem, and tried unknownsoldier's solution, but no joy. I reset options to default, check Video | Always Fit Window, and doesn't matter--the program simply continues acting as if Video | Always Fit Window is unchecked, whether it is checked or not (espec...

Uh, help, anyone? If it's a bug and there's no solution, at least it'd be nice to know.

I have the same problem and am using 2.1.5, so has the bug come back, or is there a setting I'm missing? Video | Always Fit Window has been both checked and unchecked; behavior occurs no matter what that setting is. I size the window the way I want, then open a new video, and VLC not only resizes to...