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What VLC version are you using? A bunch of bugs have been fixed in Git master (1.1.0) but they haven't all been backported to the current stable version (1.0.*).

Ok, looks like I'm just blind. It's on the first tab in the video filters extended panel (the drop down menu in the bottom right).

Rotate is a bit different. It rotates without changing the video size at all (which obviously leads to some cropping).

You need to run the "transform" vout filter. I thought that it was available somewhere in the interface but I can't find it. I'm sure that we used to have that in the interface in 0.8.6 :( Anyway, command line you can append "--vout-filter transform{type=90}". Available types are...

Yes folder.jpg or cover.jpg and *.bmp *.png *.gif that would just sit in a folder full of music and be detected by VLC.

This should be doable in a few lines of lua (you can do album art fetcher scripts in lua! check the documentation)

We should add a checkbox at first launch like for album art: "<spoiler>Do you want the santa claus hat cone?</spoiler>".

Hello,

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Thanks,

It should be possible to add a command line option to do that pretty easily. I'll add it this week if I remember.

Just download the latest Arabic .po file and start translating (using something like poEdit). You should also email xtophe to tell him that you'll be taking over the Arabic translation.

Thanks for your help,

I'll try to debug that on windows during the Xmas holidays. What login and password were you trying? Did you try setting a new login/password in the --lua-config parameter?

1.) Access to Capture Cards / DVB via lua-scripting doesn't seem possible (I guess due to missing internal whitelisting, see http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=50436 , http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=46296 , http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.video.videolan.vlc.de...

We only accept full mirrors currently. And yeah, that's mainly due to the way our mirror redirection scripts for the website work. We could of course make it possible for our mirrors to only provide partial content ... but that's not possible yet

First of all, thanks for your offer to help. Currently the full VideoLAN archive is around 8GB big (it slowly grows, every time we release something). We ask our mirrors to synchronize at least daily using some command line: rsync -avz --delete anonymous@rsync.videolan.org::videolan-ftp /path/to/dir...

Did you try reseting your VLC preferences?

Nope. (fake: works fine here)

Ah well ... looks like the fix was correct after all. It should be included in the next release.

Well it could be worth it especially if it enables fixing bugs. (Of course if you already have 0.8.6 working I can understand if you don't see the point of upgrading to a newer version which maybe isn't as stable yet)

That should already be possible by setting up an input slave.

ah, you're on windows? Then you'll need to add --file-logging too. It will save the debug output to vlc-log.txt

24 hours?

That's a bug which should be fixed in 0.9.3 I believe.

You can get a copy of the asa git on http://download.videolan.org/pub/testin ... git.tar.gz

Hehe, that won't change my answer

Could you append -vvv to the command line and paste the output here?

Just configure 2 different streams in VLM (well 3 since you need the video source too).

You can try something in VLM with the bridge-in/bridge-out modules to share the video track with the 2 audio streams. Check http://wiki.videolan.org/Mosaic for example bridge-in/out usage. (You don't need the mosaic stuff)