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This is still not working. Any update? Does anyone know how to install the daily developer updates of VLC for TVOS onto an Apple TV? Thanks.

Let me know if the file renaming works for you when you get home. Good chance that'll do the trick. Good luck!

PS: The reported super-low quality of the GoT leak, to me, isn't worthy of the experience.

Easy as 1,2,3:

1: Subtitles
2: Subtitle Track
3: Disable

Outside and below the Zoom rectangle and the entire Zoom window is a zoom size status indicator that allows you to adjust the size of the zoom rectangle to make it smaller or larger.

Creating playlists for each show will do this for you: https://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Playlist/

I know exactly what you mean: I own three Vizio smart TV's. I wasn't intending to sound like a smart aleck; it just came across that way because I was trying to indicate easy workarounds exist--but quickly gave an answer because I was watching Game of Thrones, lol! Try this: simply rename the .mkv f...

I now clearly see that category has existed there. I should've taken a screenshot, because no one would otherwise believe me that it wasn't visible last night. Perhaps I was in some sort of new view filter mode? (I just signed up last night.) I can't reproduce this--making it not appear by visiting ...

This is probably buried under "Linux and friends," but, for obvious reasons, I suggest that you should create a separate VLC Media Player category for it, for clarity and common usage. We geeks understand that Mac OS is a Linux/Unix variant, but the average person with a Mac probably has n...

Just connect your laptop via HDMI to your Vizio television. Play your movie with VLC from your computer and it'll play perfectly in hi-definition, allowing you to use all of your subtitles etc. You won't have to spend a penny, since (most) everyone has at least one HDMI cable and a laptop. That's al...