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Thx for the post, I was facing the same audio issue before. And change the output module saved my day.

This can be done in vlc, and I find a guide, follow it you can easily set video as desktop wallpaper. http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/18167/se ... -with-vlc/

VLC player 2.2 crashes on my Windows 10 PC every time I use the STOP button. One of my colleagues suspected the crash is probably related with video drivers, because now the new version of VLC come with hardware acceleration enabled in automatic mode, and if the video drivers are not fully updated o...

In MPEG-2 TS specification, PCR is used to synchronize audio, video, subtitle, etc. Audio and video have PTS that is related to PCR. PCR appears repeatedly in the bitstream. So you can synchronize audio and video from any position in the stream. Pavtube video converter will be handled between video ...

there are some very simple keyboard shortcuts to fix this problem. While you're watching the video, just press the J or K keys to move the audio back or forward 50 milliseconds, respectively. Quick, easy, and no advanced fiddling required. Or record the videos with a professional video converter dir...

I had the same trouble before, and I has to switch to BDMagic for backing up my Blu-rays to hard drive, and then watch with VLC. That helps.

Have you chosen to save more than one audio tracks when converting? You can use a video converter to do that, I have tried this with Pavtube video converter ultimate.

The audio problem happened when you use VLC as a video encoder? Why not use a professional video converter to handle the video transcoding and then add into VLC for viewing?

I'm not sure if VLC can support playing ultra hd videos smoothly, the possible solution I know is to reduce the resolution to VLC accepted level.

Which Mac OS X you have? I saw the same today, menus in Russian language.I expect that VLC will get some kind of patch very soon, unless the issue is simply a beta bug.

That's weird, I also installed VLC on the new OS X El Capitan 10.11 and everything shows in English.

VLC does not handle 4K videos quite well, I have tried this too. So I decided to transcode my 4K MXF footages with Pavtube and save to MP4 for VLC. This time the video playback is fluent.

Wow, I can only find how to transfer video and music from VLC to Windows Media Player. Thank you for the solution, I will try that later.

Have you checked your preferences in vlc? Perhaps restore default settings, or check your OSD settings. Another possibility is the DVD is damaged, and the data cannot be accessed by the player. In that case, you should copy the DVD video to the hard drive and then play the copied file in VLC.

That's a great improvement, and hope your suggestion can be adapted by VLC group.

Is it probably related to the video types you wanna play on that device?

I would rather choose a professional DVD software to handle the backing up and copying process than VLC. I consider it as a video player.

The new version of VLC does have trouble displaying subtitles which happened to me recently. What I did is to encode videos with embedded subtitles so the subtitles are parts of the video scenes. Though the subtitles will be displayed all the time, better than none of them, right.

I never use VLC as tools for video transcoding, I would rather choose a professional video converter to do that, you may try that too.

That is quite annoying. To solve this, you can backup your DVD discs with a DVD copier beforehand, then add into VLC for viewing or anything else.

Where did you get these mp4 files? I would say you should try a professional video converter to handle the video converting process, and some video converters like Pavtube can batch multiple conversions at the same time, quite convenient.

I googled and found a feasible way to make VLC for Android work on Chrome, you may give this a shot. Steps to Install VLC Install Arc Welder from the chrome store https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/arc-welder/emfinbmielocnlhgmfkkmkngdoccbadn Download the vlc apk (arm version) https://get.vide...

Why not transcoding videos in VLC? I prefer a professional video software to handle the video transcoding process.

Have you tried to backup DVD to computer and use VLC to play it?

Have you tried use the Video menu? Click Video at the top of the screen, and select Snapshot. The pre-defined hot-keys is in MAC OS X: Command+Alt+s, Windows,Linux, and Unix: Shift+s. If you want to change the hot-keys go to Preferences → Interface → Hotkeys and set Take video snapshot. Then write t...