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Hi,

the subject has already been discussed at length in this forum, you can look that theses topics for instance:

https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=120627
https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=126609

you can force the audio output to use alsa by default by passing "--aout=alsa" to libvlc_new

Hi,

the subject have already been discussed in length, here for instance

https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc/-/issues/11987

Hi, you can edit the toolbar with

tool > customize interface

here, add the "speed selector" widget where you want

that WAV codec is uncompressed, the bitrate is defined by the samplerate. 1,411 kbs is 44.1 kHz * 2 channels * 16bits/sample

this is a matter of starting vlc automatically at startup, nothing really special on VLC side, first result from google regarding this: https://www.dexterindustries.com/howto/run-a-program-on-your-raspberry-pi-at-startup/ for VLC, just create a playlist with VLC on your desktop (media > save to play...

you can't define A-B from command line, the best you can do I think is something like this:

vlc --repeat --start-time=10 --stop-time=20 /path/to/media.mkv

Hi, I'm not familiar with this particular wrapper, but as I understand it:

* you redirect the video to your VlcFrameProcessor, so the widget is not feed anymore (hence the green screen)
* you don't do anything with your video in you VlcFrameProcessor, you need to draw it manually.

In the first case it looks like the hardware decoder is created in loop: decode 1 image then recreate the decoder due to an issue (?). which would explain the stuttering. Can you try to run your media in VLC with the opengl video output selected to see if you have the same issue? (by default it outp...

You have to select the filter you want to enable, for instance:

Hi, thanks for the report, can you open an issue here: https://code.videolan.org/VideoLAN.org/websites/-/issues for reference in the news page it's formating with the date: https://code.videolan.org/VideoLAN.org/websites/-/blob/master/www.videolan.org/include/news.php#L65 where as in the RSS, it's g...

pitch shifter? (the filter is scaletempo_pitch)

Hi,

the "skined" version of VLC is rater limited compared to the native interface.

Hi, you can try this plugin (untested) https://github.com/nurupo/vlc-pause-click-plugin you can customize your control bar (tools > customize interface) there you can add step forward/backwards buttons where you want. you can set the jump time in tools > preferences > show settings all > interface >...

You should be able to pass the options to a specific media, see:

https://www.videolan.org/developers/vlc ... dc88bf9e15

the pitch shifter is a plugin (scaletempo_pitch), libvlc doesn't provide an API to manipulate filter directly, you need to add them to your input, with something like
--audio-filter=scaletempo_pitch --pitch-shift=5

This is probably because you have to press Shift on your keyboard to access the + key, so it's detected as 'Shift +' rather than '+', try reassigning the key in tool > preferences > If I press in the menu faster button I can go faster than 1x, but there will be no indication of current speed. Thanks...

hi,
this was changed on purpose to allow finer tuning around the 1x speed.

https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/21432

Does it works for other applications (not cinnamon applets, for instance with pidgin)
I'm not familiar with cinnamon.

also can you look at this issue (wild guess):
https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon/issues/9328

you need to click on the tray icon for it to minimize.

Hi, maybe this is related to this problem

https://wiki.videolan.org/VSG:Video:Color_washed_out/

VLC 3.0 doesn't support rendering subtitles in the black bars,
Your black bars are likely parts of the video.

you can try to tweak preferences --> Show all --> Video --> Subtitles / OSD to adjust the positioning of the subtitles

Hi,

tonido seems to support webdav, this is probably the way to go. VLC doesn't support tonido itself.

https://www.tonido.com/support/display/ ... ing+WebDAV

VLC is available on TV that uses Android TV OS (your Sony TV probably) but not on other TV OS (you samsung TV uses probably tizen)

Hi,

* open tools > preferences
* click "show settings" : "all"
* select audio on the left
* choose "headphones" for "stereo audio output mode"