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I'm pretty familar with VLC, I use it on several Windows machines. Love it. I bought a new Sony Bravia (Google TV) TV and I installed VLC immediately as I intend to play a lot of videos from USB sticks. I'm trying to control VLC using the TV's remote only. It's working well and I can almost control ...

Another option is to get handbrake, install the protection killer library and process the video.

https://handbrake.fr/downloads.php

https://www.winxdvd.com/resource/instal ... ip-dvd.htm

I've used this many times but perhaps not with a blu-ray disk. Seek and you will find.

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Run another test. Put the video file on a usb stick and plug it directly into the tv. The built in media player should be able to play it. Or, better, if the tv is android or google based, download the VLC media player. If any of that works, the problem might be in "casting".

What's way better at that is Handbrake. Find that, it's a safe community created video processor. https://handbrake.fr/downloads.php

There's lots of guides and help around. I think it's one of the best windows programs I've ever used.

Buried deepin the reply above is the clue. Opensubtitles.org now, as of just recently, requires an account to use the VLsub code. 1 - go to opensubtitles.org and create an account. You have to cough up a working email address. 2- find the confirmation email in that account and click the link. 3- ope...

Wow, so helpful. Thanks a lot.

VLsub has worked perfectly for years but today I'm getting an error msg:

error: code '401 unauthorized' (200)

I'm running 3.0.18 and vlsub is 0.11.1

Any suggestions?

I have an MP4 file that claims to have a subtitle stream. VLC codec information looks like this: Stream 2 Codec: txet Language: English Type: Subtitle When VLC 3.0.8 attempts to display these subtitles it displays a dialog box that says; Codec not supported: VLC could not decode the format "txe...