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You also have https://docs.videolan.me/ which is still in construction but should provide a bit more up to date tutorials

Hi,

The merge request simply removes a regression introduced by libupnp. No worries, we aren't removing DLNA client capabilities from VLC3.
This issue should be fixed in the next VLC 3.0.18 and you can try the fix in the newly tagged VLC 3.0.18-rc2.

Thanks a lot for the report

My main problem is with subs actually as I depend on them. It's like it sees any file with embedded subs as corrupt. No problem with files without subs, but considering most of the HD go with multiple subs these days, they create a problem even when I don't need them. Thanks, I'll try to reproduce....

Installed v 3.5.2 from the Play Store, no fix for me, my problem remains exactly the same. Doesn't see subs, doesn't show the time remaining, cannot rewind or fast forward. Returned to v 3.4.4 again. Looks like your discover failures are now fixed at least! I'll try to reproduce your subtitle and s...

AFAIK NordVPN disallow network discovery by default, make sure "Local network discovery" is enabled in its setting and that you aren't disallowing all non-VPN request in android settings.

Now, if you really want to do it in a single batch, use a command-line script that run either ffmpeg or on every flac file of the directory tree.

This is achievable by setting your text files as captions for the image in the upnp server, then possibly libvlc will list the text files as generic slaves. But IMO, this goes a bit out of libvlc scope, I would simply reimplement the upnp client on your side using libupnp or whatever wrapper to achi...

This is probably a bug in the transcode pipeline. Could you share your verbose log output (add `-vv` to your command-line) ?
It's unlikely that this is a performance problem from your machine your third example confirms this

Hi, First, I think you should keep a backup of your recordings and not ask VLC to overwrite them. You never know, something could go bad during transcode and you could loose one of your flac files... The way to achieve this is probably to transcode all your files in a separate directory via a VLC co...

What's you use case ?
VLC's upnp client will list files that it's able to play (audio / video and possibly images). For the subtitles, they should be linked to the media you discovered and you probably can access those via a libvlc mechanism. But VLC won't list them as standalone media.

Can you tell us the smartphone app you are using to share your video ?