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Oh God! Thank you Mark!

This is far different that vlc video.avi that I was trying!

Thank you... thank you...

I have try many times... and didn’t make it work. It is possible I missing something in the syntax. Just need an "experienced" example to see what I’m doing wrong! I’m try to understand... is my syntax wrong... of I’m that stupid?

Can some give some command line examples for the windows version of VLC? Let’s say I have a sample.avi Xvid video file with a subs.srt subtitle file and I want to start playback on full screen with subs on.

Thank you.

I have install VLC 0.8.0 on two identical (by hardware) XP systems. Both with SP1. On one PC, WM9 files (avi or wmv) are playback perfect with the new VLC, The other one plays only the sound! Both PCs have Media Player 10 install. On both, MP10 plays all content well. Why is this happening? How can ...

I haven’t tested it yet, but your info is very useful.

Thank you.

Running VLC from command prompt on Windows XP with Dual Monitor, is there any parameter to start playback full screen on monitor 2?

Please, give me an example to run VLC from command line with subject’s settings.

I have an old Barco 6500 with 3 DLP chips with 1024x768 resolution. I can control the output to 4:3 or 16:9 from the Barco menu, but the aspect in full screen isn’t right because for the computer, 1024x768 means 4:3. Is it possible to ad a setting on the video tab, in order to say to VLC to resize t...

I wonder if this is possible. If it is, then it will definitely boost VLC to a new level! Imagine... connect your PC with your HDTV equipment with a usual firewire cable and watch every format VLC player supports on 720p of 1080i. It would be the perfect media player! -Stelios Looks like no one sho...

a very simple, but perhaps usable idea: Set the desktop background color to black and enable autohiding on all the panels.This way your desktop will be black when it shows up between files

Already projecting this way!

Thanks...

-Stelios

And i'm saying that this is a 'limitation' of VLC's core. VLC is highly modular and it doesn't care in what kind of videowindow it outputs. Also it does not know if the first movie is displayed fullscreen and the second one will be displayed fullscreen as well. Currently this is impossible to imple...

what OS? And the answer is probably no regardless of the answer. Since the core does not know what size the video output window is, it will just recreate a new window when the videosize is different from the previous. Windows XP SP1. The "Windows" on subject means Windows OS and no window...

When playing many different clips (misc formats) on full screen mode with playlist, VLC shows the desktop for a blink of the eye when change from file to file. Is that possible this problem to be solved? At least don’t return to the desktop. Put a black screen.

Thank you.


-Stelios

I wonder if this is possible.

If it is, then it will definitely boost VLC to a new level!

Imagine... connect your PC with your HDTV equipment with a usual firewire cable and watch every format VLC player supports on 720p of 1080i.

It would be the perfect media player!


-Stelios