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Hmm... doesn't seem to work... Where exactly should I add the VLC:quit command? Below is the script I'm using. /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC -vvv " & Tiedosto & " --sub-track=1 --sout="#transcode{soverlay,vcodec=mpgv,vb=4000,acodec=mpga,ab=192,channels=2}:standard{...

file://c:\applications\vlc\old_yeller.sdp

is not a valid path for OSX, try /Users/Shared/old_yeller.sdp instead and you will have the sdp in the shared folder

In the preferences Input/Codecs->Access Modules->File increase cashing value
make sure you have checked Advanced

double post

No me hablo mucho español pero http://www.ubuntu-es.org/forum es el forum español de ubuntu.

here you go
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Click video in the prefs and then check "Fullscreen video output", I think that should work.

It works over here (OSX) soo I think this issue lies within your OS and not within VLC, I might be wrong though.

Unregged users should do the 'digit thing' once per session or something if they want to post.

I, as a user (not developer), hope that you pick a simple design

Cambie su carácter que codifica a ISO8859-1 en las preferencias. (traducido por el babelfish)

If I understand correctly, there are two factors that will affect how quickly the video will load: 1 - the upload speed of the server where the video is stored. I am using Doteasy.com. I see that youtube appears to be a place to put videos up, that might be a solution to my problem, if I can't sort...

Your upload speed is the limit of how fast the video loads. Try to get a higher upload speed, or find someone who already has a higher upload speed to host the video (youtube maybe). You could also try to compress the video in other formats too see if you get a big decrease in filesize.

from all the books i've read, i just feel i can't program a gui program after i finished the books... from all the books i just feel only learning the basic control specification of the language... is it natural?? Seems very natural to me, you are on your way :) You might want to take a look at How...

You must open 2 instances of VLC
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you can get it here: http://bartypotter.no-ip.org/~simon/stu ... nu.nib.tgz

The video codec within your mkv is real video, and that is not supported by VLC

I had this problem too, try extracting the subtitle from the mkv file with an app called 'mkvextract' (you should find plenty of info on google).
Then select the extracted subtitle in VLC, if it still doesn't work search the forums for the new problem.

http://www.videolan.org/doc/play-howto/en/ch04.html

you can try the RC interface by starting vlc with the -I option enter 'h' too see what you can do

All thoose ugly files are most likely in a folder called VIDEO_TS.
in the VLC menu: File->Open Disc
in the window you get select 'VIDEO_TS folder' and find the folder.
now here comes the tricky part:
press ok

(I'm guessing now)
you could try to start vlc with the RC interface and send 'pause' to it.
or possibly something with applescript

You have to get the intel builds, how about searching?

If you have an .srt file and it does only display some lines and not all this is what you do: 1. make sure you fix the character encoding (search) 2. make sure the path to the sub is right(search) if it still doesn't work try out this little fixer I made http://bartypotter.no-ip.org/~simon/subrip/ U...

As far as i know, this means the .srt is broken. The specification is: subnumber starttime --> endtime and endtime < starttime is non-logical and should not occur. It probably tricks some other subtitle renderers to display the sub untill the next sub starts, but as far as I know it's not allowed. ...

I experience the same problem as many others here, only a few lines shows up when playing with .srt subs. I did try to change the character encoding (both in VLC and converting the .srt to ASCII) I looked at the .srt file to see what lines were ignored, and all lines had a special thing the others d...