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My hack was posted here.

Just when adding a video to the playlist, make sure you pass an option to tell VLC to load the adjust filter, exactly as my last post demonstrates.

HTH
Elias

Yes you are right, the AllowVideoAdjustments should have worked, but it isn't for some reason's you can find out while debugging the code. To make a long story short, use this as a quick fix in NativeLibVlc.cs : string[] initOptions = { NativeLibVlc.vlcInstallDirectory, ":no-one-instance",...

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