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I would gladly pay for a color managed VLC version, believe me! But ignoring color management in 2019 has no excuses, paid or free.

So, its 2019. ALL new macs ship with wide gamut dci-p3 displays. VLC, even in the latest version 3.0.7 does not support mac color management, completely ignores the system display profile and displays over-saturated unwatchable video. On ALL modern mac computers!!! When will this dawn on the develop...

sure there are lots of h264 files - but it would be nice if vlc could handle wvc1 also - I have no preference with regard to video quality, I only make a feature request basing on prevalence of wvc1 encoded files on the internet. BTW isnt this (vc1) the encoding standard for blu-ray DVDs?

"limited support" for mac - means literally that users will be UNABLE to watch bluray rips (which are the highest quality movies available on the internet nowadays) - as they are mostly encoded with wvc-1 codec. Again thumbs up for PLEX!!!

since I got no reply reg. my problem - I tried the Plex (plexxapp.com) for mac (OXBMC project) - and it worked MARVELOUSLY!!! I can now watch mkv bluray HD rips (wvc1 codec) easily,
and what UI it has got!! Thumbs up. Recommend to anyone who wants to watch hi-res HD movies.

there is an option in "video-video device" where you can choose which of the connected devices you can use for full screen playback.
Should better read help instead of asking such things here

Last version vlc 0.8.6i (janus intel) running on iMac 24" 2.8 MHz with default settings - I get grey screen instead of video on certain mkv files encoded with wvc1 codec. I am uploading a sample file to ftp://streams.videolan.org/incoming with the name Zodiak2007.mkv It is full HD format, with ...