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Is there a way to have VLC leave the EQ turned on by default and use the custom settings I've set up with the slider GUI? Every time I launch an MP3 the EQ turns off and I have to re-enable it.

Is there a way to have VLC not insert gaps between audio tracks? Or is that a function of it not reading ahead off of an audio CD and having to spin up the CD for the next song? I have an audio CD for a childrens play and each song is broken up into three tracks for some reason. WMP playes the track...

Where would I find the video acceleration option? Is that in VLC or the display properties? What's it called exactly?

The nearest program I can find that'll do what I'm looking for is MatrixDvD but video playback quality isn't very good and there is no direct DVD menu navigation system (i.e. you can't seem to pull up the root DVD menu easily). So...I'm hoping there's a workaround for VLC.

I gave that a whirl and all it appears to do is pull up a blank white window on the main monitor (when the output is set to \\display2) and doesn't play until I drag the window over to the right monitor. Is that by design? If I set it back to \\display1 video plays fine on the main monitor. Running ...

Unless mirroring is a feature in VLC, that'll hose up the PowerPoint setup we're using, unfortunately.

Is there a way to have VLC automatically play content on a second monitor without dragging the video window off to the monitor in question (like how PowerPoint works)?