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I think it's a stupid idea.
The subtitle and audio tracks are working normal. It only takes you 2 sec to select the language/subtitle.
And I've never heard of strings in audio/subtitle

How much votes do we need?
What's stopping the project right now and where do we wait for?

This problem occurs with longer video's. I can't upload it anywhere, since it's huge.
But you can convert every video file to DV AVi and test it out with VirtualDub (and then change framerate and export again to DV AVI).

Last message is 2 years old. Are there any developments or plans?

VLC on symbian S60 would be great! It must be succes
Alot of people would use it, cause there isn't really a nice media player for Symbian.
Realplayer doesn't support anything and Coreplayer has a really bad interface.

Now I have converted a 25.000fps PAL DV to 25.002fps in VitualDub (direct stream copy).
When I play the new file, VLC shows time is 62 hours 45 min 48 seconds.
I think there is something wrong with VLC, cause this used to work.
Maybe someone could try this and comment?

Hi michail,
yes I've solved it.
You have to add the DV-AVi (exported with vegas) again to vegas and re-render to DV-AVI.
Then VLC will play it normal.

Re-rendering to DV-AVI will NOT cause any quality loss.

You don't need to open/load subtitles.
Just play the video and drag the subtitle to VLC player

I dont like the sound of remuxing It just same as saving video and audio stream to new file. It is lossless operation. But still Im scared of out of sync etc. Have bad experience with remuxing. But the good thing is that after re-rendering the DV-AVI, VLC plays it normal. Just thought it was a bug ...

Remuxing the AVI with e.g. Virtualdub fixes the issue?

I dont like the sound of remuxing

Strange after I add the rendered DV AVI (corrupted?) to Vegas and export again to DV AVI, VLC plays it fine.
Re-rendering DV AVI wouldnt do any quality loss as I understand.

Wait Im gonna ask at Videohelp

I've also tried Ubuntu and it was very hard for me to install VLC with all the commands.
Maybe Ubuntu is different but I went to - Application - Software center - search VLC and press install. No need for any commands

I've exported a 1 minute and 5 minute video. VLC plays it normal (and shows normal time).
The video's near the 1 hour are trouble. The 5 minute video is already 1,11GB so it doesn't gonna work uploading I think.

Does someone have experience DV AVI exporting in Vegas here? Or can someone test it out?

The DV AVI's are HUGE. But I will try to upload a part of it.

Hi, After I edit a DV AVI project I export it to PAL DV AVi 25fps with Sony Vegas. But when I try to play it with VLC Media Player it shows that the video is only 4:42 minutes long. Normal DV AVI's play normal but the one's exported from Vegas all show 4:42. Media Player classics plays it normal. I ...

Its working fine now
Someone told me to buy a another new VCR (I tested it their) so I bought and its all okay, no more blue screen or high saturation.

Hi, As you see in the subject I want to connect my VCR to the Camcorder and capturing through firewire to the PC. The connections are okay, I can connect also my Nokia (wich has TV out function) with no problem. But if I connect the VCR and want to capture some of my own footage there is a problem. ...

I have found it, I changed Overlay theater mode in Omega Catalyst.

I have a TV connected to my computer. First I had no problem if I opened a file it was fullscreen on the TV and on the computer you could do something else. But now I had errors with my TV out setup and I've setted up again and it's working but if I play a file it isn't fullscreen on the TV. Here is...