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VLC just erased a 2gb video. I finished a two hour transcode and opened another VLC instance to watch it. The two windows were on top of each other and I selected the wrong one and pressed play. It deleted the transcoded file and started transcoding all over again. What a crappy thing to do. Are the...

Hi, I need to reduce the file sizes of some composite recordings So far I have capturing one VHS home video to PC via composite using wintv7. The .TS file (mpgv + mpga 720x576) is huge at 6.61 GB for 1h51m. I used VLC to transcode it to 0.5 the resolution using the H.264 + AAC profile. The transcode...

Hi. Has this problem been fixed?

Hi. Has this problem been fixed?

Hi. Was this problem supposed to be fixed in v1.0.1? I read in the changelog: "Fix seeking in mpeg2 video files". If it was referring to this seeking problem then I regret to inform that the problem still remains with v1.0.1.

If you want subtitle position changed, you can use force option in subtitle setup. (assuming that you use text based subtitles) Tools -> Preferences... (set Show Settings to All) and Video -> Subtitles/OSD -> Text renderer I tested all of those settings, but even when setting the size to 'small' th...

Hi. When I watch videos with large black borders, such as old black and white movies, I have to do a crop to increase the video size. When the subtitles are on though they get cropped too. How do I get the subtitles confined to the viewable area?

VLC doesn't seek in TS files (yet)

Do you know if anyone is working on it?

Hi, I've had this problem well before version 1.0. I watch recorded DVB-T transport streams (.TS files) recorded with WinTV v7. The video and 'telx' subtitles work fine. When I use forwards/backwards seek shortcuts [SHIFT/ALT/CTRL + RIGHT/LEFT], the video just hangs for half a second then continues ...

Hi, I've had this problem well before version 1.0. I watch recorded DVB-T transport streams (.TS files) recorded with WinTV v7. The video and 'telx' subtitles work fine. When I use forwards/backwards seek shortcuts [SHIFT/ALT/CTRL + RIGHT/LEFT], the video just hangs for half a second then continues ...