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Oh okay, I'll keep looking :^)
Again, any input on how to go about this would be greatly appreciated.

As I said, I'm quite new to this... How would you go about doing it? Would love your input.

P.S. Is this the right forum for this question?

I'm looking into the concept of building a machine specifically for screening subtitles in a movie theater. The theater in question has a DCP unit that gives out timecode in LTC format. Basically, I'd like to take a small computer (Mac hardware, not necessarily OSX) with a BNC input, hooked up to a ...

Okay, thanks, but that doesn't really answer my question.

Hello folks,
Sorry if this is a newbie question, but I searched the forums and couldn't find an answer:
If I have a video file encoded at 23.98 fps, and I want to play it back at 24 fps, do I have to re-encode it? Or can I somehow tell VLC to play it back at 24 fps?
Thanks in advance for any help.

Okay, I suppose I could just set a "Very short jump length" of half a second, and adjust playback that way.
So that only leaves question 3 of 3... the one about displaying the subs at the top of the frame. Could you help me out with that one?
Cheers!

Not really subtitles? Not even SRT? How so?

Thank you, Jean-Baptiste! The nightly build does indeed seem to work great. The subs appear in a separate window. However, pressing J and H produces the OSD title "No active subtitle". So... is it possible to see SRT subs that way, in a little window? Presumably, that'll allow me to us J &...

BTW, I hope this is the right forum for this post! It's not really troubleshooting... More like creatively getting the most out of VLC :^)

Hi all, I'm planning to use VLC in a way which might be new, I don't know if it's been attempted before: to screen timed subtitles simultaneously with a film projection. In my case, the VLC machine would only be screening the subtitles, while a completely separate system would project the movie onto...

I just had a huge system crash. I had to hard reboot my machine. I hadn't done the three-fingered salute in years! I closed my laptop's lid last night with VLC open. I opened it this morning and tried to start my day, but command-tab didn't work; it just produced a system beep. The Dock didn't work....

Could it be possible - either in the Mac or Win version - to shift playback speed by 0.01% during playback, with a hotkey? I need to be able to do this on the fly without interrupting the movie. Thanks in advance

Regrettable indeed...
Thanks for the quick reply
Yaniv in Israel

Hey folks, Is it possible to bypass VLC's default behavior, wherein the full screen controller appears every time I switch to the app? It's OK for the controller to appear when I move the mouse, but I would much prefer it stayed hidden when I merely command-tab to VLC. As a subtitle translator, I sw...