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try for instance to open the media player and drag'n drop the movie onto it.

The angel menu only makes sense on multi-angle dvds (which are very uncommon). The programs menu is used for streams with several channels multiplexed into one stream, mainly dvb.

For "normal" movies these menus have no real function.

start here: http://www.videolan.org/doc/videolan-ho ... #id2536590

depends on a lot of factors. Like the number of such boxes you want, the quality of the movies you want to see etc.

they should work for ogm as well. I think for ogm the number expected is just simply the track number from the menu.

try removing vlc preferences file (or resetting preferences with the gui). Try reducing volume in vlc or anywhere else there is a volume control that affect the playback. If that don't work, try opening the messages window while playing and post any messages there here

aaah, it's mod files. You don't encode mod files, track files are made with programs called "trackers" i think.

make sure you don't have any old remains of ffmpeg hanging around(like if you have run make install previously). then run make clean or make distclean in the ffmpeg sources before running configure --enable-pp and building ffmpeg. This should work

yes, provided you follow the requirements of the GPL (mainly you need to distribute the source for your modified program)

does this happen when you past the filename into the "open file" part of the open dialog? Does it also happen if you use the "browse" feature to select the name? Btw, handling international filenames is sort of complicated. We are working on it, but it's sort of slow progress.

It does not. It should however be able to play files captured with other applications. Also, if you know some objective-c programming, this should not be hard to implement. Many reasources have been made available and much discussion have been done on how to implement this, but bottom line is that n...

It is a general and well known fact that an operating system should not crash due to what any application does. you should request a fix from microsoft, or more likely whoever developed the driver for your webcam.

yes I think so, I think it's because track on of your stream is DTS which is disabled due to legal issues in latest ver

does this happen both for urls and for local files?

type in the filename then, it's not my fault windows have chosen to disable selection of ttf files.

yes, settings->preferences->plugins->text renderer->freetype

you could try a newer vlc though.

simple: the url points to a asx file containing this: <ASX Version="3.0"> <ENTRY> <REF href = "http://213.132.119.13:7144/stream/565ADD7146F51C2AAF7AC54A18C197B1.wmv" /> </ENTRY> </ASX> here it is obvious what the meaningful url is (and vlc will parse that all by itself. This isn...

the easiest is probably to convert the file after the capture is finished. otherwise you could try to play with the stream output features of vlc. To get more help you really need to give more details. (which codec does teh streams use, how do you do the capture now, what have you tried that didn't ...

you mean, how do you see which programs are available in the ts stream? if so these are listed in the "Programs" submenu of the navigation menu in the gui

ooohh so much. The wishlist is endless. Nothing ever gets perfect.

the docs are online now.http://sam.zoy.org/projects/libcaca/doc/index.html for the floyd steinberg dithering use "fstein"

under windows this is done using the directshow module, under linux you use the v4l module, both can be used without video.

could you send me the subtitle file? I'll try to investigate it a little bit

correction: this can be done by setting environment variables before starting vlc. Sam said he would put some docs on that online, so perhaps check the caca site some time from now.