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Like my old post for version 1.1.0 the problem still remain. The --volume parameter doesn't work anymore I try checking all QT-autosave options: -Keep audio level between sessions -Always restore audio start level to: 100% Try several times checking the two options, if I run a command line with &quo...

No, it doesn't. At least under windows. I didn't try on OSX or linux, but under windows each time you click the Media menu, all tabs are clear, even when you are already playing a file/stream. And the most important thing, I want the output of all the other options, like volume, filters... A full co...

I have the same problem with VLC 1.1.0 like my post:
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=79134

I roll back to 1.0.5 and the problem dissapear... I'll stay with this version until the next release...

I found 2 more post taking about the same:

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=17050
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=42479

This give me hope!!!

At least 3 VLC users has the same idea LOL!

Hi, It's very difficult to write a command line for the most users. They don't know how or the risk to type something wrong it's very high. So, it will be very usefull to have a button or menu option that output to a msgbox/clipboard/text_file/shortcut the currents settings of VLC and playlist/file/...

Under windows when you run VLC from the command line the --volume parameter doesn't work. I try under WinXP sp3 with the following commands: "C:\Archivos de programa\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --volume 25 "http://streaming.site.com/stream..." "C:\Archivos de programa\VideoLAN\VLC...