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My first post. I have used VLC to watch films on Windows PC locally for some years, enjoy the subtitle support, ease of use. I have never used the Streaming feature, but now want to stream any film stored on the PC, to a Nexus 5 (Android4.4) but am unfamiliar with what settings I should set on the h...

@Lotesdelere: Thanking you again for your advice. Further to my reply to you on 4 November , I tried the same operation on a Notebook that has a 2GHz 2-core T7200 CPU, 1GB DDR2, running under WinXP SP3, and the join worked ok, completing in about 1 minutes, no audio sync issues. The first machine is...

@Lotesdelere: Thanks for your advice. I installed AviDemux using the defaults. Did as you said, except 'Dragging' did nothing; had to use File>Open. Also, unless I used File>Append for 2nd file, it just replaced the first. The left panel defaults were Copy, Copy, AVI, so I just changed the AVI to MP...

@Lotesdelere: thanks for your suggestion. 2 things: I read up on the Avidemux or their website and in wikipedia. It is quite a massive program at 18MB just to join 2 video files - by comparison, Virtualdub is 1.62MB. The second thing is, it is not clear from reading about either program, if they hav...

Hi all, Have just joined VLC forums. I downloaded some videos, which although using H264 codec, have AVI extension. Each video is split into 2 AVi's, which is very inconvenient. According to VLC, both AVI's use the same video & Audio encode rates/parameters. Is there a SIMPLE small program that ...