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It depends on the container type. If you're displaying a picture, it would be in the exif information. In a matroska file it would be in the matroska header. https://www.matroska.org/technical/specs/index.html (look for ProjectionType) Editing this can probably be done with mkvmerge or mkvpropedit,...

Hi, 360 support is already supported. It's mostly an issue with proper tagging of the files so it can be detected as so. We might add an option to force projection one day, but it's certainly not a good user-experience for the user to have to set the projection type. I tried playing a YouTube 360° ...

That might come later, yes.

Thanks! There is hope then. . . I hope it will come soon.

This is Youtube's new format, I believe. Not the usual 360. Thank you for the reply. It seems some company always has to do something to make a standard, non-standard. . . . I'm hoping the VLC player will be able to provide an option to choose a "projection type" when it comes to 360° vid...

Hopefully this is the proper area for this question. I've downloaded some 360° videos from YouTube and they don't seem to play in the correct format. I did some research and tried the recommendation at this link: https://video.stackexchange.com/questions/23405/vlc-3-0-vetinari-unable-to-play-360-vid...

I see. Thanks for the info.

Thanks for the reply.

"Enable Time-Stretching audio" is now unchecked and saved.

I am still getting the same result, any speed faster or slower than 1x results in no sound. Once it is reset back to 1x the sound cuts in.

I'm trying to get PAL audio slowed down on an NTSC system. I'm running VLC 1.1.5 on a Windows Vista machine. The audio to my AV receiver is S/PIDF optical on my sound card. I have the output module set to Win32 waveOut extension output. I have also tried "Default" and "Direct X"....