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Hi, first question: I am using VLCJ. Is this general videolan forum suitable for specific questions for VLCJ or is there maybe a better forum/community? My question: I am using libVLC (with VLCJ wrapper) to read out media information (like length, resolution, codec and so on). My problem is: What is...

sooo.. more than 4 years later the prolbem still exist.

Is this a bug? or is something wrong with my dvd?

ticket 11534

the ticket got closed with status "duplicate", but I can't find the referring duplicate ticket. Anybody know if this bug is still observed in the ticket system?

How played in the domestic dvd player (no pc)?

all authored videos burned to a dvd media playing correct at 4:3... the only player who has aspect ratio problems is vlc

it would help a lot if somebody has a 704x480 dvd, which is displayed correct.

If you play only VTS_01_1.VOB does well, at 4:3, but if you do it as a video DVD that's when played badly. The error must be in the DVD authoring and not in Videoland player. It is my opinion. Greetings. yes correct, like i said. the single vob files play correct, but not the DVD. At the moment i c...

hi, everytime i try to play a NTSC DVD with a resolution of 704*480 VLC violates the 4:3 aspect ratio. VLC stretches the window to 1280x480 (2,6 : 1). here is a small sample dvd (6MB): https://www.dropbox.com/s/kjvdfg6dcv8w9j4/DVD_wrong_aspectratio.zip I tried with this 2 versions: VLC 2.0.6 VLC 2.1...

hi, i have a HUGE file which contains some video data (it is a hard disc image file). i know EXACTLY the position in this image file, where the video data is saved and i know EXACTLY what codec is used. is it possible to start VC with a parameter, which specifies the position to read from? (when i t...

hi! I have some DVDs which were authored with a menu with the Authoring Software "TMPGenc DVD Author". in the past VLC displayed all this menus correct, but at some point every new version of VLC has a bug. VLC shows the correct menu backgroudn picture only for maybe a second and later it ...