Can I make Visualizations run on startup
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Can I make Visualizations run on startup
I would like to be able to make the"scope" visualization start automatically, when VLC player starts, and to make it appear each time a new mp3 is played. There are no keyboard shortcuts or command line option for visualizations either, so you have to enable it through the menus. Will there be shortcuts, and an option to keep it on?
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mederi
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Re: Can I make Visualizations run on startup
Tools > Preferences > ( Show settings = All ) > Audio \ Visualisations:
> Audio visualisations [Visualizer filter]
Tools > Preferences > ( Show settings = All ) > Audio \ Visualisations \ Visualizer:
> Effects list [scope]
Save changes, restart VLC.
> Audio visualisations [Visualizer filter]
Tools > Preferences > ( Show settings = All ) > Audio \ Visualisations \ Visualizer:
> Effects list [scope]
Save changes, restart VLC.
Re: Can I make Visualizations run on startup
Thank you so much! Been looking for a while now
Can I make the "VLC (Direct3D output)"-window stop appearing
Now, when I run a video file, the Direct3D windows appears on my second screen. Can I still make visualizations run on startup, and stop the window from popping up?
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: Can I make Visualizations run on startup
This is normal. Where would you display the visualizations, else?
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Re: Can I make Visualizations run on startup
sorry, forgot to say, that I would like visualizations for audio files, but not when I run video files. Is this possible?
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: Can I make Visualizations run on startup
Not now.
Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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VLC media player developer, VideoLAN President and Sites administrator
If you want an answer to your question, just be specific and precise. Don't use Private Messages.
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Re: Can I make Visualizations run on startup
Hi,
I am looking for a way to do this also. I'm using Vlc.DotNet (https://github.com/ZeBobo5/Vlc.DotNet) in a WinForms application and so far haven't found a built in was to do this. So no visualization on video files, or do not create visualization popups ever.
Any suggestions or plans to implement this?
Thanks!
I am looking for a way to do this also. I'm using Vlc.DotNet (https://github.com/ZeBobo5/Vlc.DotNet) in a WinForms application and so far haven't found a built in was to do this. So no visualization on video files, or do not create visualization popups ever.
Any suggestions or plans to implement this?
Thanks!
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