C?!
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TheBigTime001
- Cone that earned his stripes
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Re: C?!
Actually, the C used to stand for Client, a relic from an era long since gone, where VLC was the client of a Server/Client package... ...things were SO much more complicated in those days. *sigh* But anyway, now you what the C used to mean. Now VLC is an acronym that means nothing. 
Hope this clears this up for you.
Hope this clears this up for you.If we can simulate real life so accurately, then isn't our reality maybe just one great big simulation as well?
Please don't use PMs for support questions.
Please don't use PMs for support questions.
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Arite
- Big Cone-huna
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Re: C?!
For information on the original VideoLAN streaming solution:
https://www.videolan.org/vlc/streaming.html
As TheBigTime001 said the "Client" term isn't relevant now as both client and server elements were merged into VLC.
Arite.
https://www.videolan.org/vlc/streaming.html
As TheBigTime001 said the "Client" term isn't relevant now as both client and server elements were merged into VLC.
Arite.
Don't use PMs for support questions.
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