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VLC cuts audio after it's sped up more than 4.00x. How can I change that?
How to force VLC to not cut audio after video is sped up more than 4.00x
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Rémi Denis-Courmont
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Re: How to force VLC to not cut audio after video is sped up more than 4.00x
Recompile the code with a higher limit
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Re: How to force VLC to not cut audio after video is sped up more than 4.00x
No way I'm doing that.Recompile the code with a higher limit
Isn't there any other way?
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Rémi Denis-Courmont
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Re: How to force VLC to not cut audio after video is sped up more than 4.00x
I don't think so
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