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DoesItReallyMatter: Bypass file redirect

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	== Maximum VLC Volume ==		== Maximum VLC Volume ==

Edwardw: set maximum volume

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set maximum volume

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	#To disable visualizations, select ''Disable'' under ''Visualizations'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The visualization is then disabled.		#To disable visualizations, select ''Disable'' under ''Visualizations'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The visualization is then disabled.

			Spectrum visualization on VLC:
			[[File:VLC-visualeffect.png\|thumb\|center\|400px]]

			== Maximum VLC Volume ==
			To change the maximum volume in % that VLC should use, go to '''Tools''' → '''Preferences''' (select '''All''' at bottom left corner) → '''Interface''' → '''Main interfaces''' → '''Qt''' → '''Maximum volume displayed'''.

			Save it and restart VLC.

			[[File:Set_Maximum_Volume.png\|thumb\|center\|500px]]

	~~Spectrum visualization on vlc:~~

	~~[[File:VLC-visualeffect.png]]~~

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Corbax at 15:55, 25 September 2013

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	VLC can play several audio formats: ''.asf, .avi, .divx, .dv, .mxf, .ogg, .gm, .ps, .ts, .vob,'' and ''.wmv''. It can convert audio tracks and use several visualizations.		VLC can play several audio formats: ''.asf, .avi, .divx, .dv, .mxf, .ogg, .gm, .ps, .ts, .vob,'' and ''.wmv''. It can convert audio tracks and use several visualizations.

Corbax: Corbax moved page Documentation:Audio Playback to Documentation:Audio

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Corbax moved page Documentation:Audio Playback to Documentation:Audio

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Corbax at 16:36, 24 September 2013

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Alonso at 00:44, 14 March 2013

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	~~Using the~~ VLC ~~media player, you~~ can play audio ~~files of different~~ formats~~. You can enable tracks, convert audio tracks, view tracks in various visualizations, and set visualizations. Audio tracks of the~~ ''.asf, .avi, .divx, .dv, .mxf, .ogg, .gm, .ps, .ts, .vob,'' and ''.wmv'' ~~formats are supported~~.		VLC can play several audio formats: ''.asf, .avi, .divx, .dv, .mxf, .ogg, .gm, .ps, .ts, .vob,'' and ''.wmv''. It can convert audio tracks and use several visualizations.

	'''Note:''' The ~~options under~~ the '''Audio''' menu are enabled ~~only if~~ an audio file is played.		'''Note:''' The commands in the '''Audio''' menu are only enabled when an audio file is being played.

	== Playing an ~~Audio Track~~ ==		== Playing an audio track ==

	~~You can play, enable and disable an audio track.~~ To play a track:		To play a track:

	#Select ''Open File'' ~~from~~ the ''Media'' menu.		#Select ''Open File'' in the ''Media'' menu.
	#Select an audio file and click on the [[Image:VLC - play button.png]] ''~~Open~~'' button. The selected track is played.		#Select an audio file and click on the [[Image:VLC - play button.png]] ''Play'' button. The selected track is played.
	#To disable a track, select the ''Disable'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then stop.
	#To ~~play~~ the ~~same~~ track again, select the designated ''Track'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then play.		== Enabling and disabling audio tracks ==

			*To disable a track, select the ''Disable'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then stop.
			*To enable the track again, select the designated ''Track'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then play.

	== Recording Audio ==		== Recording Audio ==

	~~You can~~ record an audio ~~track by pushing~~ the record button ([[Image:VLC - record button.png]]). ~~In the default interface, you will not see the~~ record button~~, but you~~ can ~~choose View->~~Advanced Controls ~~or customize~~ the ~~interface (~~View->Customize) and add the record button to Line 2 (which is shown by default). The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name like <tt>vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3</tt> (e.g.: <tt>"vlc-record-2011-09-22-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3"</tt>, when recording from [http://radiocaff.com.ar/ Radio CAFF] (or more precisely from the underlying [http://panel7.serverhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/radiocaff/playlist.pls WinAmp stream]). Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it in an english Windows under "My Documents/My Music/", I don't know where it will be stored under Linux or any other OS (updates are welcome).		To record audio you need the record button ([[Image:VLC - record button.png]]) to be visible. The record button is hidden by default. You can display using one of these methods:
			*Select Advanced Controls in the View menu. The Advanced toolbar is displayed on top of the standard toolbar. The Advanced toolbar contains the Record button.
			*Select Customize interface in the Tools menu and add the record button to the Line 2 of buttons (which is the line shown by default).

			Once the Record button is visible, click it to start recording.

			The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name like <tt>vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3</tt> (e.g.: <tt>"vlc-record-2011-09-22-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3"</tt>, when recording from [http://radiocaff.com.ar/ Radio CAFF] (or more precisely from the underlying [http://panel7.serverhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/radiocaff/playlist.pls WinAmp stream]). Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it in an english Windows under "My Documents/My Music/", I don't know where it will be stored under Linux or any other OS (updates are welcome).

	You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through [http://streamripper.sourceforge.net Streamripper], i.e. by directing StreamRipper to the ShoutCast stream and directing VLC to the relaying port of StreamRipper <nowiki>(default http://localhost:8000)</nowiki>.		You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through [http://streamripper.sourceforge.net Streamripper], i.e. by directing StreamRipper to the ShoutCast stream and directing VLC to the relaying port of StreamRipper <nowiki>(default http://localhost:8000)</nowiki>.

Bernhard: /* Recording Audio */ yet another typo

2011-09-22T13:29:12Z

Recording Audio: yet another typo

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	== Recording Audio ==		== Recording Audio ==

	You can record an audio track by pushing the record button ([[Image:VLC - record button.png]]). In the default interface, you will not see the record button, but you can choose View->Advanced Controls or customize the interface (View->Customize) and add the record button to Line 2 (which is shown by default). The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3 (e.g.: "vlc-record-2011-09-22-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3", when recording from [http://radiocaff.com.ar/ Radio CAFF] (or more precisely the underlying [http://panel7.serverhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/radiocaff/playlist.pls WinAmp stream]). Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it in an english Windows under "My Documents/My Music/", I don't know where it will be stored under Linux or any other OS (updates are welcome).		You can record an audio track by pushing the record button ([[Image:VLC - record button.png]]). In the default interface, you will not see the record button, but you can choose View->Advanced Controls or customize the interface (View->Customize) and add the record button to Line 2 (which is shown by default). The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name like <tt>vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3</tt> (e.g.: <tt>"vlc-record-2011-09-22-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3"</tt>, when recording from [http://radiocaff.com.ar/ Radio CAFF] (or more precisely from the underlying [http://panel7.serverhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/radiocaff/playlist.pls WinAmp stream]). Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it in an english Windows under "My Documents/My Music/", I don't know where it will be stored under Linux or any other OS (updates are welcome).

	You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through [http://streamripper.sourceforge.net Streamripper], i.e. by directing StreamRipper to the ShoutCast stream and directing VLC to the relaying port of StreamRipper <nowiki>(default http://localhost:8000)</nowiki>.		You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through [http://streamripper.sourceforge.net Streamripper], i.e. by directing StreamRipper to the ShoutCast stream and directing VLC to the relaying port of StreamRipper <nowiki>(default http://localhost:8000)</nowiki>.

Bernhard: /* Recording Audio */ typos corrected & small clarification

2011-09-22T13:26:44Z

Recording Audio: typos corrected & small clarification

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	== Recording Audio ==		== Recording Audio ==

	You can record an audio track by ~~pushin~~ the record button ([[Image:VLC - record button.png]]). In the default interface, you will not see the record button, but you can choose View->Advanced Controls or customize the interface (View->Customize) and add the record button to Line 2 (which is shown by default). The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3 (e.g.: "vlc-record-2011-09-22-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3", when recording from [http://radiocaff.com.ar/ Radio CAFF] (or more precisely the underlying [http://panel7.serverhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/radiocaff/playlist.pls WinAmp stream]). Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it under "My Documents/My Music/".		You can record an audio track by pushing the record button ([[Image:VLC - record button.png]]). In the default interface, you will not see the record button, but you can choose View->Advanced Controls or customize the interface (View->Customize) and add the record button to Line 2 (which is shown by default). The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3 (e.g.: "vlc-record-2011-09-22-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3", when recording from [http://radiocaff.com.ar/ Radio CAFF] (or more precisely the underlying [http://panel7.serverhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/radiocaff/playlist.pls WinAmp stream]). Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it in an english Windows under "My Documents/My Music/", I don't know where it will be stored under Linux or any other OS (updates are welcome).

	You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through [http://streamripper.sourceforge.net Streamripper].		You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through [http://streamripper.sourceforge.net Streamripper], i.e. by directing StreamRipper to the ShoutCast stream and directing VLC to the relaying port of StreamRipper <nowiki>(default http://localhost:8000)</nowiki>.

	== Audio Device ==		== Audio Device ==

Bernhard: new section: Recording Audio

2011-09-22T12:56:44Z

new section: Recording Audio

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	#To disable a track, select the ''Disable'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then stop.		#To disable a track, select the ''Disable'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then stop.
	#To play the same track again, select the designated ''Track'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then play.		#To play the same track again, select the designated ''Track'' option in the ''Audio Track'' from the ''Audio'' menu. The selected track will then play.

			== Recording Audio ==

			You can record an audio track by pushin the record button ([[Image:VLC - record button.png]]). In the default interface, you will not see the record button, but you can choose View->Advanced Controls or customize the interface (View->Customize) and add the record button to Line 2 (which is shown by default). The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3 (e.g.: "vlc-record-2011-09-22-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3", when recording from [http://radiocaff.com.ar/ Radio CAFF] (or more precisely the underlying [http://panel7.serverhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/radiocaff/playlist.pls WinAmp stream]). Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it under "My Documents/My Music/".

			You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through [http://streamripper.sourceforge.net Streamripper].

	== Audio Device ==		== Audio Device ==