Talk:Knowledge Base - Revision history

Edwardw at 13:28, 7 July 2014

2014-07-07T13:28:58Z

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			:We don't monitor the wiki for questions. You should post it on the [http://forum.videolan.org forum] instead. [[User:Edwardw\|Edwardw]] ([[User talk:Edwardw\|talk]]) 15:28, 7 July 2014 (CEST)

2014-06-28T18:18:31Z

VLC Media Player

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	== VLC Media Player ==		== VLC Media Player ==

	Hi. I'm thrilled to have VLC Media Player on my Ubuntu O.S. However, I'm having an issue that I can't seem to solve. Whenever I try to view a DVD I get an error message that the movie can't be read. I lists the title of the DVD, but won't read it. I've tried everything I know to do, but obviously there's something I don't know. Can you help me? I'm desperate.		Hi. I'm thrilled to have VLC Media Player on my Ubuntu O.S. However, I'm having an issue that I can't seem to solve. Whenever I try to view a DVD I get an error message that the movie can't be read. It lists the title of the DVD, but won't read it. I've tried everything I know to do, but obviously there's something I don't know. Can you help me? I'm desperate.
	Thank you.		Thank you.
	Fred Broder		Fred Broder

2014-06-28T18:17:20Z

VLC Media Player: new section

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	* You should post your question in the appropriate [http://forum.videolan.org forum]. You can find informations on [[Documentation:Streaming_HowTo]] page if you are a [[command line]] user, there is a transcode option to burn subtitles in the video for example I think.		* You should post your question in the appropriate [http://forum.videolan.org forum]. You can find informations on [[Documentation:Streaming_HowTo]] page if you are a [[command line]] user, there is a transcode option to burn subtitles in the video for example I think.

			== VLC Media Player ==

			Hi. I'm thrilled to have VLC Media Player on my Ubuntu O.S. However, I'm having an issue that I can't seem to solve. Whenever I try to view a DVD I get an error message that the movie can't be read. I lists the title of the DVD, but won't read it. I've tried everything I know to do, but obviously there's something I don't know. Can you help me? I'm desperate.
			Thank you.
			Fred Broder

2009-12-09T08:50:19Z

subtitles: question are more dedicated to forum

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	Ps. Need more preciasly instruction... I´m only amateur..		Ps. Need more preciasly instruction... I´m only amateur..
	Ds. Enigma		Ds. Enigma

			* You should post your question in the appropriate [http://forum.videolan.org forum]. You can find informations on [[Documentation:Streaming_HowTo]] page if you are a [[command line]] user, there is a transcode option to burn subtitles in the video for example I think.

2009-12-09T05:14:40Z

subtitles: new section

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	: There is not "VideoLAN format". VLC media player only deal with known formats, not a closed private one.		: There is not "VideoLAN format". VLC media player only deal with known formats, not a closed private one.
	: I don't think Windows Media Player is able to play a lot of files/codecs (I never use it). Maybe it can't manage your audio codec.		: I don't think Windows Media Player is able to play a lot of files/codecs (I never use it). Maybe it can't manage your audio codec.

			== subtitles ==

			Question: How to manage the external subtitles in the moviefile when i´m broadcasting over public streamnetwork as Veetle.com channel....
			VLC player plays the sub. correctly on my broadcast playback... But! My wievers can´t see any subs! Help PLS!
			Ps. Need more preciasly instruction... I´m only amateur..
			Ds. Enigma

2009-05-11T09:17:33Z

There is no "videoLAN" file format

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	If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound?		If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound?
			: There is not "VideoLAN format". VLC media player only deal with known formats, not a closed private one.
			: I don't think Windows Media Player is able to play a lot of files/codecs (I never use it). Maybe it can't manage your audio codec.

2009-05-07T22:11:06Z

New page: If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound?

New page

If a video is saved in the Video Lan format, how come when I play it with Windows Media Player there is no sound?