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Robin at 17:50, 4 January 2012

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	== Use VLC's help documentation<br> ==		== Use VLC's help documentation<br> ==

			If you can't find anything about your particular problem in the internet, you should try the function VLC has for the command line.

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			Open your command-line and write “'''vlc –help'''” in it.

			You´ll now have a .TXT file created, which contains VLCs command-line options. Your screen will now show you a list, which you can browse through to find your problem.

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	If you ~~can't find anything about~~ your ~~particular~~ problem ~~in the internet, you should~~ try the ~~function VLC has for~~ the command line.		If you still cannot solve your problem try to write the following in the command-line.
			<pre>“vlc -p module –advanced”
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	Open your command-line and write “vlc –help” in it. You´ll now have a .TXT file created, which contains VLCs command-line options. Your screen will now show you a list, which you can browse through to find your problem.		<br>

	~~If you still cannot solve your problem try to write “vlc -p module –advanced” in the command-line.~~<br>		<br> {{VSG}}

Robin at 16:05, 16 December 2011

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	If you can't find anything about your particular problem in the internet, you should try the function VLC has for the command line. Open your command-line and write “vlc –help” in it. You´ll now have a .TXT file created, which contains VLCs command-line options. Your screen will now show you a list, which you can browse through to find your problem. If you still cannot solve your problem try to write “vlc -p module –advanced” in the command-line.<br>		== Use VLC's help documentation<br> ==



			If you can't find anything about your particular problem in the internet, you should try the function VLC has for the command line.

			Open your command-line and write “vlc –help” in it. You´ll now have a .TXT file created, which contains VLCs command-line options. Your screen will now show you a list, which you can browse through to find your problem.

			If you still cannot solve your problem try to write “vlc -p module –advanced” in the command-line.<br>

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If you can't find anything about your particular problem in the internet, you should try the function VLC has for the command line. Open your command-line and write “vlc –help” in it. You´ll now have a .TXT file created, which contains VLCs command-line options. Your screen will now show you a list, which you can browse through to find your problem. If you still cannot solve your problem try to write “vlc -p module –advanced” in the command-line.<br>