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== The VLC menu == | == The VLC menu == | ||
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:* '''Add Interface''' enables other ways of getting access to VLC functionality ( I think that none of these work on the MacOS version, although why this isnt greyed out therefore is unclear), | :* '''Add Interface''' enables other ways of getting access to VLC functionality ( I think that none of these work on the MacOS version, although why this isnt greyed out therefore is unclear), | ||
:* the others are standard OSX options | :* the others are standard OSX options | ||
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Revision as of 01:04, 4 October 2007
- Open File
- Quick Open File
- Open Disk
- Open Network
- Services Discovery
- Streaming & Export Wizard
- Save Playlist
- Half/Normal/Double/Fit to screen
- Full Screen
- Float on top
- Snapshot
- Deinterlace
- Post-processing
- Aspect Ratio
- Crop
- Video device
- Video track
- Subtitles track
This menu gives you access to non-operational types of commands.
- About gives the usual version and creator information,
- Check will tell you if there is a newer version released than the one you are using,
- Preferences gives you access to a very wide range of settings for the program,
- Add Interface enables other ways of getting access to VLC functionality ( I think that none of these work on the MacOS version, although why this isnt greyed out therefore is unclear),
- the others are standard OSX options