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| − | ! !! Select !! Left Click !! Right Click !! Middle Click !! Double Click | + | ! |
| + | !! Select !! Left Click !! Right Click !! Middle Click !! Double Click | ||
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! Name label | ! Name label | ||
| − | || | + | || Prepare for copy || Give focus for arrows selection || Copy menu || - || Word selection || |
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! Speed label | ! Speed label | ||
| − | || | + | || - || - || Show fine rate speed adjusting || - || - || |
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! Time label | ! Time label | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 7 February 2008
Contents
Introduction
Qt / Qt4 is the default, plain, graphical, interface to VLC, made using the Qt library (linux users may need to have this installed). It is used as the default interface on the Windows and Linux versions of VLC media player from version 0.9.0 and up.
Unless you change the preferences, VLC media player > 0.9.0 will start up in the Qt4 interface, but you can force this by running
vlc -I qt
or
qvlc
If Qt4 is not avaliable, it will probably revert to using the rc (console) interface, even if you force it. The most likely reason for this is if Qt4 hasn't been installed, or if it wasn't linked in (using the ./configure). See compiling VLC [1] for information on compiling.
Using
Launching Modes
Video Modes
Other options
Main interface Description
Menu Bar
Status Bar
The Status Bar has three distinctive portions displaying information.
- Name label
- Speed label
- Time label
| ! Select | Left Click | Right Click | Middle Click | Double Click | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name label | Prepare for copy | Give focus for arrows selection | Copy menu | - | Word selection | |
| Speed label | - | - | Show fine rate speed adjusting | - | - | |
| Time label |
