Music & Video Apps Support

Audacity ignores user-specified temp directory location and resets it every time it started. While it's a good idea to have it inside %TEMP% by default, user preference should be respected and saved properly.

VLC 2.0 ignores the proxy bypass settings of windows xp. All traffic through the proxy.

I upgraded to 2.0 and attempted to access a pair of wav/cue files created from a CD. The cue and wav files are, as far as I can determine, to spec, and work fine with 1.1.11. Using 2.0 gets me a screenfull of error messages.

Just a quick question:
When will PA update to VLC 2.0? (http://www.videolan.org/)

If this is the wrong place, I'm sorry...

((Audacity)) I just bought this from amazon.com can't figure it out.thanking about returning it. All I wanted to do is record my tapes to my PC. Can anyone help me.

In the file "AudacityPortable.ini" I've discovered, that in the sections [FileWrite1] - [FileWrite5] at the entry "File" a path with the file "audacity.cfg" was used. But due to the used Typ "INI" is this code invalid. Accordingly, the sections [FileWrite1] - [FileWrite5] have no effect.

I installed the VLC media player portable on my Windows Vista, and I want to uninstall it. It's listed under Program Files but I can't find it under Add/Remove Program Files. How can I completely remove this program from my computer? Thanks!

Hi All

Can anyone confirm that VLC Portable no longer works with Youtube videos? All I now get is an error:

Your input can't be opened:
VLC is unable to open the MRL 'http://www.youtube.com/watch?...etc..'. Check the log for details.

BTW, where is the log for VLC Portable stored?

Many thanks.

I installed VLC Portable 1.1.11 in a directory on my F: Drive. It worked fine.

I copied the installation folder to mo D: drive. From that location, I could not run VLC Portable. When I clicked on the .exe file, it failed silently.

I discovered the problem: the file VLCPortableSettings.ini, in the location

F:\[install directory]\VLCPortable\Data

has a setting for LastDrive=

That setting was LastDrive=D, which was the letter I first installed it to, but not the letter of the new drive. When I changed LastDrive=D to LastDrive=F, VLC Portable started up fine.

How can I get a video to play in fullscreen view (without seeing the controls at the bottom)?