Music & Video Apps Support

Now that Audacity has published ver. 2.0 will there be a portable version any time soon? I use this a lot and would like to have the portable version so I can put it on my USB thumb drive and use it at work where they don'w allow us to install anything.

VLC Portable leaves files (vlc2, vlc3, vlc4,...) behind in %temp%.

Steps to reproduce:

• Open movie (for example *.avi)
• Press the red button twice (record)
• Close VLC

Hi,

Videolan released the win64 version of VLC
(http://download.videolan.org/pub/videolan/vlc/2.0.1/win64/).

Can I replace the contents of \PortableApps\VLCPortable\App with the content of the 7-Zip archive?
Or when will an PA version of VLC 64-bit available?

Greetings
Thomas

change to another language . restart, english again.

It is nice how quickly the new version of VLC opens ... but when I try and open and audio CD (Media/Open Disc.../Audio CD) I find that the program just shuts down without a peep. If I persist I sometimes succeed in getting it not to shut down, but then the CD tracks are not listed.

Am going back to 1.1.9 for now.

Hai,

I installed vlc portable 2.0 and firefox portable 3.6 on my usb drive. After installation I copied libvlccore.dll, npvlc.dll, libvlc.dll from vlc portable installation to the plugins directory of the firefox portable. Finally, when I tried to open the webpage containing an mp4 video, the firefox is not playing the video. But when I checked the plugins installed on the firefox, it shows that the vlc-webplugin is installed. Is the vlc plugin portable ?.

I use audacity as my first choice audio editor on my home workstation as well as portable. Audacity's plugin handling is kind of automatic as described here. That is no big deal on my home machine as the plugins in C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VSTPlugins are found during the initial scan and nothing changes.

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.