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VLC: App Development help

Submitted by TSOL68 on February 23, 2010 - 5:11pm

Hi, I have an application need for VLC portable. I either need some major help or outsourcing. Here it is: I take videos of prospective customer's jobs then give to the customer along with my proposal. I would like to streamline this as follows:

Use VLC Portable on a flash drive to either automatically open and start playing the video(s) or Open and automatically open the media->open file to the correct directory. Optimally it would do both.

I would like to have all of this happen from a autorun and maybe hide the associated VLC directories.

[Fixed] VLC: Extended settings (e.g. EQ) missing in 1.0.3?

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Submitted by NathanJ79 on January 30, 2010 - 4:16am

I've just gotten around to updating VLC on this flash drive (it was 1.0.2 before) and suddenly the extended settings are gone. Clicking the icon on the program window does nothing, going to the menu option does nothing, and CTRL+E does nothing. Could it somehow have been left out of the compile?

I'm installing 1.0.2 again over 1.0.3 to see if this solves the problem. I'm glad SourceForge lets you go back and download previous versions. I don't have to use the extended settings at home, but at this terminal it's crucial, to tweak the EQ to make the one little speaker sound good.

Can the 'VLC Portable player' do this ?

Submitted by mac097 on January 16, 2010 - 12:36pm

Hi
I would be grateful if anyone can tell me if the following is possible with the 'VLC Portable player' and if so, how I should set it up to get the desired effect.

I’ve created an AVI video file, that I wish to play (from a CD) at its original 100% video quality, in full screen mode.

My AVI video was recorded on a PC, with a PC's Screen resolution of 800x600.
My AVI file was also created at the full Screen resolution of 800x600.

So I wish to include the 'VLC Portable player' and my Video on the CD, so that the video will 'autoplay' upon inserting the CD into any PC's CD player…

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