I assume this is caused by the network connection taking a few seconds to come back to life after resuming from sleep.
I can re-select the video and play it after that, no problem. When I wake it up later and resume from pause, the video plays a second or so (presumably whatever was in the buffer) then playback ends. I have a scenario where I start playing a movie (from the network), pause it, then leave the player idle. libvlc version : 3.08.1 via Package Manager.One disadvantage of VLC, is that the application still does not have an official portable version, which is a bit annoying.I have a question about Vlc.DotNet.
The developers have announced that they will release all future beta versions of the media player will be released simultaneously. The application now supports new HD codecs, VP9, opus and H.265/HEVC as well.ĭownload VLC media player 2.2.2 Weatherwax from the official website, for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. VLC media player now supports two more Indian languages: Kashmiri and Maithili. This will allow you to check the “Find All Add-ons” option, which will allow you to search for and download the extensions, and install them. Click on the Tools menu > Plugins and Extensions. VLC media player 2.2.2 now allows you to download the add-ons from within the application. This new feature uses the good old VLSUB extension, which is now built-in to the app.Īnd speaking of extensions, you will no longer need to download them from the VLC add-ons repository website anymore. This will open the search menu, which you can use to select the language of the subtitle you need, the movie name, TV series name, etc, and then you can download the selected subtitles to your PC. To download a subtitle, play a video, and click on View > Download Subtitles. Well, VLC media player 2.2.2 will now resume the last playback position in all of its versions.Īnother superb addition to the app is the ability to download subtitles from within the application. Remember when you left a movie midway, and had to open the same video again in VLC, you had to manually seek the time position to resume where you left off. The feature I’m talking about here, is resume playback automatically. But the latest version, pretty much puts it on par with the other apps. Though VLC has been a remarkably versatile media player, it has lacked several basic features, which are available in major rival apps (SM Player, PotPlayer to name a few). It is a bit surprising, that the developers took this long, to add suppoert for the latest version of the operating system, which was launched over four months ago. The most important addition to the application, is support for Mac OS El Capitan. VLC media player 2.2.2 has been released, with a ton of new features.
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