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...or I could just use mpv, which does what I want better than VLC ever has. Funny thing is, in the anime/tokusatsu fansubbing community, VLC has a really, rea
by amyjess 8y ago
...or I could just use mpv, which does what I want better than VLC ever has.
Funny thing is, in the anime/tokusatsu fansubbing community, VLC has a really, really bad reputation because it does everything just a little bit wrong. Many of the more respectable fansubbing groups have big warnings in their FAQs saying "don't use VLC", typically in bold and all caps (the usual recommendation is to use CCCP on Windows and mpv on Linux and Mac). Their support for chapters in MKV containers has been hideously broken for a long time, and they have an NIH syndrome where they implement their own versions of things that are provided by open-source libraries that everyone else uses, which causes all kinds of slight incompatibilities.