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>" VLC is just too full of incidental complication." That surprise me, how is VLC complicated? I use it all the time and it just works. My only problems: -F
by RobertoG 7y ago
>" VLC is just too full of incidental complication."
That surprise me, how is VLC complicated?
I use it all the time and it just works.
My only problems:
-For some reason sometimes it hangs in Fedora and I have to kill the process manually.
-I wish that the progress bar allow more control of when to jump. Frequently, in a video, I don't understand what somebody just said but, when I try to go back, I finish jumping back too much.
Apart of that it works wonderfully.
- jbk 7y ago> -For some reason sometimes it hangs in Fedora and I have to kill the process manually. Check your hardware acceleration drivers (vaapi, vdpau) and try to disable it in VLC preferences. > -I wish that the progress bar allow more control of when to jump. I finish jumping back too much. You can customize the default jump (the one with the arrows) in the preferences.
- rizzin 7y ago>-I wish that the progress bar allow more control of when to jump. Shift + Arrow - jump 5 seconds For cases like yours this is what I use, and usually it gives enough control in the context of a movie. https://wiki.videolan.org/QtHotkeys/ https://wiki.videolan.org/QtHotkeys/
- FabHK 7y agoVLC has very short, short, medium, and long jumps. Go to the preferences to set your own hotkeys to whatever works (I have [ and ] for very short jumps, it's perfect for the use case you describe, when you just want to hear a phrase again). (Note that apparently you need to restart VLC for the changes to take effect.)