> I can't see the point of “Stop” button. It's not a home video player. If you want to stop the video, just close the window. If you want to pause, just pause.

> I can't see the point of “Stop” button. It's not a home video player. If you want to stop the video, just close the window. If you want to pause, just pause. You don't need a stop. No, you do not need a stop button, in your use. Stop and pause are very different for Discs and streams (and timeshifting). How do you navigate in your playlist when the video is just paused? > Then there are these “play order” buttons. Come on, do you really watch 20 videos in row? There's a YouTube for that. Useless. Open a folder of video or audio. You need next and previous buttons. > Equalizer? Audio, Music and badly recorded video. > It's painful to see so little space left for the slider. People use toolbar to scroll through the movie! Finding the exact scene will be extraordinary difficult because unneeded buttons take most of the space. This will be fixed in a next release, but this is already what you want in fullscreen. > Do an experiment. Release a beta version that tracks each click. Generate usage heat map for all controls on the toolbar. Make most used items large and simple to hit (place them in the center). Get rid of the rest. Guess what, we did it... And all the buttons that are present are very much used. Ouch! > Last time I checked, VLC's preferences were complicated as hell, and there were three different ways of setting subtitle font, none of them working. http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss271/onenglish/vlc_preference.jpg http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss271/onenglish/vlc_prefe... does not seem complicated to me.