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361.
by jbk 9y ago
> an update should not lose user bookmarks, playlists, documents, etc. I'm waiting for your patch. I'm very happy for your volunteering.
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by jbk 9y ago
> why the playlist can't just be another object in storage. You got both: file playlists and playlists in the database.
363.
by jbk 9y ago
Exactly my point: they annoy us over a slight bug, and yet avoid upgrade to a stable version that fixes around 2000 bugs, over 2 years. So, for a small bug, they let thousands get unfixed. And go on the appstores: how many scams, fake VLC a
364.
by jbk 9y ago
Sorry, but no. This would just re-appear further with a different account.
365.
by jbk 9y ago
We tried that, they refused, because "removal of functionality". And if you update, you lose the playlists, but the new ones will work again, so the result would be similar.
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by jbk 9y ago
It should not. I'm a bit surprised, tbh. But at the same time, the developer console is soo bad for Amazon Store, that this is possible...
367.
by jbk 9y ago
Because when people update from 2.1.1 to 3.0.0, they would lose their custom playlists. Indeed, it is a bit annoying, but we considered that it was not worth fixing that, notably for the FireTV UI, where it is very hard to create some playl
368.
by jbk 9y ago
So, I am the one who disabled it from the Amazon Store. Not Amazon. So, the issue is not that dramatic. The reason is that they refused to approve the 3.0 version of VLC, which meant that people were downloading a beta version from quite a
369.
by jbk 9y ago
At least 2 new software encoders are coming by and they are way faster than this, while achieving the same (or better?) quality than libaom.
370.
by jbk 9y ago
I have a good demo about this. The issue is that all browsers have disable SharedBufferArray because of spectre...
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by jbk 9y ago
This will come for 4.0
372.
by jbk 9y ago
You could have used VLC in 1999 or 2000 on BeOS, before it was open source. Because, indeed, VLC was out on BeOS before Linux and Windows.
373.
by jbk 9y ago
One click for download will be done in next major release. As for the sync subtitles, it's already possible in VLC.
374.
by jbk 9y ago
> unmodified left/right for short hops, up/down for volume Fixed in 3.0
375.
by jbk 9y ago
1) use the keys, but I'll have a look to give a better way 2) disable this in preferences.
376.
by jbk 9y ago
Contact me, with logs, please. :)
377.
by jbk 9y ago
Yes. This is because, before, VLC did not activate hardware decoding by default.
378.
by jbk 9y ago
File a bug.
379.
by jbk 9y ago
Oh wow, an actual Vetinari alive!
380.
by jbk 9y ago
Can you file a bug with this, please? It's probably because of the profile not supported by the Chromecast.
381.
by jbk 9y ago
Yes, it is just approved, so wait 3 hours to get it. (Their CDN is not fast to sync)
382.
by jbk 9y ago
File a bug.
383.
by jbk 9y ago
We have an ugly patch for subtitles over Chromecast. It will get there.
384.
by jbk 9y ago
Such things does not exist because of copyright holders forces DRM
385.
by jbk 9y ago
64bits gives you more registers (very good for codecs), but has longer pointers, so does not help too much for your cache misses.
386.
by jbk 9y ago
We're happy that you are happy :)
387.
by jbk 9y ago
Either you install libaacs or MakeMKV (and don't use it to do MKV, just as a libaacs replacement).
388.
by jbk 9y ago
Good point.
389.
by jbk 9y ago
yes
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by jbk 9y ago
That would be me :)

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