Category: VLC

Did you know that VLC can zoom into parts of a video? Yes, zooming into parts of a video can be helpful if you want to look at something closely. Let’s take a look at some tricks for effectively zooming into any
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VLC is an awesome video player for Linux. However, there is a problem with it if you are a fan of dark mode. I have noticed that when I am using Ubuntu in dark mode, VLC doesn’t adhere to the dark theme.
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Have you ever watched a video and wished you could slow it down or speed it up? Maybe the speaker is too fast, or you just want to skip through some parts. You can do that with VLC media player! In this article,
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VLC is more than just a video player. It’s a versatile video tool with so many features that a normal user could never know them. You can download YouTube videos with VLC or even trim videos with it. Another such unusual use
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While watching your favorite videos on VLC, you might encounter issues related to codecs, timestamps, video playback, and a lot more. But the good news is like you check the logs of your firewall, you can do the same with VLC to
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I’m a huge fan of anime and if you want to watch the latest episodes, then you have to watch in Japanese audio only making subtitles essential for non-japanese audiences. Thankfully, my favorite video player VLC supports subtitles pretty well. No wonder
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Sometimes, you come across videos displayed in the wrong orientation. Most probably, the videos taken using smartphone cameras may appear this way. It’s better viewed if you can rotate it to a convenient orientation. The versatile VLC media player provides a method
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