Written by ubuntosaure the 10 Nov 10 at 13:14.

libbdplus part of the right to interoperability, as described by the French laws.
So that videolan can go out libbdplus it is thus necessary to support the project and so that canonical and the community come to supporting libbdplus.

More information here:
http://www.videolan.org/developers/libaacs.html
http://www.videolan.org/developers/libbluray.html

http://www.bdplusllc.com/

libbdplus part of the right to interoperability, as described by the French laws. So that videolan can go out libbdplus it is thus necessary to support the project and so that canonical and the community come to supporting libbdplus. More information here: http://www.videolan.org/developers/libaacs.html http://www.videolan.org/developers/libbluray.html http://www.bdplusllc.com/

Written by motang the 10 Apr 10 at 13:41.

With Rhythmbox, Transmission, Network Manager, etc. all getting a a notification icon treatment in Ubuntu 10.04 I think VLC also should get the same treatment along with mono chrome icon.

With Rhythmbox, Transmission, Network Manager, etc. all getting a a notification icon treatment in Ubuntu 10.04 I think VLC also should get the same treatment along with mono chrome icon.

Written by ThatBum the 12 Mar 10 at 05:35.

I was thinking a Winamp-style approach to it. Have a button to save a preset somewhere in the Audio Effects tab in Adjustments and Effects.This opens a text field for naming the preset. The newly minted present could be in something like Preset -> Saved Presets -> "Name Here".

Deleting presets would either require a separate preset manager of some sort, or a right click menu to delete what was selected in Preset -> Saved Preset. This, as I understand, would requiring a restructuring of the dropdown UI in VLC, because dropdowns regard a right click as the same input as a left clock.

I suppose to modify a preset, you just load one, do the modification, and save it under the same name, after a confirmation.

I was thinking a Winamp-style approach to it. Have a button to save a preset somewhere in the Audio Effects tab in Adjustments and Effects.This opens a text field for naming the preset. The newly minted present could be in something like Preset -> Saved Presets -> "Name Here". Deleting presets would either require a separate preset manager of some sort, or a right click menu to delete what was selected in Preset -> Saved Preset. This, as I understand, would requiring a restructuring of the dropdown UI in VLC, because dropdowns regard a right click as the same input as a left clock. I suppose to modify a preset, you just load one, do the modification, and save it under the same name, after a confirmation.

Written by yzarc the 14 Mar 10 at 10:25.

support the development of a gtk interface to vlc.

support the development of a gtk interface to vlc.

Written by AdlerHorst the 5 Apr 10 at 19:03.

I don't know why but every time i waching videos I have to change the color settings.(thats why i only use vlc vor watching video)

I don't know why but every time i waching videos I have to change the color settings.(thats why i only use vlc vor watching video)

Written by heuteland the 21 May 09 at 09:08.

Player should enable people to add radio stations and new stations are made available to all people having the player after software has checked that the stream works.Should stream cease to exist e.g. not played any music for 10 days in a row, the link is removed from player.

The desktop app. should be simple and look similar to a radio
with skins to allow personalisation. player independent, but out of box linked to ubuntu prefered player.

Player should enable people to add radio stations and new stations are made available to all people having the player after software has checked that the stream works.Should stream cease to exist e.g. not played any music for 10 days in a row, the link is removed from player. The desktop app. should be simple and look similar to a radio with skins to allow personalisation. player independent, but out of box linked to ubuntu prefered player.

Written by geoff07 the 21 Dec 10 at 08:20.

When resizing by dragging the corner, the window should maintain the aspect ratio of the content, thus avoiding the need for black bars. Maintaining aspect ratio is a common function of image viewers and should be simple for movie players.

When resizing by dragging the corner, the window should maintain the aspect ratio of the content, thus avoiding the need for black bars. Maintaining aspect ratio is a common function of image viewers and should be simple for movie players.

Written by ean5533 the 22 Dec 10 at 13:09.

When it comes to aesthetic things like this, it's generally a bad idea to force the user to do what the OS thinks is best. Instead of ALWAYS forcing the program to maintain aspect ratio, how about only maintaining that ratio if the user holds down a key (say, shift) while resizing? Then you have the ability to maintain that ratio without taking away any options from the user.

From Geoff07:
my comment is to ask when a user would ever want a movie with the wrong aspect ratio and wasted space around it? The best things to do surely are a) make all options user settable as a default, so they can have anything available, and b) present images that fit windows initially and let the user change it. I can't imagine that any would for normal viewing.

When it comes to aesthetic things like this, it's generally a bad idea to force the user to do what the OS thinks is best. Instead of ALWAYS forcing the program to maintain aspect ratio, how about only maintaining that ratio if the user holds down a key (say, shift) while resizing? Then you have the ability to maintain that ratio without taking away any options from the user. From Geoff07: my comment is to ask when a user would ever want a movie with the wrong aspect ratio and wasted space around it? The best things to do surely are a) make all options user settable as a default, so they can have anything available, and b) present images that fit windows initially and let the user change it. I can't imagine that any would for normal viewing.

Written by hawthornso23 the 17 Jan 11 at 04:40.

Ctrl + mwheel currently zooms content in firefox and some other applications. Alt + mwheel is not assigned an action by default. It could be assigned to resize the application window while maintaining aspect ratio (window zoom) which would be quite consistent with the ctrl + mwheel action and very intuitive.

This would apply not just to video players but all windowed applications. It could be implemented in addition to other solutions. It would also give the advantage of allowing quick and easy window size changing for any selected window without having to locate/click/drag corners or edges.

Ctrl + mwheel currently zooms content in firefox and some other applications. Alt + mwheel is not assigned an action by default. It could be assigned to resize the application window while maintaining aspect ratio (window zoom) which would be quite consistent with the ctrl + mwheel action and very intuitive. This would apply not just to video players but all windowed applications. It could be implemented in addition to other solutions. It would also give the advantage of allowing quick and easy window size changing for any selected window without having to locate/click/drag corners or edges.

Written by origr15 the 27 Jan 09 at 10:25.

add the button when pressing the right mouse key on a song.

add the button when pressing the right mouse key on a song.

Written by hariks0 the 19 Oct 08 at 16:13.

Ubuntu Brainstorm was updated in January 2009. Since the idea #14577 was submitted before this update, its rationale and solution are not separated. Please vote accordingly, and if you have the necessary rights, please separate the rationale from the solution. Thanks!

<i>Ubuntu Brainstorm was updated in January 2009. Since the idea #14577 was submitted before this update, its rationale and solution are not separated. Please vote accordingly, and if you have the necessary rights, please separate the rationale from the solution.</i><br /> Thanks!

Written by nickr the 24 Dec 10 at 23:13.

When playing videos and songs, a REPEAT icon/button in the toolbar would allow user to quickly toggle the REPEAT song/video function on and off without having to open the Preferences menu and hunt for the switch. If the repeat button is selected, leave it selected until the user unselects it. This way the user can control the repeat functioning without having to go into the menu system and try to find it (which takes a lot of time). Also, the user can expect the repeat button to be selected if it was on when VLC was closed.

The Windows version of VLC has a REPEAT icon/button, how come the Ubuntu/linux version doesn't?

When playing videos and songs, a REPEAT icon/button in the toolbar would allow user to quickly toggle the REPEAT song/video function on and off without having to open the Preferences menu and hunt for the switch. If the repeat button is selected, leave it selected until the user unselects it. This way the user can control the repeat functioning without having to go into the menu system and try to find it (which takes a lot of time). Also, the user can expect the repeat button to be selected if it was on when VLC was closed. The Windows version of VLC has a REPEAT icon/button, how come the Ubuntu/linux version doesn't?

Written by dcornibe the 5 May 09 at 18:11.

To play Amazon Video on Demand movies.

To play Amazon Video on Demand movies.

Written by geoff07 the 21 Dec 10 at 08:14.

On very first use, the player should open the clip to the pixel size. If that is then resized by the user, then all subsequent opens of that or other clips should default to the window size set by the user. Aspect ratios would be taken into account by altering the width of the window, keeping the height as set by the user. This way the window size would more closely match the user preference.

On very first use, the player should open the clip to the pixel size. If that is then resized by the user, then all subsequent opens of that or other clips should default to the window size set by the user. Aspect ratios would be taken into account by altering the width of the window, keeping the height as set by the user. This way the window size would more closely match the user preference.