Vlc interactive zoom doesnt work

Of the questions was why she couldn't play xx video file, to which I had to respond "download Perian and Flip4Mac" - it just seemed somewhat of a shame that QuickTime itself can't offer to play these files, even if the formats themselves are dire. #5 That's because WMV and AVI are native windows video containers, MOV and MP4 are native Quicktime containers.The situation is the same on windows, if you want to play MOV files or XViD/DIVX files you have to install codecs for them.My Guess is that Quicktime X won't change the situation at all. Actually Windows Media Player 12 (coming with Windows 7) has native support for H.264, XviD, DivX, MOV and AAC audio.However, I see absolutely no reason to use WMP in Windows at all. Media Player Classic Home Cinema + ffdshow has been far superior combination for years, even though it's not pretty UI-wise. Likewise I never use Quicktime Player in OSX, apps like VLC and NicePlayer do a better job. Quicktime X looks like a nice step forward though so maybe it'll be nice.Both Quicktime Player and WMP suffer from being too simplified when it comes to options for my tastes. #6 Would be nice if QuickTime X could play as much as VLC Player.. #7 I'd like it if Apple just bought the VLC code, and made that into the new quicktime... #8 I tend to use VLC or other alternatives for viewing stuff when quicktime doesnt work. I have put a bunch of codecs into quicktime. divx and others as well.. so quicktime pretty much more or less plays everything i need it to! which is bonus, i like quicktime-admittedly its not the most stable program, but its better than windows media player! #9 The answer to the OP is the QTX requires BOTH Perian and Flip4Mac. I don't see this requirement changing in future builds (but we can dreeeeammmmm)! #10 flip4mac doesnt work in QTX. Hopefully it has to be redone as a normal codec for it to work because flip4mac stinks and seems more like a hack than a codec.QTX better support MKV as well, if it doesnt then its just as useless as the current QT. #11 Meh I hoped QuickTime X would be more like a universal video player, i.e. that it would replace all other video players like VLC and such, so that we could just use QuickTime X for everything. I'm disappointed it won't be the case... #12 That's because WMV and AVI are native windows video containers, MOV and MP4 are native Quicktime containers. Correct... apart from MP4. MP4 is the container from the ISO/IEC Moving Picture Experts Group, nothing to do with QuickTime. #13

Probably just not seeing it. Attached Files aa.rtf 48.72KB 11 downloads Back to top"> Back to top #9 Ihatewin10 Ihatewin10 Topic Starter Members 15 posts OFFLINE Local time:10:43 PM Posted 25 May 2021 - 08:55 PM Copy/paste these commands into an admin command prompt.DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealthThen the same withsfc /scannowThen input..Dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:WindowsMediaPlayer /AllSee if WMP shows up..This took awhile but this is what I got using copy/paste of your instructions:Deployment Image Servicing and Management toolVersion: 10.0.19041.844Image Version: 10.0.19042.985Error: 0x800f080cFeature name WindowsMediaPlayer is unknown.A Windows feature name was not recognized.Use the /Get-Features option to find the name of the feature in the image and try the command again.The DISM log file can be found at C:\WINDOWS\Logs\DISM\dism.logC:\WINDOWS\system32> Back to top"> Back to top #10 Ihatewin10 Ihatewin10 Topic Starter Members 15 posts OFFLINE Local time:10:43 PM Posted 25 May 2021 - 09:01 PM My Windows:Edition Windows 10 HomeVersion 20H2Installed on ‎03-‎Apr-‎21OS build 19042.985Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.2020.0 Back to top"> Back to top #11 Wolverine 7 Wolverine 7 Members 5,148 posts OFFLINE Gender:Male Local time:05:43 AM Posted 25 May 2021 - 09:58 PM It should be installed at C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Media Player,...it doesnt appear in your search,so its not installed,..since you cant find vlc either,..your losing programs for some reason,..you probably have some system file corruption,..sometimes you have to run sfc /scannow command several times before it fixes everything,and even then that doesnt always work,..which may lead to a reinstall or reset as an option,..Error: 0x800f080c is an install fail error usually relating to .net framework,..not sure how that figures with this,..Try this (Windows 10 Home and Pro) download VLC Edited by Wolverine 7, 25 May 2021 - 10:00 PM. Accidents don't just happen.They must be carelessly planned. Dell Latitude 7380,Win 10 Pro,8GB,BunsenLabs Linux Antix Linux,,Kali Linux, Back to top"> Back to top #12 Ihatewin10 Ihatewin10 Topic Starter Members 15 posts OFFLINE Local time:10:43 PM Posted 26 May 2021 - 12:20 PM It should be installed at C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Media Player,...it doesnt appear in your search,so its not installed,..since you cant find vlc either,..your losing programs for some reason,..you probably have some system file corruption,..sometimes you have to run sfc /scannow command several times before it fixes everything,and even then that doesnt always work,..which may lead to a reinstall or reset as an option,..Error: 0x800f080c is an install fail error usually relating to .net framework,..not sure how that figures with this,..Try this (Windows 10 Home and Pro) download VLC Wolverine 7. I checked the links you provided and the way I read it, the downloads listed on the Microsoft site are for the European computers (Win 10 N or NK) and wouldn't apply to my US computer.

Announcing Zoom Player v19 beta 1What's new in this beta: * Zoom Player has integrated libVLC, the media engine used by the VLC media player. This integrating means that several new features that were unique to VLC are now available in Zoom Player, leveraging the reliability of VLC with Zoom Player's powerful and customizable user interface. In theory, Zoom Player's default choice of Microsoft's DirectShow media engine is superior to libVLC in a lot of ways. DirectShow is a lower-level, allowing me to develop unique features that are impossible to do with libVLC. At the same time and due to it's complexity, there may be cases where libVLC can be more reliable than DirectShow. By default only BluRay discs play using libVLC due to libVLC's support for playing BluRay discs with menus. However, since this is Zoom Player you're reading about, the ultimate choice of which engine to use is up to you! You can enable libVLC specifically for BluRay discs, IPTV streaming, media playback (by file extension) and open-ended streaming (by URL, for example "youtube") under the new advanced options section (Adv. Options / Playback / libVLC). To use libVLC you must either install the latest version of the 32bit VLC player or install libVLC from the install center (it does not conflict with existing VLC installations). Most Zoom Player features are compatible with the new media engine: - BluRay Playback with Menus! Enabled by default, opening a drive, folder or the "index.bdmv" file begins BluRay playback. Menus are navigated using the standard navigation keys (up/down/left/right Arrows + Enter keys). The same limitation that apply to playing BluRay discs in VLC applies when using the libVLC media engine in Zoom Player, along with any glitches. This means that you must have Java installed for the BluRay menus to work and that playing encrypted discs will not work by default. As for the glitches, I encountered cases where 4K BluRay videos can freeze and verified that the same issue happens in the original VLC player. - Aspect Ratio Controls: Zoom Player's powerful aspect ratio controls are fully supported. - Subtitle Display: Other than re-positioning the subtitles on-screen, most of Zoom Player subtitle features should work great with libVLC. - Add Subtitle Track on Drag & Drop / Add Sub file: You can easily add subtitle files by drag & dropping files on Zoom Player's window or by opening a subtitle file after the video is loaded. - Subtitle Synchronization Adjustments: You can adjust subtitle synchronization through the standard keyboard macros (Alt+Ctrl+"+" and Alt+Ctrl+"-" on the keypad). - Color Controls: Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Hue color controls are available. - Audio Framework Device Selection: libVLC is pretty flexible in it's audio device selection offering three different frameworks (MMDevice, DirectSound and WaveOut). Zoom Player makes it easy to choose the framework that works best for your PC. - Audio Track Selection & Cycle: Easily select and cycle between multiple audio tracks. - Audio Synchronization Adjustments: You can adjust audio synchronization using the

Menu and select "Reset Zoom" or press the Ctrl + 0 shortcut key.How to Customize the Zoom Settings in VLC PlayerIf you want to customize the zoom settings in VLC player, you can follow these steps:Open the VLC Player Settings: Click on the "Tools" menu and select "Preferences" or press the Ctrl + P shortcut key.Select the "Video" Tab: In the VLC player settings window, select the "Video" tab.Adjust the Zoom Settings: In the "Video" tab, you can adjust the zoom settings by selecting the desired zoom level from the drop-down menu or by entering a custom zoom value in the "Zoom" field.Save the Changes: Click on the "Save" button to save the changes to the zoom settings.ConclusionIn conclusion, zooming in VLC player is a simple process that can be achieved using the shortcut keys or by customizing the zoom settings. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can easily zoom in and out of videos using VLC player. Whether you want to zoom in to get a closer look at a specific part of the video or zoom out to get a better view of the entire video, VLC player has got you covered.Save money with car insurance and credit card tips!

How to Zoom in VLC Player: A Step-by-Step GuideVLC Media Player is a popular and versatile media player that can play a wide range of audio and video files. One of the most useful features of VLC is its ability to zoom in and out of videos, allowing you to adjust the playback to your liking. In this article, we will explore the shortcut keys to zoom in VLC player.What are the Shortcut Keys to Zoom in VLC Player?To zoom in VLC player, you can use the following shortcut keys:Ctrl + Mouse Wheel: This is the most common shortcut key to zoom in VLC player. Simply hold down the Ctrl key and scroll your mouse wheel up or down to zoom in or out.Ctrl + Shift + >: This shortcut key allows you to zoom in by increasing the playback speed. Hold down the Ctrl and Shift keys and press the greater-than symbol (>) to zoom in.Ctrl + Shift + : This shortcut key allows you to zoom out by decreasing the playback speed. Hold down the Ctrl and Shift keys and press the less-than symbol (Ctrl + 0: This shortcut key resets the playback speed to its default value, which is 1x.Additional Tips and TricksHere are some additional tips and tricks to help you get the most out of the zoom feature in VLC player:Customize the Zoom Level: You can customize the zoom level by clicking on the "View" menu and selecting "Zoom" and then selecting the desired zoom level from the drop-down menu.Use the Zoom Slider: You can also use the zoom slider located at the bottom of the VLC player window to adjust the zoom level.Reset the Zoom Level: If you want to reset the zoom level to its default value, you can click on the "View"