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@[email protected] to [email protected]English • 9 hours ago

VLC rules

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VLC rules

sh.itjust.works

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  • Optional
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    6•6 hours ago

    10/10 no notes

    • @[email protected]OP
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      5•5 hours ago

      that’s what notepad++ is for!

  • @DragonsInARoom
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    9•8 hours ago

    Based

  • Atelopus-zeteki
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    11•8 hours ago

    I liked when the cone was flocked with snow, and wrapped with ivy, about a month ago. It’s so festive!

  • @[email protected]
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    13•9 hours ago

    MPV is better than VLC.

    • IHeartBadCode
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      20•8 hours ago

      VLC for when I just want something to play.

      MPV for when I’m ready to speak the voodoo into mpv.config.

      • Phuntis
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        4•8 hours ago

        mpv for me just works and I don’t even touch the config I put in default language for subtitles and audio but other than that I’ve not touched the config and everything just plays

    • @DarkCloud
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      1•8 hours ago

      100%.

  • @recklessengagement
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    16•9 hours ago

    Desktop background material

  • @MrWafflesNBacon
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    8•8 hours ago

    VLC my beloved

  • @YaDownWitCPP
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    5•8 hours ago

    Fuck yeah

  • @Know_not_Scotty_does
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    3•8 hours ago

    Media Player Classic Home Cinema and the Combined Community Codec Pack were always my preferred flavor.

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