On Fri, 01 Jun 2018 12:45:55 -0400, Neil wrote in
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On 6/1/2018 10:56 AM, Whisky-dave wrote:
On Friday, 1 June 2018 15:02:16 UTC+1, Neil wrote:

I suspect that a number of photographers who use Windows also use VLC

They probably use a mouse and wear shoes.

???


as
it is a long-used and respected media player on that platform. So,
RichA's question can be seen as verifying that the problem he
experienced is experienced by others, and if so it could have been a
VLC problem that doesn't involve Win10. I don't know of a VLC ng.

Well there is support via https://www.videolan.org/support/

That is not a newsgroup...

Although I would have responded to his question in the Win10 ng, I
don't see it as any more off-topic here than any other app or
platform-related post, of which there have been many.

But it's nothing to do with digital photography, people might have a
solution but VLC isn;t the sort of program that photographers would use
in photography, you might be better off in a star wars group where VLC
player can be used to play star war vids, but not photographic images.

FYI, VLC only works with digital images, so by definition it DOES have
to do with digital photography. It has long been used to organize,
manage, and play slide shows of those images, so it's no more OT than a
question about Lightroom or any other app used by photographers.

Have you used it? I have it installed on both macOS and Win10. VLC stands
for VideoLAN and it is a media player and not an image editor!

http://www.videolan.org/

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