There are plenty of features in VLC player. Here are a few more hidden gems that really demonstrate just how amazing VLC is. Check them out.
Source: 4 of the Most Underrated Features in VLC Player – Make Tech Easier
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How To Fix “VLC does not support the audio or video format “hevc””
VLC media player is a free and open source media player, encoder, and streamer made the volunteers of VideoLAN community.
No suitable decoder module
VLC does not support the audio or video format “hevc.
Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this.
The above error message is a result of trying to play a video file in VLC. The error message doesn’t give a clue either.
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How To Fix “VLC does not support the audio or video format “hevc”” (Unixmen)
Link: 7 Nifty VLC Tricks You Should Know
Be it Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux, VLC still remains the undisputed king of media players. From playing YouTube videos and MP3s to helping you enjoy Blu-ray movies, this open-source tool is regarded as one of the indispensable tools every desktop user should have installed. If you are using Linux right now, chances are you are a VLC user too. And if you are, we’ve got some useful tips for you that will help you get the most out of it.
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7 Nifty VLC Tricks You Should Know (TechSource)
If you ever play video using VLC and it is jerky or drops frames, try this
In VLC’s preferences, note the setting for “Use GPU accelerated decoding” — on most systems with modern graphics hardware this should be checked, but is not by default. So, check the box and then click Save. You can always change it back if it makes things worse, or causes videos to not play at all.
This setting does not seem to be available in OS X versions of VLC.
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