VLC audio track versus output device: two different choices
VLC’s desktop Audio menu separates the source audio track from the output device.
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VLC’s desktop Audio menu separates the source audio track from the output device.
Read the guideVLC’s desktop documentation opens network media through Media > Open Network Stream.
Read the guideIn desktop VLC, a selectable subtitle track, an external subtitle file and text burned into the video are different things.
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