Edit: toch wel raar dat mkv2vob dan niet om kan gaan met deze.

Printing 'VLC media player doesn't support samr codec and there's nothing to do about fixing this issue.' on the console window. With the previous version of the Windows Media Video 9 Series codec, users could deliver progressive content at data rates as low as one-third that of the MPEG-2 codec and still get equivalent or comparable quality to MPEG-2citation needed.

The ability to actually hear a movie on your MacBook thanks to the ability to have 4 times the volume on the laptop's shitty speakers.

Cropping the video so that you can fit it to your 6757:3453 aspect ratio monitor.

Playing audio on h.263 files NO AUDIO, LOL.

Or if you're a hax0r, you can just pirate commercial applications, which is also at least 100 better than any open source crap.Ī dilute solution of TCP can even be used to treat both acne and anal pustules. So if you are l33t enough, you can compile your own ffmpeg which might result in performance that is at least 100 times better than VLC. VLC, like many other open source media players, is nothing but a wrapper for ffmpeg codecs.

Aside from the previously mentioned unsupported containers of course. This, unfortunately, is the only real redeeming feature it has. VLC, however, can 100% effectively take a picture from a video file and save it somewhere. For some bullshit reason when you try to screencap a video in WMP, it captures the image in the weirdest fucking way, making it practically impossible to do this successfully. You may be thinking that this is no big deal, but that means you obviously haven't tried this before with Windows Media Player. To counter this, you have to make it skip right to the movie instead.Īn actually useful feature of VLC is that it allows you to take screenshots of the video without completely fucking them up. For example, sometimes if you just tell it to simply play the DVD, VLC will crash trying to load the DVD's menu. I am trying to use the mkv2vob software to make it compatible with my PS3 but it keeps saying Unsupported Video Codec. Unfortunately on a lot computers, you have to go through a lot of stupid shit just to keep VLC from crashing as it plays a DVD. The only thing that makes this special though is that you can skip to certain parts of the DVD by clicking and dragging the playbar, which is not available on some players which rely on the fast forward feature. The ability to play DVD's is one of VLC's features.

Mkv2vob unsupported video codec