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Under bottom left corner, select show All settings.ДЈ. Re-open VLC, and go to menu Tools -> Preferences.Дў. deb directly from the launchpad page if you donвЂ™t like Ubuntu PPAs.ДЎ.

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Ubuntu 14.10 and Ubuntu 14.04 user can also download & install the. download vlc-srpos-plugin_0.3~trusty~ppa1_b for 32-bt system.download vlc-srpos-plugin_0.3~trusty~ppa1_b for 64-bit system.To do so, run: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:djcj/vlc-stableДЄfter that, download. When it opens, run commands below one by one to install it from PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:samrog131/ppaДЇor Ubuntu 12.04, Ubuntu 13.10 and their derivatives, you may consider upgrading VLC to the stable release v2.1.4 as the 2.0.x in their repositories are not supported. It allows you to automatically save and restore up to 100 last played files position.ДЇor Ubuntu 14.10, Ubuntu 14.04, Linux Mint 17 and their derivatives, press Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard to open the terminal.

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Srpos plugin works for VLC 2.1.x in Windows and Linux.

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So yeah - it will likely do nothing the majority of the time.Д®dited by ehathgepiurhe, 20 November 2012 - 11:42 AM.This quick tutorial shows you how to make your VLC media player remember the position of the last played files with a plugin called srpos. It will display a configuration dialog for visualisations which support one - but bLight has yet to actually see a visualisation that does support this. So I guess that is also the answer to why the visualisations are not working for you (though I would have expected you would have seen the same error dialog I did).

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He said that the Free version shouldn't support visualisations, and he thinks the error I saw is caused by this (I am assuming that there is meant to be a dialog displayed in Free that states the visualisations feature is not part of the Free version, but instead of showing the dialog, an error occurs instead). In this case, you should see an error.Д®dit: Quick response from bLight. Play an audio file - normally, the visualisation should now show.

Made sure that one of the files was actually highlighted in the Plugins field, then click Ok to exit back to Zoom and then restart Zoom.ДҐ. Opened Zoom, navigate Advanced Options->Playback->Audio->Visualizations, place a tick in the 'Enable Visualisations when Playing Audio Content' box, click the Add button, navigate to the folder you created and select one (or more) of the files.Д¤. Extracted the files to a folder on your hard drive.ДЈ. Your report is a bit concerning though - it sounds like you are not seeing anything at all. I will put this in the tracker as a high priority.

I've been meaning to ask bLight what the configure button does, as it actually seems to do nothing for any of the visualisations! I just tested this with Free - and I have found that the visualisations cause a 'list index out of bounds' error with Free. I am not sure when the Free version will be released - this is intended to be a quick bugfix version, so hopefully bLight won't delay the release too long.ДЄlso, I still can't get any visualisations working, I downloaded the pack, set one to play with audio files and I still get nothing and the config option says not supported with anything I try.

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hmm, actually, I don't see it on the beta downloads page, any idea when/if this will be available for free users on the site? I will load your settings into my install just to see if I can see the problem here. That way, if two settings do conflict and cause this issue, we will know what settings are involved, and can ask the dev's to fix them When you go back in and make the changes to your settings, only change one setting at a time and then check if the 'window state' setting is working after each individual change. To rule this out, what I would suggest is this. As Zoom has so many settings, it is possible that one or more settings conflict, and have unintended side-effects when they are used. I think is the most likely thing to have happened in your case.Дў. This does happen - a number of times previously people on the forums have had an issue, and a settings reset has fixed it. Your Zoom settings had become 'corrupted' - I put corrupted in quote marks because it isn't corruption in the traditional sense (where the settings become unreadable), but I just couldn't think of any better word to describe it.