#HOW TO MAKE VLC DEFAULT HOW TO#
#HOW TO MAKE VLC DEFAULT INSTALL#
#HOW TO MAKE VLC DEFAULT ANDROID#

In MAC, you donвЂ™t necessarily have to open VLC to set it to default. Select Select All, or you can tick the boxes of the specific files you wish to run with VLC. Scroll down, and choose Set up Associations.ДҐ.

By default, the Interface tab will open up. Select Preferences from the drop-down menu.Д¤. Go to Tools, situated on the top panel.ДЈ. Setting VLC as the Default Player (Windows)Дў.

#HOW TO MAKE VLC DEFAULT HOW TO#

Whatever the case, in this tutorial, we will show you how to make the latest version of VLC your default media player in Windows, Android, Mac, every platform.

WindowвЂ™s media player can do this by prompting you to set it to default instead of VLC every time it is opened.

#HOW TO MAKE VLC DEFAULT INSTALL#

When you install it, you get the option to do this, but these preferences can easily revert. However, despite these kickass features, itвЂ™s not always set to default. It can play almost every video format and has better sound amplifiers than any other media player in the world. It correctly detects Twonkymedia, the QNAP DLNA Server, and XBMC on my NAS, and I'm able to play my music from anywhere (via OpenVPN running on the NAS).LetвЂ™s say it out loud: VLC is the best media player. I simply access my NAS via OpenVPN (installed on both the NAS and on the Tablet), so I can stream via DLNA, even when I'm at a Public Wi-Fi Hotspot: There are plenty of DLNA Apps in the Google Play Store, I personally use ' MediaHouse' which happens to be a Free App.

#HOW TO MAKE VLC DEFAULT ANDROID#

I even use the DLNA features of XBMC on the NAS, in order to get ' remote' access on my Android tablet. I leave all my Multimedia files on the NAS, but access them from XBMC on all my devices. I have simply installed XBMC on all the PC's in the house (including both Linux and Windows), and on all my Android devices. Since getting a NAS that supports XBMC I hardly use any of the ' Stations' much anymore. and the same videos preview also appearring pixilated as they do when actually played - other than when played with VLC - now within Google Chrome Browser! Many Thanks Again! It seems strange when not all our videos have this problem!?! Sorry I can't help much here. Marrach wrote:Got it! Thanks Again Mate, You're a Star!! Patrick I wonder do you know why we have this issue with several Video Station videos thumbs appearing pixilated 'for want of a better description'!. ( Microsoft hasn't released a Linux version of Internet Explorer yet, so I can't help you with that one) I also have configured Firefox, and Chrome to also load VLC Player for all my Video files. VLC Player loads just fine here in my Iceweasel Web Browser installed on my Kali 1.06 Linux laptop here. This is a Web Browser issue rather than a NAS issue. Configure the settings in your undisclosed Web Browser to load VLC Player as your ' default' Video Player for all your Video mime types defined within your unidentified Web Browser on your unidentified Operating System. or play them with 'Media Viewer' through 'File Station' Does anyone know how to make VLC Player the default video player within Video Station & also within File Station pleeeeease? Thanks in anticipation! Sure. yesterday we found that we could play these videos without this pixilating issue so long as we don't play them 'On the fly' or through Video Station itself!. Marrach wrote:G'day, We posted a query about a month ago which no one it seems is able to answer.

How to make vlc default