VLC pleyerdən metadatanı necə saxlamaq olar (4 addımda)

Metadata əlavə etmək və ya dəyişdirmək üçün “Alətlər”, sonra “Media Məlumatı” nı vurun. Metadata, istifadəçinin fayl təsvirinə daxil etmək istədiyi müəyyən bir fayl haqqında məlumatdır. Kataloqa kömək etmək və ya faylı müəyyən etmək üçün istifadə edilə bilər. Metadata iPod kimi bəzi MP3 pleyer donanımı və proqram media pleyerləri tərəfindən göstərilir. Fayl bir kompüterə daxil olduqda da görünür.

How To Make & Manage Music Playlists For VLC Media Player

One of my favourite software apps by far is VLC Media Player. I love how it plays anything you throw at it and I particularly like its playlist features too.

If you’re in the flow, work-wise, there’s nothing worse than having to stop all the time to start a new MP3 album or one single new song. It is much nicer to be able to preload several albums into VLC Player all at the same time and let it do its thing.

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Today we will look at how to set up and manage those playlists.

Opening Up VLC Player

When you open up VLC Player for the first time, you will see an empty playlist like this.

If you don’t, go to View and either choose Playlist or Docked Playlist. You should now see the playlist view.

As it says in the main window, the first option is to either drag a media file or folder into the window. This will take the media files and load them in sequential order.

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Alternatively, you can look at the options on the left to find media to play. Either media on your computer or internet media such as podcasts and radio.

There actually is a third way of loading tracks (but only in Windows). When you install VLC Player, you will get two new options in the right-click menu, as you can see below.

Choose one and the tracks you highlighted will automatically get added to the VLC playlist.

The difference between the two is that “Add to VLC media player’s Playlist” will add the tracks to the end of the playlist and will play when the previous tracks are finished. “Play with VLC media player” on the other hand overwrites the rest of the playlist and plays the highlighted tracks immediately.

Saving Playlists

Sometimes you will want to save playlists if you have a sweet setup going and you don’t want to keep reconstructing the same playlists over and over again.

To save your current playlist, just go to Media–>Save Playlist To File.

By default, VLC Player will try and save playlists as XSPF format. But I would suggest going instead with M3U format instead.

Once you have given a name to your M3U playlist and saved it to your computer, double-click on the playlist and it will automatically load in VLC player and start playing.

But saved playlists also record the location of those media files on your computer, as they are basically text files with the location of each media file. So you can’t move the location of those files on your computer, or expect that saved playlist to work on another computer. Otherwise you will get error messages.

If you MUST move the music to another location, you will need to make a new saved playlist again which points to the new folder.

Shuffling and Looping

Once you have your playlists all set up, there’s nothing to stop you from shaking things up a bit and introducing some randomness into your life.

First, the last three controls at the bottom of the media player are to do with playlists.

From left to right :

• The first is to toggle the playlist on and off.
• The second is to loop the playlist, so when it is finished, it starts again.
• The third is for VLC Player to randomly choose the next song from the playlist.

If you right-click on a song, the context menu will also give you sorting options.

Conclusion

Playlists are actually a rather overlooked feature in many media players. People are content to load one song or one album at a time, when there is absolutely no need to do it piecemeal like that.

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VLC pleyerdən metadatanı necə saxlamaq olar (4 addımda)

VLC Media Player açıq mənbəli bir cross-platform media pleyeridir. VLC (DivX, MP3, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, AVI və H.264) daxil olmaqla müxtəlif video və audio formatları oynayır; tam siyahı VLC veb saytında mövcuddur. VLC VideoLAN tərəfindən paylanır və proqramın istifadəsi və yüklənməsi pulsuzdur. Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, BSD və BeOS üçün VLC versiyaları mövcuddur. VLC üçün bir neçə özelleştirme seçimi var. Faydalı xüsusiyyətlərdən biri, media sənədlərinizə metadata əlavə etməkdir.

Addım 1

Metadata əlavə etmək və ya dəyişdirmək üçün “Alətlər”, sonra “Media Məlumatı” nı vurun. Metadata, istifadəçinin fayl təsvirinə daxil etmək istədiyi müəyyən bir fayl haqqında məlumatdır. Kataloqa kömək etmək və ya faylı müəyyən etmək üçün istifadə edilə bilər. Metadata iPod kimi bəzi MP3 pleyer donanımı və proqram media pleyerləri tərəfindən göstərilir. Fayl bir kompüterə daxil olduqda da görünür.

Addım 2

Müvafiq sahələrə saxlamaq istədiyiniz bütün məlumatları daxil etmək üçün siçanınızdan və ya “Tab” düyməsini istifadə edərək bir sahədən digərinə keçin. Mövcud sahələrə “Başlıq”, “Sənətçi”, “Janr”, “Şərhlər” və “Müəllif hüquqları haqqında məlumatlar” kimi şeylər əlavə edə bilərsiniz.

Addım 3

Fayl üçün istədiyiniz bütün məlumatları əlavə etdikdən sonra pəncərənin sağ alt küncündə yerləşən “Metadata Saxla” düyməsini basın. Hər bir fayl üçün metadata məlumatlarını bir-bir əlavə etməli və saxlamalısınız.

Addım 4

Metadata əlavə etmək və ya dəyişdirmək üçün qısa yol kimi (Ctrl + i) basın; bu da “Media Məlumatı” giriş pəncərəsini açır. Xahiş edirik unutmayın ki, bəzi media pleyerlər metadata sekmelerinə daxil etdiyiniz məlumatları tanımır.

How to watch streams on VLC

The majority of the popular stream services such as Twitch.tv, Justin.tv, GOMTV.net, etc, display their streams through the flash plugin. Because of that a lot of users might experience high CPU usage generated by the flash plugin as well as causing the stream to lag more because of the overhead that is created.

Thankfully there is a way to watch those streams directly in your VLC player with the use of Livestreamer.

Livestreamer currently supports the following services:

Name	Live	VOD	Notes
Aliez.tv	Yes	No
Azubu.tv	Yes	No
Cast3D.tv	Yes	Yes
Dailymotion	Yes	No
Euronews.com	Yes	No
Filmon.com	Yes	Yes	Only SD (HD requires authentication)
Freedocast	Yes	No
GOMTV.net	Yes	Yes	Requires authentication.
Hashd.tv	Yes	Yes
ILive	Yes	–
Livestation	Yes	–
Livestream	Yes	–	Both new and old site supported.
Mips	Yes	–
Owncast.me	Yes	–
SVT Play	Yes	Yes	Videos may be geo-restricted to Sweden.
Twitch/Justin.tv	Yes	Yes	Possible to authenticate for access to protected streams.
UStream TV	Yes	Yes
Veetle.com	Yes	Yes
Weeb.tv	Yes	–	Requires rtmpdump with K-S-V patches.
YouTube	Yes	Yes
YYCast	Yes	–

The usage of Livestreamer is fairly easy. First you will need the link of the stream you would like to watch. Example: twitch.tv/

Then we need to find which, if any, streams are available, this is done by passing the stream link to Livestreamer as follows.
livestreamer.exe twitch.tv/

The above example will output the streams that are available to watch, assuming the stream link is valid and currently live. The output will be something similar to this if the above requirements are met:

[ cli ] [ info ] Found matching plugin twitch for URL http : //www.twitch.tv/
Available streams : mobile_high ( best ) , mobile_low ( worst ) , mobile_medium , mobile

The part we are interested about are the “available streams”. Assuming available streams are found we can simply execute Livestreamer again with the link and the quality you want to watch as parameters.

Example:
livestreamer.exe twitch.tv/ mobile_high

Alternative you can use the words in the parenthesis (best/worst etc).

And there you have it. Livestreamer should then launch VLC for you and start displaying the stream.

Note: Keep in mind that by viewing the streams through VLC you will not receive any ads the streamers will play. If you wish to support the streamers please consider running the stream on a separate browser in the background with the lowest quality while setting it on mute so it won’t bother you while still supporting your favorite streamers.

You can download the current latest version of Livestreamer below.