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\f1\b \ul 1. How do I install ?
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-When you download VLC, you will end up with a vlc-0.5.0.dmg file. Double-click, or drop it on the application Disk Copy, to open this file. An icon will now appear on your Desktop, right beside your drive(s). Open it and drag the vlc application from the resulting window to the place where you want to install it. Most often this is the directory Applications on your main harddrive.\
+When you download VLC, you will end up with a vlc-0.5.x.dmg file. Double-click, or drop it on the application Disk Copy, to open this file. An icon will now appear on your Desktop, right beside your drive(s). Open it and drag the vlc application from the resulting window to the place where you want to install it. Most often this is the directory Applications on your main harddrive.\
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3. How do I read an SVCD ?
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-VLC is currently unable to read SVCD directly from the drive. SVCDs contain plain MPEG-2 files which can be directly read. Just copy the .dat files in the SVCD onto your hard drive, and use the "Open File" menu item in VLC (drag and drop doesn't work yet). Some SVCDs can be read if you tell VLC they're VCDs, in the "Open Disc" dialog.\
+VLC is currently unable to read SVCD directly from the drive. SVCDs contain plain MPEG-2 files which can be directly read. Just copy the .dat files in the SVCD onto your hard drive, and use the "Open File" menu item in VLC. Some SVCDs can be read if you tell VLC they're VCDs, in the "Open Disc" dialog.\
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-\f1\b \ul 7. How do I enable deinterlacing ?\
+\f1\b \ul 7. How do I change the size of the video window?\
-\f0\b0 \ulnone You must select the "Deinterlace" menu item
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-\f0\b0 opening any file. If the item is selected while reading a file, nothing will happen. This is a known issue, please do not report it.\
+\f0\b0 \ulnone Grab the bottom-right corner of the video window and drag the window to its desired size.\
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\f1\b \ul 9. Support for files with subtitles \
-\f0\b0 \ulnone Support for subtitles in separate files is still very much in a testing fase. DVD subtitles can be used trough the Controls->Subtitles menu-item.\
+\f0\b0 \ulnone Support for subtitles in separate files is still very much in a testing phase. DVD subtitles can be used trough the Controls->Subtitles menu-item.\
+- Subfiles need to be opened at the same moment as the video to which you want to add subtitles. You can do this in the File->Open menu.\
- As of yet it is not yet possible to adapt the font, size of the text and/or position.\
- You need to specify the subtitle when you open the file.\
- A subtitle is global instead of bound to a playlist-item. This will be fixed in a future version.\
- Only MicroDVD, SubRIP and SSA1-4 subtitle files are supported at the moment.\
+- Subs can only be added to .avi movie files at the moment\
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Thanks for reading this file. For additional information, subscribe to the vlc mailing list on \ul http://www.videolan.org/support/lists.html\ulnone .\
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Christophe Massiot <massiot@via.ecp.fr> and\
Derk-Jan Hartman <thedj@users.sourceforge.net> for the VideoLAN team.\
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