VLC 1.0.3 doesnt save playlist in Ubuntu 9.10

[Assasin boy]

I have two pc Windows xp sp2 and Ubuntu. On the show I have all my videos and audio i want to access via the network. For this I use once in your explorer find VLC to open a file ( without being codec). So far so good but I am forced to throw them one by one my files and it starts to fill ... Is there a way to create a playlist with files on the network ? For info by opening the playlist editor drag and drop file system does not work and I do not see any network in the tree. Can anybody solve my issue ?

[Eric B]

Open VLC , then click on the menu : Settings - Preferences - Input / Codecs - - Demultiplexers RTP / RTSP ", check " Advanced Options " ( bottom right ), then put " 8080 " in the " Client Port ". You need to change the settings of your routeur (in your management console Freebox) as follows: In the " IP Freeplayer " put the IP address of your PC ( type 192.168.0 ...).Open VLC then Settings ⇒ Preferences ⇒ Playlist Put in the " Flux by default ".

[Glenny]

You need to create the directory "~ / .local / share / applications "if there is not:

mkdir ~ / .local / share / applications

Then create the file with the following command in a terminal :

gedit ~ / .local / share / applications / vlc- playlist.desktop

Copy this text and save the file :

[Desktop Entry ]
Encoding = UTF- 8
Version = 1.0
Type = Application
Exec = vlc - playlist - enqueue % f
Name = Add to playlist VLC
Comment = Add to playlist for VLC
NoDisplay = true
Icon = vlc

[JonathanD]

Do you use KDE or Gnome , there may be a conflict between ALSA and the module of KDE / Gnome . I do not use KDE so I do not talk about it. For Gnome, you can activr a specific option " shunts " esd if not used . A change in the file / etc / esound / esd.conf :

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    [ esd ]
    auto_spawn = 1
    spawn_options =- terminate- nobeeps- as 2-d default
    spawn_wait_ms = 100
    # default options are Used in spawned and non- spawned mode
    default_opts =

[Macarenas]

Check the solution :
* Start the VLC Media Player, freshly installed.
* As indicated on the first image below , click on the menu Media, Service Discovery then Freebox TV Channels.
* Click View then Playlist.
* Window Playlist appears , listing the Freebox TV channels . Choose the channel you want to view by double clicking it .
* Window VLC Media Player opens, giving access to the selected channel.