VLC Media Player : Take advantage of the display full screen videos with VLC

Like any player "worthy of the name, VLC Media Player lets you view videos in full screen mode to enjoy the show. Here are tips to know to take full advantage of fashion:

Switch to "Full Screen":
VLC Media Player offers several keys to switch between the standard full-screen mode and vice versa.
- The key [F] switches completely full screen
- The key [F11] has a menu bar at the top, and a control bar at the bottom.
- Double-click the video has the same effect as the [F]

Always launch videos in "Full Screen":
To start a video, simply double-clicking from the desktop which will launch VLC and automatic reproduction of the video. For this reading is done automatically in full screen, do the following:
- Launch VLC
- Go to the Tools menu
- Click Preferences
- Open the Video tab
- Check the box Full Screen
- Click Save

Orders of "Full screen" mode:
In the full screen, the keyboard can be used to guide the reading.
- The key [Space] switches to suspend mode (and vice versa)
- The key [S] stops playback and video into VLC iconified the notification area
- The key [N] plays the next video in the list
- The key [P] plays video in the previous list
- The key [A] force a change in ration and switches to 16:10, 16:9, 4:3, 5:4
- The key [C] is similar to [A] but crop the image to achieve the desired ratio
- The key [T] shows the elapsed time and remaining
- The key [M] mutes the sound (based Mute)
- The key [-] triggers the idle mode
- The key [+] accelerates reading
- The combination [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [S] capture the screen
- The combination [Shift] + [Arrow Right]: Advance reading 3 seconds
- The combination [Alt] + [Arrow Right]: Advance reading of 10 seconds
- The combination [Crtl] + [Arrow Right]: Advance reading of 1 minutes
- The combination [Crtl] + [Alt] + [Arrow Right]: Advance reading 10 minutes
- The combination [Shift] + [Arrow Left]: reading back 3 seconds
- The combination [Alt] + [Arrow Left]: reading back 10 seconds
- The combination [Crtl] + [Arrow Left]: backward reading of 1 minutes
- The combination [Crtl] + [Alt] + [Arrow Left]: back playing 10 minutes
- The combination [Ctrl] + [H] lengthens the duration of subtitles 50ms
- The combination [Ctrl] + [J] reduces the duration of subtitles 50ms