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Will probably feature wintoys in a separate video 👍

Ah thanks for the comment and kind words! Good to hear new minimalist was useful :D

No worries, glad I was able to help :)

Thanks! Hopefully the video should of given insight into other tools but yh shareX is a pretty decent all rounder 👍

It's the XPS 15 9510, I have a full review here if you're interested :) ruclips.net/video/j-g7ng-chqA/видео.html

I can't disagree there. I think it's something to do with it being based off some old technology from what I read and since then no one has really updated the code... There are ways to get it through plugins and extensions. Personally, I'm not too familiar with them but as you can imagine the pause to click is fairly popular. I'll leave a github page linked where you can download the plugin from and instructions for installation. For windows, I think the only technical bit is that you have to place the extracted files in a certain folder path, but that is listed in the instructions. Hope that helps! github.com/nurupo/vlc-pause-click-plugin

@Productive_Tech Great, thanks! Love your video👍.

@@acreguy3156 No worries :)

If I could change one part of this video it would be this. For those on windows the Zen browser is the better choice. I have recently been testing Arc and Zen and Zen is the clear winner and hopefully should be able to have a video on both of these browsers some time soon.

Couldn't fit everything on but yh I should hope to feature it in a future video 👍

Thanks man, I appreciate the kind words and thanks for subscribing 🙂

Yh there have been changes to VLC over the years and my aim was to make an updated guide / tips / tricks video

@Productive_Tech Been using VLC player since my Windows XP days and still enjoy getting Santa's hat every Xmas lol

@sydsaturn3337 XD I would have to agree there. It's a super cool touch and would be amazing if other app developers did similar. Or even branch out with things throughout the year without overdoing it.

Thanks! I was mainly trying to incorporate different types of shots into the videos. Yep, though some inspiration was taken from various sources online, I drew them myself on the paper :)

Ah thanks a ton, I appreciate that XD

I probably should of mentioned that while it does have some good features it is intel only. If you want some other alternatives, I would consider checking out the KDE connect application or if you want something that is purely for file transfer you should consider checking out the "localsend" application. Both are open source as well as an added bonus

Great to hear it, thanks for the comment! :D

^ This.

Alright then

@Productive_Tech Thank You!

You're welcome! And yes now that you mention it I probably should of included Deviantart in the list. Though, this could also lead into a wallpaper websites video at some point... 🤔

Great to hear it man, and good to see your comment once again - your support means a lot :)

No worries. Thanks for watching! :D

To be honest this could be a video in itself the more I look into it as there are some seriously cool websites out there that fit this criteria I would say. Some of the other ones that I have been looking into is www.britannica.com, www.howstuffworks.com and www.worldatlas.com. Again there are likely many others out there that offer more specifics but hopefully that should be a good start :D

Thanks, I appreciate the support! 😁

XD thank you! :)

Yep, definitely a nice touch 👍

Yep, I would agree, it's always good to explore and see if there are other useful hidden features that can make your life easier :D

Really appreciate your kind words, thank you for your comment! :)

If you go to tool preferences and then to the video tab. You will have a few options. The first one you might want to adjust is the output and specifically the output screen that you want VLC to play on. You should be able to select the specific monitor. A bit below that you'll find the force aspect ratio and if you input the aspect ratio of your monitor vertical or horizontal and then apply those settings, I think that should help solve some of the issue. Hope that helps! :)

@Productive_Tech Unfortunatelly it didn't work. Ifound this information: While there isn't a built-in feature in most operating systems to automatically play a video on the monitor that best matches its orientation, you can achieve a similar effect using third-party applications or by manually adjusting the display settings depending on the video you're playing: Potential solutions: Video player software with custom display options: Check your video player settings: Many video players like VLC Media Player or MPC-HC allow you to choose which monitor to play on and may even have options to automatically adjust the display based on the video's aspect ratio. Third-party video players with advanced features: Some dedicated video players may have features like "aspect ratio matching" or "auto-fit to monitor" that could help achieve your desired functionality. Operating system display settings: Windows Display Settings: While not perfect, you can manually switch the primary monitor to the one that best matches the video orientation before playing, ensuring the video opens on the correct screen. Monitor specific settings: Some monitors may have built-in display settings that allow you to automatically adjust the video output based on the aspect ratio, check your monitor's manual for this option. Important considerations: Video aspect ratio: Even with the right settings, some videos may not perfectly fit the screen on the vertical monitor due to their inherent aspect ratio. Application compatibility: Not all applications may support custom display options, so you may need to experiment to find the best solution for your specific needs.

Ah ok, bit of a shame but thanks for sharing 🙂

Sorry about that, noted for next time, please do slow it down in the yt player if that helps

Fair enough, though I did cover the best tweaks in power toys already in a separate dedicated video. If you want to check that out I'll leave it linked :) ruclips.net/video/5820jdSZAc0/видео.html

Completely agree there, though I would recommend you check out the "screen box" application from the Microsoft Store which is built upon VLC with a far more modern design and UI. I'll leave it linked below if you want to check it out :) apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NTSNMSVCB5L?hl=en-us&gl=GB&ocid=pdpshare

Interesting thanks for sharing your use case :)

Yh I didn't want to get too complex with the load of addons but this is something that I could consider for the future maybe... Thanks for the suggestion and the comment.

Interesting...

Thank you so much for the kind words it means a lot! 🙂

Yep, definitely a useful one that I think I missed out, though I do wish that there was a way to go one frame backwards as well

@Productive_Tech Would Ctrl+E do that? Sort of like Ctrl+Z to undo an action?

@@acreguy3156 Ctrl-E brings up the panel for Adjustments and Effects. Going backwards would be difficult if the video had key-frames. When a frame passes a key frame, it would have to go back to the previous key frame, and rebuild all of the frames, otherwise you'd just get the differences in that frame rendering. It's a way of compressing the video file. Each frame only save the difference from the previous frame. The key frames contain an entire image. If there are no key frames, you'd have to go back to the start, and build the frames to the current frame you want to return to. If the video was an hour long, that would take a long time if the frame you wanted was 50 minutes in.

Really, appreciate that super detailed insight and understanding the reason for not easily implementing the previous frame ability

No worries! Happy to see the video was useful for you :) - I'm still new to YT so it still blows my mind that people gain value from my videos halfway around the world haha :D Thanks for the comment - greetings from the UK

Thanks for that info XD

Thank you 🙂

Thanks for the kind words and really happy to hear that it was useful. :D Doing a quick search online it seems that it isn't really possible to do this. I mean there might be a complicated way of doing it but yh it's probably best to look at other software for cutting and merging clips.

@ I see. Thanks for looking into this and providing me with a quick reply

No worries at all :)

Thanks for the suggestion, will have to check it out

I don't really use that feature all too much personally so wasn't aware of that. Interesting to know though so thanks for the comment

Record your player with effects?

Yh that's fair the UI is a bit outdated, thought it looks like I might need to create a pot player video at some point it seems from the number of comments.