Video Reel – A Visual Guide To Playing Blu-ray Discs on Linux

Jan 19

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Note: I meant “Avatar” instead of Pandora in the voice over.  Pandora was the planet the action took place on.

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  1. Deepesh Singh | 20140317 at 01:46

    Nice one and a new concept. 🙂 I think this could be helpful to your reader so posting on your post. 🙂 Plz have a look..
    http://topbullets.com/2013/11/04/how-to-disable-vlc-recent-played-history-on-dock-taskbar/

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    • professorkaos64 | 20140317 at 03:38

      Thanks, but that is made for Windows, not Linux. The recent played list is also not shared over the net, but in a local file. This would only hide the list from yourself, so I’m not sure what benefit it would being folks other than hiding dirty videos you watched from a shared account user 🙂

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