TLDR: open source projects should consider using something like crowdfunding or patreon to hire professionals to fix all these warts. Check your chromecast settings in VLC, I've seen this happen when I checked the Audio Passthrough option, turning it off and restarting VLC fixed it.
#Vlc chromecast audio off software
These are newbie bugs, but VLC is a free software and was likely designed by students or non-audio engineers hobby people, like system administrators. Or VLC could do heavy buffering, and when user starts playback, the buffer is still full, but VLC, instead of emptying the buffer, cuts the start the new sound. Using VLC with Chromecast lets you share nearly any media file withyour. Note: even though this feature is in the stable version of VLC, it can be finicky. That means now, you can stream video and audio files from VLC media player on your PC to your Chromecast connected to your TV. However, if you use it as your default player, you will already. VLC is a media player you can use on yourcomputer, but it’s also a handy way to send videos and music to yourChromecast. VLC‘s developers have been working on Chromecast support for some time, and it’s finally available in version 3.0. Go to Preferences Input / Codecs Other codecs Subtitles, and set Subtitle text encoding to the right one.
#Vlc chromecast audio off windows 10
This method was tested and proven to work on Windows 10 using the Realtek HD Audio Manager. VLC media player is, and will probably always be, the best free way to watch media files and DVDs on your computer or Android phone. If VLC has autodetected your subtitles file, or if you opened it manually, but VLC only diplays some subtitles from time to time, you will need to change the subtitles file encoding. More likely VLC uses some broken sync scheme, and believes the playback has advanced, while in fact it haven't even started from the user standpoint. Your Chromecast audio now plays normally, but the sound outputs through your computer speakers. I doubt OSX does that, because the system is being used by numerous professional audio producers. That is passable for movies, but incredible annoying, when you're trying to preview a collection of small sfx files. Such randomness hints that some buffering issues are at play, since OSX caches recently accessed files in RAM, and it is not some crossfade or amplitude response effect. It happens 50% of time, and if files have silence at the beginning, then they play fine. For small short sounds it can omit them completely.
On default settings VLC frequently omits the beginning when playing wav/ogg/flac files. Dunno about Windows, but on OSX the bug is still here.
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