At this point, the VLC remote setup on your PC computer is complete. Click "Allow access" if the Windows Firewall block network access to VLC. But the steps are a little bit complicated, and sometimes it may not work for you.ġ) Launch VLC, tap "Tools" option, then scroll down and click "Preferences" Ģ) Select "All" at the bottom left of the window ģ) Go to Interface -> Main Interfaces, then check "Web" in the right Ĥ)Ĝlick "Lua" under Main interfaces, and type in "vlcremote" as the "Password" for the "Lua HTTP" configuration. How to do VLC setup for remote control?Īfter finishing VLC remote setup, you can control the VLC media playback on PC/Mac with your Android or other mobiles remotely. But some players like the all-in-one media player 5KPlayer can associate with all your video audio files automatically.Ģ. To make VLC as your default media player, you should do some settings firstly. It is really troublesome, right? Luckily, you can set up VLC as your default media player following the steps below:ġ)Ĝlick "Tools" from the top menu, scroll down and press "Preferences" Ģ)Ĝlick "Set up associations" at the bottom of interface settings window ģ) Specify which file extension(s) to be associated with VLC and save your settings. How to set VLC as default media player?Įvery time we want to use VLC to play media files, we have to go to "Open with" option, and then scroll down to choose VLC Media Player. All of them are the frequently asked questions.ġ. I could "replace" (or even uninstall) Totem, similarly like you described it, but there are very few cases, where I still wanna use Totem instead of VLC, so this solution is out of question.This part is split into three sections, including how to set VLC as default media player, how to do VLC remote setup and how to set up VLC for video audio streaming. I think, I tried quite everything, that is suggested in your link. Or, if you don't have totem, make a 'totem' script in your ~/bin, that just launches vlc (with passed params).įlemur wrote:The "mime" implementation on linux is pretty goofy. is the full path to vlc, if it's not in the same dir as totem.
If all else fails and you don't need totem, make it be a link to vlc: This stuff below is kinda hacky/kludgey, but so is mime itself. This might help (several different answers):
Both files show "totem" as the default for a lot of things, including movies, and I don't even have totem installed. I have VLC set as the default for movies and it doesn't appear in either one of those files (upper and/or lower case). Replacing sktop with vlc.desktop in /usr/share/applications/defaults.list and ~/.local/share/applications/defaults.list also has absolutely no effect The "mime" implementation on linux is pretty goofy.
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