When it comes to DVD playback, most users rely on the likes of Windows Media Player and/or VLC Media Player. However, there is one particular feature of VLC that is often overlooked – its DVD menu navigation.

When playing a DVD in VLC, the user can access the DVD’s menu by pressing the ‘M’ key. This brings up a list of menu options, such as ‘Play Movie’, ‘Scene Selection’ and ‘Audio Menu’. The user can then navigate the menu by using the arrow keys on their keyboard.

One of the great things about VLC’s DVD menu navigation is that it …