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 ## Getting started
 Download and install the most recent release's `setup.msi`.  Additionally, you'll need [VLC Media Player](https://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.en_GB.html) and [Streamlink](https://github.com/streamlink/windows-builds/releases).  Open MacSG, type a valid Twitch username into the streamer box, and click the "Generate".  A VLC window should open with the stream playing, titled "First - VLC Media Player".
 
-### Automated text sources
+## Automated text sources
 MacSG outputs the streamer names and pronouns provided into plain text files, located at `%AppData%\MacSG` (which can be opened via File > Open AppData Folder).  You can use these inside OBS using the Text GDI+ source type, and checking the "Read from file" checkbox.  By default, streamer names and their pronouns are written to 2 separate files, e.g. `streamer1.txt` and `streamer1-pronouns.txt`.  You can write both the name and pronouns to one file by clicking File > Combine Names and Pronouns, which for `MacND;He/They` results in an output format of `MacND (He/They)`.
 
-### Installing the macsg: protocol
+## Installing the macsg: protocol
 MacSG can be configured to automatically generate streams upon clicking a link or entering one in your browser.
 
 Run MacSG as an Administrator and then select `File > Install macsg: protocol`.  When prompted, restart your computer to finish the installation.  Installing this will allow you to click links to automatically open MacSG.  An example would be `macsg:macnd;he/they` which will open MacSG, aut-opopulate the first streamer details with MacND and He/They pronouns, and then open the stream in VLC.  You can test this functionality by typing `macsg:macnd;he/they` into your browser window. 
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+## Customising VLC behaviour
+You can configure VLC to have certain behaviours exclusively with MacSG, such as hiding the VLC interface, by modifing the configuration file located at `%AppData%\MacSG\vlcrc`.  Some common items you may want to change:
+- Set `qt-minimal-view=1` to hide the user interface automatically
+- Set `video-title-show=0` to hide the name of the media being played, this dispalys as `fd://0` for Streamlink 
+- Set `video-on-top=1` to have VLC always be on top of other windows
+- Set `audio=0` to have streams always be muted when started