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vlc log linux

I was reading these 2 links about vlc log files.

[all variants] Where is the VLC Log file? - Ubuntu Forums
logging - how to get vlc logs? - Stack Overflow

Is there a reason why this doesn't work?
VLC -> Tools -> Preferences -> Select "ALL" -> Advanced -> Logging

I created the log file location and file. I also changed the verbosity to 2. I don't understand what the problem is.

The command line method works but I would prefer the gui method.

Code:
vlc --file-logging VLCLOG --verbose=2

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