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VLC Playback - JonLang - 08-06-2011 Hi, using VLC I often close down the media player to do something else but when I come back to it and open the same file I have to scroll through and find where I was last up to. At the moment I keep a txt file on my desktop and change the file name to the location that I am up to. Is there any addon/ setting I am missing to allow VLC to playback the file from its last position, I am sure every other media player in the world offers this. Using VLC 1.1.9 ‘The Luggage’ and Win7 SP1 x86 Jon RE: VLC Playback - Drumm - 08-06-2011 I don't know of any movie players that offers this? Some movie players offer the option to restart, but VLC aim to be minimal. RE: VLC Playback - JonLang - 08-06-2011 My previous favourite player http://www.mpcstar.com/ did this - looks like I'm going back to it! RE: VLC Playback - Mark - 08-06-2011 First off, welcome to mcompute. I've just been having a google for this, so far I've come across "bookmarks" which seem to disappear when you close VLC making them useless.. VLC does have plugins and extensions so I'll be having a look at them some day soon. This feature would of actually been useful when I watched half a film last week, as I've now forgot where I was up to. RE: VLC Playback - Drumm - 08-06-2011 Usually, if I have to close it, it's brief and I can memorise the time. RE: VLC Playback - Mark - 08-06-2011 If somehow you can close the program but keep the process running in the background it should keep the time. Failing that I still need to look for an extension if there is one for this. RE: VLC Playback - Drumm - 09-06-2011 Do it with AutoHotKey. Winhide vlc; RE: VLC Playback - JonLang - 09-06-2011 Thanks all, I allways seem to finish halfway through a video - hence this post. does anyone know how would you go about writing an add on for VLC? I cannot stand any additional process running on my pc which i like to close it. |