decxPremium
join:2002-06-07
Vancouver, BC | reply to slajoh01
Re: VLC questionYou can run it through the console using a console command.
vlc.exe --start-time <number of seconds> <location of file>
It won't save the start time so you'll need to run it through the the command every time (may run it by a .bat file).
If you run it frequently enough you might as well follow sekim  's advice and just create an edited version with your required start time. |
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Do I need to use third party program? |
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decxPremium
join:2002-06-07
Vancouver, BC | Just run the command in the OS' terminal console. You could also use the command in a script file such as .bat (just customize the command in a text editor like Notepad and save it as a file with a .bat extension) in Windows and use that to start VLC and play the file.
However editing and a version of the file with only the parts you need to play would be far more elegant. |
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