All right, so it's possible.Sure, try adding --sout-keep to your command line (or check the corresponding checkbox somewhere in the interface (or use a 0.9.0 development build since that option is now default enabled)).
Actually, the time is in seconds.It indeed would be possible with a 0.9.0 developement version of VLC. This adds the "--run-time <time in ms>" option which you could use to set the delay. (Please add a link to the end of the other thread to this topic just to make sure that the two are linked in case someone ever wants to do the same thing)
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vlc -H --advanced --help-verbose --color
I noticed, it only works with some forms of encapsulation (i.e., doesn't work with asf)?Sure, try adding --sout-keep to your command line (or check the corresponding checkbox somewhere in the interface (or use a 0.9.0 development build since that option is now default enabled)).
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vlc -vvv --color -I dummy theplaylist.ext -L --sout-all --sout "#transcode{...}:gather:std{...}"
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