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Hi, I'm using VLC Media Player, release 3.0.17.4, for Windows. I'm looking for a way to recover the framerate of a video using the command line. I looked in the help, but couldn't find it ; as the help is quite large, I may have missed it. I'm looking for some arguments, for example : vlc.exe "...

Hi, I'm using VLC release 2.0.0-rc1 on windows xp professional. To watch a video, I use the command line : "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" MY_VIDEO.AVI --fullscreen --vout-filter=adjust --brightness=1.1 --saturation=0.7 --volume=200 --start-time=0 --play-and-exit And whatever are t...

Hi, do anybody know if the 0.8.6i release of VLC Media Player is still maintained ? If this release is still maintained, I'd like to submit an evolution to the development team : it's about playing a video slower or faster. By now, we have to use the keyboard, when VLC is already reading a video : <...

Hi,

on my PC, I have :
OS = Windows 2000 ; 5.00.2195 ; Service Pack 4
VLC Media Player = release 0.8.5
Video card = GeForce FX 5200

I'd like to know how it is possible, with a command line ( in a bat ), to play a video slower.

Thanks for your answers.

Regards,

zebulon