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Just stopped by to update my install of VLC to the latest iteration and was hoping by now we would have the bookmarks working. We still do not. Is it really this hard? Every DVD has an individual serial number. Bookmarks would be at note pad document with a bunch of serial numbers and corresponding ...

Great! My only problem is I have alot of MPEG2 files, and it doesn't seem to work with those. Can't win them all, I guess. Thanks again.

Windows XP

Actually, I'm not finding an A-B repeat. You can save bookmarks and then use the "F" keys to play them back, but I can't find an actual A-B repeat. Am I missing something?

Hey, thanks. I'll look up the A-B repeat in the wiki. Only other question is why after all this time do we still not have the ability to bookmark DVDs? Honestly, Windows can log what you do with every disc you pop in your optical drive (each has its own serial #), why haven't the developers tackled ...

Couple of DVD playback questions:

1. Can we bookmark DVDs yet? I mean, if will the bookmarks keep after I eject the DVD, shutdown my pc, etc.?

2. Can we do "A-B Repeat" with VLC?

3. Now that I think of this, is it possible to do either of the above with regular files, too?

Bump.

I've searched this topic and found it in the wiki but unfortunately saving a playlist does NOT save your bookmarks. Any solutions.

Oh, and a bit off topic, but can I use VLC to watch TV (coax cable) through my tuner card (Hauppauge 1800)? Just curious. Right now I use GB-PVR.