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Thanks for the clarification, but I still don't understand the question. I'm afraid I'm not a very advanced user. All I know is that I need VLC to have the same display in terms of time as Quicktime does. I believe the display is showing miliseconds.

J-B,

I'm sorry, but I don't understand the question. First, I don't know what "ms" means in your last message. Could you clarify (in lamen's terms) your last question?

Thanks for taking the time to try to help me get to the bottom of this.

J-B, Yes, that's what I'm needing. VLC starts the time at 0:00, and shows the total time of the video. That is certainly handy in a lot of cases, but not in this case. In QuickTime, in the lower left corner, the default time being shown is the same as VLC's. However, the client requires this other t...

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