Command line elapsed time and duration in VLC2.1
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Re: Command line elapsed time and duration in VLC2.1
I really tried, but the ticket has been closed again, and I got a warning as if I had reopened the ticket without justification. I did give an explanation, but that was removed and also my question for an explanation why. Maybe I do not have enough knowledge and did something wrong, but than just tell me. I really did my best, but no further. I hope you understand I give up. Thanks to this forum for helping trying to find a solution.
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Re: Command line elapsed time and duration in VLC2.1
I understand you very well. I feel the same.
The VideoLAN team is doing an excellent job, but the problems of the user are not important.
The VideoLAN team is doing an excellent job, but the problems of the user are not important.
Re: Command line elapsed time and duration in VLC2.1
Important to say: although I do not understand why I'm being treated this way, I am very grateful for VLC and allthe work that the team put into it! It is precisely for this reason that I have tried to report this problem.
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