How do I play to a bookmark position using commandline?

[Videofish]

hi,
I bookmark the position of the current movie and save it to a playlist.
I there a way I can open the playlist and load the bookmark using commandline?
thanks.

[VLC_help]

http://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_command-line_help
there the few bookmark options, like:

--bookmarks=<string> Bookmarks list for a stream
You can manually give a list of bookmarks for a stream in the form
"{name=bookmark-name,time=optional-time-offset,bytes=optional-byte-off
set},{...}"

[Videofish]

If I have a playlist call MyList.m3u and the Bookmark is call MyBookmark1, what should I type in the command line?
I tried "vlc mybookmark1", "vlc mylist.m3u mybookmark1" etc but they don't seem to work.

[VLC_help]

vlc mylist.m3u --bookmarks=MyBookmark1
or
vlc mylist.m3u --bookmarks="{name=MyBookmark1}"
or
vlc mylist.m3u --bookmarks={name=MyBookmark1}

hopefully at least one of those works.

[terrypye]

Further to m3u playlist issues with latest VLC9.2 release, I am unable to use playlists at all. The command vlc --m3u-extvlcopt fred.m3u fails every time with an error message "The command line option couldn't be loaded, check that they are valid". The syntax works fine for all versions of VLC8.6 (since m3u options had to be on command line). Even vlc --m3u-extvlcopt on it's own gives same error message. If I revamp and put all options on command line I can get it to work, but I have an awfull lot of m32u playlists that would need converting to true command line syntax.

[VLC_help]

VLC command line options don't mention m3u-extvlcopt nor any m3u related commands. I don't have clue what has happened.

[terrypye]

Release notes (Important Notes) for 9.2 state that EXTVLCOPT playlist parsing is now longer automatic and that the command line must contain -m3u-extvlcopt option to enable playlist parsing. It was not necessary for prior to VLC 8.6c, but needed command line options for VLC 8.6d onwards which worked fine. There has never been any documantation that I am aware of for -m3u command line option merely the release notes for 8.6c to 8.6d (command line options allowed m3u parsing) and 8.6i and 9.0 (which now longer allow it despite release notes indicating otherwise). Whilst a bit of a pain I can readily edit playlists into equivalent proper command line versions so it is not a huge issue, however it is annoying.