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Posted: **23 Nov 2009 02:04**

Hi , i am looking for a command line to open file1, file2, ... with different crop settings, scale settings for each file
i have that by now :

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	vlc.exe  -vvv "file1"  :start-time=24  :stop-time=42 :crop=640x272+0+50
                 "file2"  :start-time=35  :stop-time=53 :crop=640x312+0+25
                 "file3"  :start-time=46  :stop-time=64 :crop=1080x712+0+150
                 ...

using ':' before "crop" argument does not work
if i use --crop the first crop argument is used for all files
I also tried with crop-geometry .. not working

Is there any other way to do that ? (using filter etc... )

Thanks in advance

Posted: **23 Nov 2009 07:59**

Create another thread for this.
It has nothing to do with my problem !

Posted: **23 Nov 2009 13:46**

Create another thread for this.
It has nothing to do with my problem !

?

And it seems some filters cannot be changed via command-line after VLC video playback has started.

Posted: **26 Nov 2009 05:40**

"Create another thread for this.
It has nothing to do with my problem !"
Someone has posted a question after mine... i replied,
then an administrators deleted it someones'post (great ! good job

let's keep forum clean)
but not my message (not very zealous this admin :p)

Please next time : delete my previous post, this current one, edit VLC_help's one (to remove question and quote).

Posted: **26 Nov 2009 05:41**

So is it a bug ?
No any way to do what i want ?

Posted: **26 Nov 2009 09:56**

No any way to do what i want ?

If you can live with different VLC instance for each file, then there is.

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