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How to show elapsed time all the time
Posted: 03 Jun 2015 17:23
by kikostaki
How can i show the elapsed time of the video, inside the video whithout having to press t button? Thank you
Re: How to show elapsed time all the time
Posted: 03 Jun 2015 18:43
by mederi
Time code subtitle track:
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vlc video.mkv --input-slave timecode://Or you could generate yourself a subtitle file with time codes as a subtitle text.
Then you have "Time" VLC Extension or Marquee subpicture filter with meta-data expansions ($T) in VLC-2.0.x.
Or you could use some software key presser/sender for automatic pressing of the T key. Or put something heavy on your keyboard to keep the T key pressed down
Re: How to show elapsed time all the time
Posted: 03 Jun 2015 20:01
by kikostaki
how do i use this time code subtitles track? My vlc version is 2.2.1
Re: How to show elapsed time all the time
Posted: 03 Jun 2015 21:22
by mederi
In Windows you can create VLC desktop shortcut icon, edit the target path in its properties (right-click) to append VLC options:
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"...\vlc.exe" --input-slave=timecode:// --sub-track=0Then use it to start VLC, play a video and the time code subtitle track is available in VLC menu: Subtitle > Sub Track > Track 1
Re: How to show elapsed time all the time
Posted: 04 Jun 2015 10:52
by kikostaki
Thank you. I would like also to play in two monitors simultaneously at the same pc. I found this code "c:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --loop --fullscreen "d:\video1.avi" --input-slave="d:\video2.avi" . Is working perfectly but how i can put also to show at the one monitor the timecode?