Is there a way to make speed control persistent?
Posted: 06 Mar 2010 04:34
Hi there!
Though I run VLC mostly on Linux, I believe this to be a general question, rather than Linux-specific.
I am a big fan of the (faster, fine) speed control in recent versions of VLC, but would like it to be more persistent, not sure how to achieve this.
That is, I would like the current selected speed setting (I prefer to watch movies / TV generally at 1.1 or 1.2 speed, some of them at 1.3) to apply to all items in a playlist, rather than only the one playing when I first modify the speed by selecting "(Faster, fine)" from the drop-down menu.
Is there a way to acheive this?
Even better would be finer-grained control, so I could assign normal speed to most things musical, and my favored slight speedup to most movie / tv. But that seems far more complicated
All I want to figure out right now is how to make the speed control apply to an entire playlist rather than only a particular item at a time.
Cheers,
timothy
Though I run VLC mostly on Linux, I believe this to be a general question, rather than Linux-specific.
I am a big fan of the (faster, fine) speed control in recent versions of VLC, but would like it to be more persistent, not sure how to achieve this.
That is, I would like the current selected speed setting (I prefer to watch movies / TV generally at 1.1 or 1.2 speed, some of them at 1.3) to apply to all items in a playlist, rather than only the one playing when I first modify the speed by selecting "(Faster, fine)" from the drop-down menu.
Is there a way to acheive this?
Even better would be finer-grained control, so I could assign normal speed to most things musical, and my favored slight speedup to most movie / tv. But that seems far more complicated
All I want to figure out right now is how to make the speed control apply to an entire playlist rather than only a particular item at a time. Cheers,
timothy