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Shortcut key for A-B repeat

Posted: 08 Sep 2010 19:30
by SINDHIARAJ
Load of thanks to all of the vlc team for the A-B repeat button; but it would be of great help if a customisable shortcut key for the same would be available at the Hotkey section.

Re: Shortcut key for A-B repeat

Posted: 04 Oct 2010 10:53
by eggybaby
Ditto that!!!!

Re: Shortcut key for A-B repeat

Posted: 17 Oct 2017 08:40
by privatecrunch
Is it possible this is being implemented at all?

I'm an English teacher, and I use VLC for showing videos to my students. It's nearly the perfect media player. Speed changes, free skipping, subtitle and multi-language support... But for AB play, it is handy for me to be able to single out phrases that characters say in a video and loop them multiple times. AB is a perfect feature, but I need to be able to change the endpoints quickly, and preferably WITHOUT leaving fullscreen, and I have everything set up so that aside from this I never need to.

Is there some kind of consistency or design principle reason why this doesn't get a settable hotkey?

Re: Shortcut key for A-B repeat

Posted: 11 Nov 2017 17:04
by Jean-Baptiste Kempf
It's not a settable hotkeys, for now, because it is a hack :)

Re: Shortcut key for A-B repeat

Posted: 18 Nov 2017 19:00
by ThePowerTool
Will it be improved? I'd like shortcut keys, too.

Re: Shortcut key for A-B repeat

Posted: 19 Nov 2017 22:13
by EodiV
In fact I have been planning to greatly expand the possibilities of A->B repeat some day. I have added a note in our ticket system too keep shortcut keys in mind when we get around to reworking the A->B loops. Please be very patient, as it will likely take a lot of time before someone gets around to reworking the A->B loops.

Re: Shortcut key for A-B repeat

Posted: 26 Nov 2017 03:10
by ThePowerTool
Thank you!

Since you mentioned "greatly expand":
Might I also suggest A->B | Record = dump A through B to the default output directory and file? You could have a tip with mouse-over of the Record button ("Press Record now to record from A@13s to B@182s").

Thank you, again!