hello listers,
what is VLC
like with VO? how do you do things like fast forwarding and stuff like
that? i ask this because it will be a good program for me to get because
of the amount of formats it can handle.
thanks
Michael
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Hello Michael.
Vlc is very accessible with VO and a very useful program to have on your mac
even if you like iTunes.
To play a file: space bar or command p.
to pause: space bar.
to stop: command period.
fast forward: command + option + right arrow.
rewind: command + option + left arro.
chan
wow, thanks Nektarios,
you can't do any kined of bookmarking or jumping to a time in VLC can you?
thanks
Michael
On 13/03/2013 7:22 AM, Nektarios Mallas wrote:
Hello Michael.
Vlc is very accessible with VO and a very useful program to have on your mac
even if you like iTunes.
To play a file: s
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wow, thanks Nektarios,
you can't do any kined of bookmarking or jumping to a time in VLC can you?
thanks
Michael
On 13/03/2013 7:22 AM, Nektarios Mallas wrote:
> Hello Michael.
> Vlc is very accessible with VO
VLC can be downloaded from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html
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Hello.
I don't know about bookmarks, but you can go to a specific time by using
command + j and enter time to the dialog there.
Nektarios.
On Mar 13, 2013, at 12:07 AM, Michael Marshall
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> wow, thanks Nektarios,
> you can't do any kined of bookmarking or jumping to a time in VLC can you
ore or
> does one use safari. any special instructions on the install?
>
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hey Nektarios,
you wouldn't happen to know of a command to see how long a file is in
the player would you?
thanks
Michael
On 13/03/2013 10:26 AM, Nektarios Mallas wrote:
Hello.
I don't know about bookmarks, but you can go to a specific time by using
command + j and enter time to the dialog
Hi.
You can see the time somewhere displayed on the main screen.
I am on the road, difficult to check right now.
Nektarios.
On Mar 13, 2013, at 1:58 AM, Michael Marshall wrote:
> hey Nektarios,
>
> you wouldn't happen to know of a command to see how long a file is in the
> player would you?
hello Nektarios,
thanks for getting back to me.
if you do have a chance to check out time laps in a file that would be
fantastic.
i still think iTunes will be my book player
thanks
Michael
On 14/03/2013 6:47 AM, Nektarios Mallas wrote:
Hi.
You can see the time somewhere displayed on the main
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