Not using the VLC software, but my one suggestion would be for you to
maybe try to route the mouse to somewhere else. If the mouse sits
focused on your timer, that could cause WE to continiously read it. So
try hit Numpad-Home, and see if that fixes the trouble.
The other, more obvious solution, may of course be to alt-tab away from
the VLC window, once the DVD has been started. Even, just hit the
Window-key on your keyboard, and leave the startmenu focused while
playing the DVD. Then, ifyou want get back to the VLC screen, hit Escape.
David
On 2/23/2016 7:18 AM, via Talk wrote:
hmmm, not using a dvd, but mine never speaks the time while playing a
file.
net bat via Talk <talk@lists.window-eyes.com> wrote:
is there a setting to turn off the elapsed time counter in vlc?
w e keeps speaking this counter while a dvd is playing and i haven't
found a vlc setting to turn this off.
thanks for help.
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