How to add system time to VLC toolbar?
I am using VLC Media Player to run video and audio file. I want to know whether it's possible to add the current system time to the toolbar of VLC Player. It would be easier to check the system time without escaping from the full screen mode.
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I am using VLC Media Player to run video and audio file. I want to know whether it's possible to add the current system time to the toolbar of VLC Player. It would be easier to check the system time without escaping from the full screen mode.
vlc-media-player fullscreen
edited Dec 25 '13 at 16:15
Jawa
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asked Dec 25 '13 at 15:54
newb
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I am using VLC Media Player to run video and audio file. I want to know whether it's possible to add the current system time to the toolbar of VLC Player. It would be easier to check the system time without escaping from the full screen mode.
vlc-media-player fullscreen
edited Dec 25 '13 at 16:15
Jawa
3,14982435
asked Dec 25 '13 at 15:54
newb
613
I am using VLC Media Player to run video and audio file. I want to know whether it's possible to add the current system time to the toolbar of VLC Player. It would be easier to check the system time without escaping from the full screen mode.
vlc-media-player fullscreen
vlc-media-player fullscreen
edited Dec 25 '13 at 16:15
Jawa
3,14982435
asked Dec 25 '13 at 15:54
newb
613
edited Dec 25 '13 at 16:15
Jawa
3,14982435
asked Dec 25 '13 at 15:54
newb
613
edited Dec 25 '13 at 16:15
Jawa
3,14982435
edited Dec 25 '13 at 16:15
Jawa
3,14982435
edited Dec 25 '13 at 16:15
Jawa
3,14982435
3,14982435
asked Dec 25 '13 at 15:54
newb
613
asked Dec 25 '13 at 15:54
newb
613
asked Dec 25 '13 at 15:54
newb
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613
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I dont know how to add time details in tool bar of vlc media player. But we can add time and date as a marquee. There are two ways to do this one is using command line and the other by manually changing the settings
1. Command line
vlc.exe --sub-filter=marq{marquee=$T/$D" Volume:"$V,size=-2,color=16776960}:marq{marquee=Time:%H:%M:%S" Date:"%d/%m/%Y,color=16776960,size=-2,position=6}
Open CMD (command prompt) and then go to the directory in which vlc is installed and enter the above code
2. Manual
*VLC 2.1.2
- Go to Tools > Preference
- Change Show settings from Simple to All
- Uncheck the only show current option
- Type in the search box marquee
- Select Subtitles/OSD from the list
- Check the box marquee display found in overlays
- Select from the list ;subsection Marquee which is in Subtitles/OSD
- In the Text box type Time:%H:%M:%S for time and Date:"%d/%m/%Y for current date
- Tweak the marquee properites in marquee display according to your convinence
- Save the preference and then run a new video
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I dont know how to add time details in tool bar of vlc media player. But we can add time and date as a marquee. There are two ways to do this one is using command line and the other by manually changing the settings
1. Command line
vlc.exe --sub-filter=marq{marquee=$T/$D" Volume:"$V,size=-2,color=16776960}:marq{marquee=Time:%H:%M:%S" Date:"%d/%m/%Y,color=16776960,size=-2,position=6}
Open CMD (command prompt) and then go to the directory in which vlc is installed and enter the above code
2. Manual
*VLC 2.1.2
- Go to Tools > Preference
- Change Show settings from Simple to All
- Uncheck the only show current option
- Type in the search box marquee
- Select Subtitles/OSD from the list
- Check the box marquee display found in overlays
- Select from the list ;subsection Marquee which is in Subtitles/OSD
- In the Text box type Time:%H:%M:%S for time and Date:"%d/%m/%Y for current date
- Tweak the marquee properites in marquee display according to your convinence
- Save the preference and then run a new video
answered Mar 2 '14 at 9:13
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I dont know how to add time details in tool bar of vlc media player. But we can add time and date as a marquee. There are two ways to do this one is using command line and the other by manually changing the settings
1. Command line
vlc.exe --sub-filter=marq{marquee=$T/$D" Volume:"$V,size=-2,color=16776960}:marq{marquee=Time:%H:%M:%S" Date:"%d/%m/%Y,color=16776960,size=-2,position=6}
Open CMD (command prompt) and then go to the directory in which vlc is installed and enter the above code
2. Manual
*VLC 2.1.2
- Go to Tools > Preference
- Change Show settings from Simple to All
- Uncheck the only show current option
- Type in the search box marquee
- Select Subtitles/OSD from the list
- Check the box marquee display found in overlays
- Select from the list ;subsection Marquee which is in Subtitles/OSD
- In the Text box type Time:%H:%M:%S for time and Date:"%d/%m/%Y for current date
- Tweak the marquee properites in marquee display according to your convinence
- Save the preference and then run a new video
answered Mar 2 '14 at 9:13
Eka
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I dont know how to add time details in tool bar of vlc media player. But we can add time and date as a marquee. There are two ways to do this one is using command line and the other by manually changing the settings
1. Command line
vlc.exe --sub-filter=marq{marquee=$T/$D" Volume:"$V,size=-2,color=16776960}:marq{marquee=Time:%H:%M:%S" Date:"%d/%m/%Y,color=16776960,size=-2,position=6}
Open CMD (command prompt) and then go to the directory in which vlc is installed and enter the above code
2. Manual
*VLC 2.1.2
- Go to Tools > Preference
- Change Show settings from Simple to All
- Uncheck the only show current option
- Type in the search box marquee
- Select Subtitles/OSD from the list
- Check the box marquee display found in overlays
- Select from the list ;subsection Marquee which is in Subtitles/OSD
- In the Text box type Time:%H:%M:%S for time and Date:"%d/%m/%Y for current date
- Tweak the marquee properites in marquee display according to your convinence
- Save the preference and then run a new video
answered Mar 2 '14 at 9:13
Eka
1287
I dont know how to add time details in tool bar of vlc media player. But we can add time and date as a marquee. There are two ways to do this one is using command line and the other by manually changing the settings
1. Command line
vlc.exe --sub-filter=marq{marquee=$T/$D" Volume:"$V,size=-2,color=16776960}:marq{marquee=Time:%H:%M:%S" Date:"%d/%m/%Y,color=16776960,size=-2,position=6}
Open CMD (command prompt) and then go to the directory in which vlc is installed and enter the above code
2. Manual
*VLC 2.1.2
- Go to Tools > Preference
- Change Show settings from Simple to All
- Uncheck the only show current option
- Type in the search box marquee
- Select Subtitles/OSD from the list
- Check the box marquee display found in overlays
- Select from the list ;subsection Marquee which is in Subtitles/OSD
- In the Text box type Time:%H:%M:%S for time and Date:"%d/%m/%Y for current date
- Tweak the marquee properites in marquee display according to your convinence
- Save the preference and then run a new video
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