(Note: this is a different dialog then Jump to time in the Playback menu). The Jump to time (Previous frame) Get time > button updates to show HH:MM:SS,mmm. Use the menu is under VLC -> Extensions -> Jump to time (Previous frame) to open the dialog below depicted. At this time (2023.02.23) the Addons Manager is installing version 2.1. Note: Jump To Time version 3 extension may need to be manually installed. In VLC 3, click the "Find more addons online" button.
Install Jump to time Previous Frame via the macOS menu VLC > Addons Manager or the Ubuntu menu Tools > Plugins and extensions > Addons Manager tab > Extensions. With VLC, I have found two approaches for determining milliseconds.Īpproach 1. Maybe that is normal and extensions are already enabled.īut my problem is, it doesn't show miliseconds, which is what i'm after. The same is true for the VLSub extension below, it doesn't get checked when clicking it. even when I click it - I don't know if it should. (there was a download link on that page, not sure if it's quite right, like I don't know if I downloaded some lite version that I shouldn't have but I downloaded this)Īnd put it in "VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions" creating the extensions subdirectory if it doesn't exist. I read that I should download this extension
I am trying get milliseconds shown in VLC. The other question is a general question about video playing programs generally. This question, as it says in its title, is specific to VLC.
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