I was wondering if it would be possible to have the video playback mode have an additional feature that allows one to "skip the first x amount of seconds", both in combination with or without the "start playback from a random point" enabled, regardless of video file format.
I have videos that are for example 45 minutes, and set the "Maximum movie duration" to 23 seconds in combination with "Start videos from a random point), but it still keeps showing me a lot of videos that are starting from the beginning, which is really annoying because it's often only intro's, leaders, text, black screen, etc
I have a feeling it is doing this more than just on a random occasion. Is it because it can't start certain file formats from a random point?
Would love to see this feature implemented, or perhaps a work around (transcoding to different formats is not really a solution in my opinion, and something I really do want to avoid at all cost, because this is terribly time consuming, cpu intensive, and there is always file degradation with encoding, not to mention file size and disk space requirements).
I am using: VLC 3.0.4 Vetinari, have quicktime installed, and running Windows 10.
Would the K-Lite Codec pack in combination with media player classic give better playback support, I saw media player is supported in the video tab of gPhotoShow, is this the windows media player, or media player classic?
Love to hear some feedback on this!
Thanks! As always keep up the great work, love the software as it has kept me entertained for years
