08-12-2017, 10:31 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-12-2017, 10:36 PM by JackOfHearts.)
If you run linux that's even easier, I used to launch VLC from the command line with the sleep command.
It's something like that If I remember correctly:
sleep 60m && VLC DMSI.flac
You have to be in the right folder and use the tabulation to help you get the stuff written automatically.
Use the "cd" command to change folder.
Test each command first to see if it works:
"sleep 60m" first , I don't remember if it's "M" or m, this command wait for 60 minute
The "&&" is to add another command after you have waited for 60 minutes
The next command fire up VLC to play the sub.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX2eF_xrsXw
It's something like that If I remember correctly:
sleep 60m && VLC DMSI.flac
You have to be in the right folder and use the tabulation to help you get the stuff written automatically.
Use the "cd" command to change folder.
Test each command first to see if it works:
"sleep 60m" first , I don't remember if it's "M" or m, this command wait for 60 minute
The "&&" is to add another command after you have waited for 60 minutes
The next command fire up VLC to play the sub.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX2eF_xrsXw
