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maniacattack |
2011-01-14
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I'd like it to contiue playing vids even if the first ones over and go on to the next video how do you do this?
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2011-02-21
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Cant be done, or is there an app for that?
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2011-02-21
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Use mplayer.
Cd to directory where you have videos and do:
mplayer -shuffle *
Cd to directory where you have videos and do:
mplayer -shuffle *
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2011-02-22
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I wonder why would you want to do that. I mean, are you doing something that requires such a condition or what. Otherwise, selecting the next video to play isn't a time consuming task and it allows you to select the video you'd like to watch next. Anyways, Mplayer can fulfill your requirement i think as gionni88 said
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Last edited by my memo; 2011-02-23 at 21:15.
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2011-02-22
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Originally Posted by my memo
Sometimes I download from youtube episodes splitted in x parts and I use it to avoid hitting next when I'm watching those with tv-out.
I wonder why would you want to do that. I mean, are you doing something that requires such a condition or what. Otherwise, selecting the next video to play isn't a time consuming task and it allows you to select the video you'd like to watch next.