When I look at the metadata it looks like this:Tims-Mac-mini:~ timsmith$ exiftool /Volumes/timdisk/00024\ NEWfile\ copy. NOTE: The ones that do not have this issue do not have the TRACK "" NAME identifiers, so can I just strip those? (if so, how?) What is the command line I should be using to change it from its original file to the new one, or to just strip the original file so that VLC shows the new name in the playlist? I have a lot of video files that I have been renaming in the MAC finder, but when some of them appear in the VLC playlist, they still show the original file name.Įxample, I named file "Movie 1.mp4" to "NEWfilecopy.mp4" But it shows upon the VLC playlist was "Movie 1.mp4" As long as the items remain in their linked storage locations, the playlist will automatically stream whenever you open this file in VLC.Very new here and trying my best to understand things. Click “Save” and your playlist will be stored as a file for later use. Go to “Media” on the program menu and select “Save Playlist to File…” Select a storage location for your playlist file and enter a filename. Click the “Loop” button again to repeat playback of the entire playlist. Click the “Back” button to skip back to the previous item.Ĭlick the “Loop” button (an icon with two looping arrows) to repeat the item that is currently playing. The basic version of the program is anything but, featuring playlist and streaming support in addition to the ability to play just about any video on your PC. Click the “Random” button again to resume playing the videos in their pre-programmed order.Ĭlick the “Forward” button to skip ahead to the next item in your playlist.
The videos will serve in their pre-programmed order.Ĭlick the “Random” button (an icon with two intertwined arrows) to shuffle playback of the videos. Select the item and click “Open.” Repeat this step for every additional video you wish to add.ĭrag and drop the items in the “Playlist” window into a desired sequence.Ĭlick the “Play” button to stream your playlist.
Search for your video in the file browser window. Right-click on the “Playlist” window and select “Add File…” from the fly-out menu.
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