global-key-clear-playlist='CTRL+W' You can choose your own keys to your liking by changing CTRL+W to what you desire.Įxample command: Powershell.exe cd 'C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\'. This is done by adding the following attribute: Then send a key stroke of the key you just configured.
This setting is configured during the startup of VLC. This enables you to clear a playlist without being focused in the VLC window. You need to configure a global key that can be pressed anywhere to clear the playlist. Whenever I click another button on my stream deck, clear the playlist, add that specific playlist.ĭo a CTRL+F on that page for the word: "Clear" and you will find there is no command for clearing a playlist that is currently playing.I have considered things like media player or groove music but there is no support. They have a command line that can be used. Currently no plugins in the stream deck allow this (I do not count Spotify) so I am going custom. I want the ability to change moods based on a button that is configured on my stream deck. What I would like to achieve in the grand scheme of things is to play music that is locally stored on my computer on stream.
So I tried just adding it to the window where it shows the command lines used when you just save to a file, but this caused VLC to bomb.I have found the answer myself but I am documenting this for myself in the future or for other fellow content creators in case if I would ever forget it. I thought that perhaps if I issued the VLC command with command lines including the transformation command, that perhaps I could get it to save to a file, however I'm having a very hard time getting the command line thing to work, and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions.įrom the VLC documentation, it said the transformation command was of the form: However, if instead of playing, we save the video to a file, that transformation filter apparently isn't applied, and we get the sideways video. With an older version 0.85 I think, if you go into settings, and choose extended GUI, you get a window with a "transformation" check box, which, if we select that, it rotates the video when we play it. Well, with the newer versions of VLC, I can't figure out any way to apply the transformation filter at all. Unfortunately, when she recorded it, she had the camera rotated 90 deg, figuring that we could rotate the image on the computer like we do with still frames. My wife just used her digital camera to record a very funny clip of one of our dogs attacking water dripping off our roof. Real off topic here, but I figured that there are people here familiar with using VLC. View Member Profile Send Email Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts wejones It is the Entire group that makes this forum a success! Thanks to the members who share their knowledge and Made from those sales that I am able to pay for thisĪ Continued THANK YOU to all of the SUPER POSTERS, thatĭo such a GREAT JOB of finding and posting feeds.
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