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I don't think so, because MP has no way of knowing at which timestamp the external player stopped playback.
Best way to achieve this would be to use an auto-resume feature in your external player itself. (MPC-HC can do that, I don't know about VLC)
I don't think so, because MP has no way of knowing at which timestamp the external player stopped playback.
Best way to achieve...
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Is it possible to enable MP to resume in an External Player, where it left off ?
I guess the question also is, can...
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Thank you for confirming that U&W works for you.
I ended up deleting U&W and rescanning for channels. That fixed the issue.
Thank you for confirming that U&W works for you.
I ended up deleting U&W and rescanning for channels. That fixed the issue.
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