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<blockquote data-quote="bleubleu" data-source="post: 281260" data-attributes="member: 46062">I totally agree with that feature request!I want to use media player classic and it requires the time in ms in the command line. So this would be AWESOME!Unfortunatly, the way the code is right not (i am not a MP dev, I just looked at the code), the MP UI asks you if you want to resume a video, starts it from the beginning and then seeks to the desired position. You can see this phenomenon if you have a slow machine accessing a remote file on a slow network.So, in order to implement this, it would require more than adding 1-2 lines of code, but some changes in the way MP starts a video...MatHey, I just thought of the MOST UGLY HACK to solve this problem.Depending if you select YES or NO when asked to resume it will keep the resume time in the database (YES) or delete it (NO) meaning the video will restart from the beginning.Before starting your player, you could use sqllite3.exe to look in the &quot;resume&quot; table (join with the &quot;files&quot; table) to see if the file you are trying to play needs to resume. The time in this table is in MS but you can use SQL functions to format it the way you want. It is a stretch, it's ugly, but I will try a prototype tonight.Mat</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bleubleu, post: 281260, member: 46062"] I totally agree with that feature request! I want to use media player classic and it requires the time in ms in the command line. So this would be AWESOME! Unfortunatly, the way the code is right not (i am not a MP dev, I just looked at the code), the MP UI asks you if you want to resume a video, starts it from the beginning and then seeks to the desired position. You can see this phenomenon if you have a slow machine accessing a remote file on a slow network. So, in order to implement this, it would require more than adding 1-2 lines of code, but some changes in the way MP starts a video... Mat Hey, I just thought of the MOST UGLY HACK to solve this problem. Depending if you select YES or NO when asked to resume it will keep the resume time in the database (YES) or delete it (NO) meaning the video will restart from the beginning. Before starting your player, you could use sqllite3.exe to look in the "resume" table (join with the "files" table) to see if the file you are trying to play needs to resume. The time in this table is in MS but you can use SQL functions to format it the way you want. It is a stretch, it's ugly, but I will try a prototype tonight. Mat [/QUOTE]

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