Re: Playing *.mp3 Files In PlayList Via VLC Media Player?

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RE: Playing *.mp3 Files In PlayList Via VLC Media Player?

Does VLC remembers where I left reading last time if the app is closed and reopen? Thanks! From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Lorie McCloud Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2022 9:04 PM To: via MacVisionaries Subject: Re: Playing *.mp3 Files In PlayList Via VLC Media Player

Playing *.mp3 Files In PlayList Via VLC Media Player?

Hi, Group. I am not sure whether my question is related to this list directly, please forgive me if it is not. I have a zip file that has 30 mp3 files which are numbered sequencially. I would like to play it as playlist in VLC Media player. How can I do that, please? I am sorry, I am not

Re: Playing MP3 files

Vlc Media player is a great app on the Mac for audio files. You can easily rewind, fast forward, and adjust the volume level within the player. After you installation, Do a Command I on an mp3 file, and tab until you get to where you can choose the default program, select VLC and make sure the

Re: Playing MP3 files

Don't know if you have access to it but I found the Quick Time Player on my Mac works pretty well. However, the ability to move through a track quickly and easily is something Apple Desperately needs to improve, please report your issue to them! Joy "...on the still cold nights, he pointed

Playing MP3 files

> Hi guys, > Does anybody know of any effectively in iTunes or an alternative app to skip > forwards and backwards through an MP3 file? > Thanks for any suggestions > Kerri > > Kerryann F.. Ifill -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries list. If you

Re: Unexpected behavior with iTunes and playing mp3 files

Thanks. At least that way, when I open an p3, vlc will open it instead. That should keep it out of my iTunes librarygrin. Odd; because the windows version of iTunes doesn't do this. On Sep 10, 2011, at 9:49 PM, Teresa Cochran wrote: Hi, Paul, If you want VLC or any other program to open an

Re: Unexpected behavior with iTunes and playing mp3 files

Hi. On further investigation, I have found that choosing other from open with and selecting vlc still only opens that particular file. If you open another mp3 file, it opens with iTunes. There doesn't appear to be a way on the mac to say only open mp3 files with vlc and no other app. On Sep

Re: Unexpected behavior with iTunes and playing mp3 files

Hi, I disagree. If you use the method I outlined in an email I sent earlier today, that is, with the Get Info window, your mp3s will always open with VLC if you choose that app. Works for me every time. Later... On 2011-09-11, at 7:48 PM, Paul Henrichsen wrote: Hi. On further

Re: Unexpected behavior with iTunes and playing mp3 files

Hi. I didn't see any message from you earlier. Could you please send it again? I'd be interested in solving this problem. Thanks. On Sep 11, 2011, at 7:18 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote: Hi, I disagree. If you use the method I outlined in an email I sent earlier today, that is, with the Get Info

Unexpected behavior with iTunes and playing mp3 files

Hi, guys. I was looking at my iTunes music library last night and realized that every mp3 file I had played or opened was now in my library. Most of these were audio files or podcast files I had opened. I don't recall ever seeing this with the windows version. Since anything audio opened on

Re: Unexpected behavior with iTunes and playing mp3 files

Hi, Paul, If you want VLC or any other program to open an mp3, simply go to open with and choose other. In that dialog, you can choose the application and check the box to have it do this from now on. I don't believe there's a way to play files in ITunes without adding them to the library.