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When one has many clips in the playlist, how do i delete them all in one go? Curently, I press delete 22 times in a row to delete 22 videos! I rather use the same colour/brightness settings that's why I reuse instead of closing the player and opening up a new one.
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When one has many clips in the playlist, how do i delete them all in one go? Curently, I press delete 22 times in a row to delete 22 videos! I rather use the same colour/brightness settings that's why I reuse instead of closing the player and opening up a new one.
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Note that you can store these settings in the preferences.
– Tom Wijsman
Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
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When one has many clips in the playlist, how do i delete them all in one go? Curently, I press delete 22 times in a row to delete 22 videos! I rather use the same colour/brightness settings that's why I reuse instead of closing the player and opening up a new one.
vlc-media-player
asked Aug 19 '11 at 1:41
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When one has many clips in the playlist, how do i delete them all in one go? Curently, I press delete 22 times in a row to delete 22 videos! I rather use the same colour/brightness settings that's why I reuse instead of closing the player and opening up a new one.
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Note that you can store these settings in the preferences.
– Tom Wijsman
Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
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Note that you can store these settings in the preferences.
– Tom Wijsman
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Note that you can store these settings in the preferences.
– Tom Wijsman
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Note that you can store these settings in the preferences.
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Clear playlist using the hotkey CTRL + W
edited Feb 1 at 16:59
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answered Jan 31 at 21:58
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According to the VLC wiki that hotkey does NOT clear the playlist: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table You may have a custom setting somewhere and this answer does not apply.
– music2myear
Jan 31 at 23:32
From the command line, type [vlc --help] and see for yourself You are not launching a wiki, you are launching vlc. Therefore, the local copy of vlc prevails, without regard to any wiki.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 0:48
Please explain. When I run .vlc.exe --help the help text that shows is help for the command line interaction and contains no information about CTRL- hotkeys. Further, the wiki I'm referring to is the official online helpfile by videolan: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 0:59
I will explain AFTER you simply open VLC, load a playlist, then clear it with the hotkey ctrl+w. And, my bad on the [vlc --help]. Use the more exhaustive [vlc -H] Further, I do not recall where I learned the hotkey. Been using since Day 1.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 1:19
You are correct and I was not. I found one reference on a forum about a script that adds this capability to VLC, but none of the documentation available lists this key combination.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 16:59
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You can select all the clips with your mouse, then hit the DEL button to delete the selected clips.
edited Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
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answered Aug 19 '11 at 1:53
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If you're talking about VLC in a window, then with the playlist open, press CTRLA to select all the elements in the playlist, then press DEL to delete all tracks ;)
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:50
MetafanielMetafaniel
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Other than with CTRL+A, you can also drag with your mouse around the files, and press DEL.
Dragging and dropping also works well, to add new files.
edited Mar 1 '12 at 22:29
kiamlaluno
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answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:55
nossuntlegionossuntlegio
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Right-click in the playlist window and select Clear Playlist.
answered Oct 3 '13 at 7:32
MiralMiral
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The CTRL+w hotkey is listed in the GUI. Preferences/All/Interface/Hotkeys Settings - scroll way way down the list. It is there.
What a stiki wiki this is.
answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
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Hi Cerebrated Freak, this answer was provided previously by Pepin Jacob-Deaver.
– angelofdev
Feb 1 at 5:52
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!/bin/bash
VAR=$(xdotool search --name vlc)
xdotool windowactivate --sync $VAR key ctrl+w & sleep .1
vlc PATHTOPLAYLISTxspf
Find the VLC window (docked playlist). Send CTRL+w to clear playlist. Open new playlist.
One click.
answered Feb 1 at 6:17
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Clear playlist using the hotkey CTRL + W
edited Feb 1 at 16:59
music2myear
32.4k860101
answered Jan 31 at 21:58
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According to the VLC wiki that hotkey does NOT clear the playlist: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table You may have a custom setting somewhere and this answer does not apply.
– music2myear
Jan 31 at 23:32
From the command line, type [vlc --help] and see for yourself You are not launching a wiki, you are launching vlc. Therefore, the local copy of vlc prevails, without regard to any wiki.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 0:48
Please explain. When I run .vlc.exe --help the help text that shows is help for the command line interaction and contains no information about CTRL- hotkeys. Further, the wiki I'm referring to is the official online helpfile by videolan: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 0:59
I will explain AFTER you simply open VLC, load a playlist, then clear it with the hotkey ctrl+w. And, my bad on the [vlc --help]. Use the more exhaustive [vlc -H] Further, I do not recall where I learned the hotkey. Been using since Day 1.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 1:19
You are correct and I was not. I found one reference on a forum about a script that adds this capability to VLC, but none of the documentation available lists this key combination.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 16:59
add a comment |
Clear playlist using the hotkey CTRL + W
edited Feb 1 at 16:59
music2myear
32.4k860101
answered Jan 31 at 21:58
Pepin Jacob-DeaverPepin Jacob-Deaver
312
1
According to the VLC wiki that hotkey does NOT clear the playlist: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table You may have a custom setting somewhere and this answer does not apply.
– music2myear
Jan 31 at 23:32
From the command line, type [vlc --help] and see for yourself You are not launching a wiki, you are launching vlc. Therefore, the local copy of vlc prevails, without regard to any wiki.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 0:48
Please explain. When I run .vlc.exe --help the help text that shows is help for the command line interaction and contains no information about CTRL- hotkeys. Further, the wiki I'm referring to is the official online helpfile by videolan: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 0:59
I will explain AFTER you simply open VLC, load a playlist, then clear it with the hotkey ctrl+w. And, my bad on the [vlc --help]. Use the more exhaustive [vlc -H] Further, I do not recall where I learned the hotkey. Been using since Day 1.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 1:19
You are correct and I was not. I found one reference on a forum about a script that adds this capability to VLC, but none of the documentation available lists this key combination.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 16:59
add a comment |
Clear playlist using the hotkey CTRL + W
edited Feb 1 at 16:59
music2myear
32.4k860101
answered Jan 31 at 21:58
Pepin Jacob-DeaverPepin Jacob-Deaver
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Clear playlist using the hotkey CTRL + W
edited Feb 1 at 16:59
music2myear
32.4k860101
answered Jan 31 at 21:58
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music2myear
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According to the VLC wiki that hotkey does NOT clear the playlist: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table You may have a custom setting somewhere and this answer does not apply.
– music2myear
Jan 31 at 23:32
From the command line, type [vlc --help] and see for yourself You are not launching a wiki, you are launching vlc. Therefore, the local copy of vlc prevails, without regard to any wiki.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 0:48
Please explain. When I run .vlc.exe --help the help text that shows is help for the command line interaction and contains no information about CTRL- hotkeys. Further, the wiki I'm referring to is the official online helpfile by videolan: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 0:59
I will explain AFTER you simply open VLC, load a playlist, then clear it with the hotkey ctrl+w. And, my bad on the [vlc --help]. Use the more exhaustive [vlc -H] Further, I do not recall where I learned the hotkey. Been using since Day 1.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 1:19
You are correct and I was not. I found one reference on a forum about a script that adds this capability to VLC, but none of the documentation available lists this key combination.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 16:59
add a comment |
1
According to the VLC wiki that hotkey does NOT clear the playlist: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table You may have a custom setting somewhere and this answer does not apply.
– music2myear
Jan 31 at 23:32
From the command line, type [vlc --help] and see for yourself You are not launching a wiki, you are launching vlc. Therefore, the local copy of vlc prevails, without regard to any wiki.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 0:48
Please explain. When I run .vlc.exe --help the help text that shows is help for the command line interaction and contains no information about CTRL- hotkeys. Further, the wiki I'm referring to is the official online helpfile by videolan: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 0:59
I will explain AFTER you simply open VLC, load a playlist, then clear it with the hotkey ctrl+w. And, my bad on the [vlc --help]. Use the more exhaustive [vlc -H] Further, I do not recall where I learned the hotkey. Been using since Day 1.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 1:19
You are correct and I was not. I found one reference on a forum about a script that adds this capability to VLC, but none of the documentation available lists this key combination.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 16:59
1
1
According to the VLC wiki that hotkey does NOT clear the playlist: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table You may have a custom setting somewhere and this answer does not apply.
– music2myear
Jan 31 at 23:32
According to the VLC wiki that hotkey does NOT clear the playlist: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table You may have a custom setting somewhere and this answer does not apply.
– music2myear
Jan 31 at 23:32
From the command line, type [vlc --help] and see for yourself You are not launching a wiki, you are launching vlc. Therefore, the local copy of vlc prevails, without regard to any wiki.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 0:48
From the command line, type [vlc --help] and see for yourself You are not launching a wiki, you are launching vlc. Therefore, the local copy of vlc prevails, without regard to any wiki.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 0:48
Please explain. When I run .vlc.exe --help the help text that shows is help for the command line interaction and contains no information about CTRL- hotkeys. Further, the wiki I'm referring to is the official online helpfile by videolan: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 0:59
Please explain. When I run .vlc.exe --help the help text that shows is help for the command line interaction and contains no information about CTRL- hotkeys. Further, the wiki I'm referring to is the official online helpfile by videolan: wiki.videolan.org/hotkeys_table
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 0:59
I will explain AFTER you simply open VLC, load a playlist, then clear it with the hotkey ctrl+w. And, my bad on the [vlc --help]. Use the more exhaustive [vlc -H] Further, I do not recall where I learned the hotkey. Been using since Day 1.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 1:19
I will explain AFTER you simply open VLC, load a playlist, then clear it with the hotkey ctrl+w. And, my bad on the [vlc --help]. Use the more exhaustive [vlc -H] Further, I do not recall where I learned the hotkey. Been using since Day 1.
– Pepin Jacob-Deaver
Feb 1 at 1:19
You are correct and I was not. I found one reference on a forum about a script that adds this capability to VLC, but none of the documentation available lists this key combination.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 16:59
You are correct and I was not. I found one reference on a forum about a script that adds this capability to VLC, but none of the documentation available lists this key combination.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 16:59
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You can select all the clips with your mouse, then hit the DEL button to delete the selected clips.
edited Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
Tom Wijsman
50.5k24165248
answered Aug 19 '11 at 1:53
GregGreg
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You can select all the clips with your mouse, then hit the DEL button to delete the selected clips.
edited Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
Tom Wijsman
50.5k24165248
answered Aug 19 '11 at 1:53
GregGreg
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You can select all the clips with your mouse, then hit the DEL button to delete the selected clips.
edited Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
Tom Wijsman
50.5k24165248
answered Aug 19 '11 at 1:53
GregGreg
3,41421419
You can select all the clips with your mouse, then hit the DEL button to delete the selected clips.
edited Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
Tom Wijsman
50.5k24165248
answered Aug 19 '11 at 1:53
GregGreg
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edited Aug 19 '11 at 13:15
Tom Wijsman
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Tom Wijsman
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If you're talking about VLC in a window, then with the playlist open, press CTRLA to select all the elements in the playlist, then press DEL to delete all tracks ;)
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:50
MetafanielMetafaniel
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If you're talking about VLC in a window, then with the playlist open, press CTRLA to select all the elements in the playlist, then press DEL to delete all tracks ;)
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:50
MetafanielMetafaniel
159111
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If you're talking about VLC in a window, then with the playlist open, press CTRLA to select all the elements in the playlist, then press DEL to delete all tracks ;)
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:50
MetafanielMetafaniel
159111
If you're talking about VLC in a window, then with the playlist open, press CTRLA to select all the elements in the playlist, then press DEL to delete all tracks ;)
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:50
MetafanielMetafaniel
159111
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:50
MetafanielMetafaniel
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Other than with CTRL+A, you can also drag with your mouse around the files, and press DEL.
Dragging and dropping also works well, to add new files.
edited Mar 1 '12 at 22:29
kiamlaluno
1,08022038
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:55
nossuntlegionossuntlegio
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Other than with CTRL+A, you can also drag with your mouse around the files, and press DEL.
Dragging and dropping also works well, to add new files.
edited Mar 1 '12 at 22:29
kiamlaluno
1,08022038
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:55
nossuntlegionossuntlegio
415
add a comment |
Other than with CTRL+A, you can also drag with your mouse around the files, and press DEL.
Dragging and dropping also works well, to add new files.
edited Mar 1 '12 at 22:29
kiamlaluno
1,08022038
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:55
nossuntlegionossuntlegio
415
Other than with CTRL+A, you can also drag with your mouse around the files, and press DEL.
Dragging and dropping also works well, to add new files.
edited Mar 1 '12 at 22:29
kiamlaluno
1,08022038
answered Mar 1 '12 at 21:55
nossuntlegionossuntlegio
415
edited Mar 1 '12 at 22:29
kiamlaluno
1,08022038
edited Mar 1 '12 at 22:29
kiamlaluno
1,08022038
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kiamlaluno
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1,08022038
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Right-click in the playlist window and select Clear Playlist.
answered Oct 3 '13 at 7:32
MiralMiral
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Right-click in the playlist window and select Clear Playlist.
answered Oct 3 '13 at 7:32
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Right-click in the playlist window and select Clear Playlist.
answered Oct 3 '13 at 7:32
MiralMiral
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Right-click in the playlist window and select Clear Playlist.
answered Oct 3 '13 at 7:32
MiralMiral
4121510
answered Oct 3 '13 at 7:32
MiralMiral
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The CTRL+w hotkey is listed in the GUI. Preferences/All/Interface/Hotkeys Settings - scroll way way down the list. It is there.
What a stiki wiki this is.
answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
1
Hi Cerebrated Freak, this answer was provided previously by Pepin Jacob-Deaver.
– angelofdev
Feb 1 at 5:52
add a comment |
The CTRL+w hotkey is listed in the GUI. Preferences/All/Interface/Hotkeys Settings - scroll way way down the list. It is there.
What a stiki wiki this is.
answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
1
Hi Cerebrated Freak, this answer was provided previously by Pepin Jacob-Deaver.
– angelofdev
Feb 1 at 5:52
add a comment |
The CTRL+w hotkey is listed in the GUI. Preferences/All/Interface/Hotkeys Settings - scroll way way down the list. It is there.
What a stiki wiki this is.
answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
The CTRL+w hotkey is listed in the GUI. Preferences/All/Interface/Hotkeys Settings - scroll way way down the list. It is there.
What a stiki wiki this is.
answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
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answered Feb 1 at 5:01
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
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Hi Cerebrated Freak, this answer was provided previously by Pepin Jacob-Deaver.
– angelofdev
Feb 1 at 5:52
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1
Hi Cerebrated Freak, this answer was provided previously by Pepin Jacob-Deaver.
– angelofdev
Feb 1 at 5:52
1
1
Hi Cerebrated Freak, this answer was provided previously by Pepin Jacob-Deaver.
– angelofdev
Feb 1 at 5:52
Hi Cerebrated Freak, this answer was provided previously by Pepin Jacob-Deaver.
– angelofdev
Feb 1 at 5:52
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!/bin/bash
VAR=$(xdotool search --name vlc)
xdotool windowactivate --sync $VAR key ctrl+w & sleep .1
vlc PATHTOPLAYLISTxspf
Find the VLC window (docked playlist). Send CTRL+w to clear playlist. Open new playlist.
One click.
answered Feb 1 at 6:17
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
add a comment |
!/bin/bash
VAR=$(xdotool search --name vlc)
xdotool windowactivate --sync $VAR key ctrl+w & sleep .1
vlc PATHTOPLAYLISTxspf
Find the VLC window (docked playlist). Send CTRL+w to clear playlist. Open new playlist.
One click.
answered Feb 1 at 6:17
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
add a comment |
!/bin/bash
VAR=$(xdotool search --name vlc)
xdotool windowactivate --sync $VAR key ctrl+w & sleep .1
vlc PATHTOPLAYLISTxspf
Find the VLC window (docked playlist). Send CTRL+w to clear playlist. Open new playlist.
One click.
answered Feb 1 at 6:17
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
!/bin/bash
VAR=$(xdotool search --name vlc)
xdotool windowactivate --sync $VAR key ctrl+w & sleep .1
vlc PATHTOPLAYLISTxspf
Find the VLC window (docked playlist). Send CTRL+w to clear playlist. Open new playlist.
One click.
answered Feb 1 at 6:17
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
answered Feb 1 at 6:17
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
11
answered Feb 1 at 6:17
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
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answered Feb 1 at 6:17
Cerebrated FreakCerebrated Freak
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