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Get the Setup for VLC media player v 2.0.x. itIt will not work on v2.1.x or v2.2.x. (You are advised to get the VLC v2.0.9). After the Downloaddownloading, install the file, by following instructionthe instructions shown.
Go the VLC media player add-on page and download the time extension. by Clickingclicking on this Time Extension
Extract the time extension downloaded, open the Time v2.0 (intf), there are three files Looper_intf.lua, Time v2.0 (intf).png and time_ext.lua Time V2.0:
```
 Looper_intf.lua
 Time v2.0 (intf).png
 time_ext.lua
```
Go to the location where you install theinstalled VLC mediaMedia Player usually C:\Program Files\VideoLAN(usually C:\Program Files\VideoLAN)
Open the VideoLAN folder, Openopen the VLC folder and then open the Lua folder
In the Lua folder, open the extension folder and paste the time_ext.luatime_ext.lua file
Then goGo back to the Lua folder, open the intf folder, paste the looper_intf.lualooper_intf.lua file
Open the VLC Media Player, go to the View on the Menumenu bar, Select theand select Time V2.0
Leave the Settingssettings the way it isthey are and Clickclick on Save ,. VLC media playerMedia Player will request for ato restart, You - close and reopen VLC mediaMedia Player.
```
  After restarting VLC media player,Load a Video into the VLC media player, your video should show at the top right hand corner, Video time in hr:mm:sec.millisecond, that is for Hour:Minute:Seconds.Milliseconds
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After restarting VLC media player, load a video into the VLC Media Player. Your video should show in the top right hand corner the video time in hr:mm:sec.millisecond format (which represents hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds)

You can check the complete tutorial here: http://www.latestsolution.com/2016/06/Show-VLC-Timing-In-Millisecond.html

Get the Setup for VLC media player v 2.0.x. it will not work on v2.1.x or v2.2.x. (You are advised to get the VLC v2.0.9). After the Download install the file, by following instruction shown.
Go the VLC media player add-on page and download the time extension. by Clicking on this Time Extension
Extract the time extension downloaded, open the Time v2.0 (intf), there are three files Looper_intf.lua, Time v2.0 (intf).png and time_ext.lua Time V2.0
Go to the location where you install the VLC media Player usually C:\Program Files\VideoLAN
Open the VideoLAN folder, Open the VLC folder and then open the Lua folder
In the Lua folder, open the extension folder and paste the time_ext.lua file
Then go back to the Lua folder, open the intf folder, paste the looper_intf.lua
Open the VLC Media Player, to the View on the Menu bar, Select the Time V2.0
Leave the Settings the way it is and Click on Save , VLC media player will request for a restart, You close and reopen VLC media Player.

  After restarting VLC media player,Load a Video into the VLC media player, your video should show at the top right hand corner, Video time in hr:mm:sec.millisecond, that is for Hour:Minute:Seconds.Milliseconds

You can check the complete tutorial here http://www.latestsolution.com/2016/06/Show-VLC-Timing-In-Millisecond.html

Get the Setup for VLC media player v 2.0.x. It will not work on v2.1.x or v2.2.x. (You are advised to get VLC v2.0.9). After downloading, install the file by following the instructions shown.
Go the VLC media player add-on page and download the time extension. by clicking on this Time Extension
Extract the time extension downloaded, open the Time v2.0 (intf), there are three files:
```
 Looper_intf.lua
 Time v2.0 (intf).png
 time_ext.lua
```
Go to the location where you installed VLC Media Player (usually C:\Program Files\VideoLAN)
Open the VideoLAN folder, open the VLC folder and then open the Lua folder
In the Lua folder, open the extension folder and paste the time_ext.lua file
Go back to the Lua folder, open the intf folder, paste the looper_intf.lua file
Open VLC Media Player, go to View on the menu bar, and select Time V2.0
Leave the settings the way they are and click on Save. VLC Media Player will request to restart - close and reopen VLC Media Player.
After restarting VLC media player, load a video into the VLC Media Player. Your video should show in the top right hand corner the video time in hr:mm:sec.millisecond format (which represents hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds)

You can check the complete tutorial here: http://www.latestsolution.com/2016/06/Show-VLC-Timing-In-Millisecond.html

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created Oct 30, 2016 at 19:19

Awojide Oluwamayowa Timothy

Get the Setup for VLC media player v 2.0.x. it will not work on v2.1.x or v2.2.x. (You are advised to get the VLC v2.0.9). After the Download install the file, by following instruction shown.
Go the VLC media player add-on page and download the time extension. by Clicking on this Time Extension
Extract the time extension downloaded, open the Time v2.0 (intf), there are three files Looper_intf.lua, Time v2.0 (intf).png and time_ext.lua Time V2.0
Go to the location where you install the VLC media Player usually C:\Program Files\VideoLAN
Open the VideoLAN folder, Open the VLC folder and then open the Lua folder
In the Lua folder, open the extension folder and paste the time_ext.lua file
Then go back to the Lua folder, open the intf folder, paste the looper_intf.lua
Open the VLC Media Player, to the View on the Menu bar, Select the Time V2.0
Leave the Settings the way it is and Click on Save , VLC media player will request for a restart, You close and reopen VLC media Player.

  After restarting VLC media player,Load a Video into the VLC media player, your video should show at the top right hand corner, Video time in hr:mm:sec.millisecond, that is for Hour:Minute:Seconds.Milliseconds

You can check the complete tutorial here http://www.latestsolution.com/2016/06/Show-VLC-Timing-In-Millisecond.html