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I can only suggest you email them direct? I'm sorry I can't help, or tell you anything but the obvious :(– DaveCommented Feb 10, 2014 at 9:38
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3Possible duplicate of video player that shows milliseconds. Flagged this question because of this review: superuser.com/review/first-posts/670683– RamhoundCommented Jul 6, 2017 at 22:14
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4AT Ramhoudn And as for the contents of their now deleted post/answer, which you reviewed, It basically says MPC is much better That's subjective and factually wrong. Better at some things, sure. But VLC has always been good at supporting a wide variety of formats, and i've found it open things when MPC can't.. So the idea that MPC is just better full stop in every area leaving no reason to use VLC.. is a)Very subjective by this site's standards, so not considered a fact on this site and b)It's wrong! VLC can be better in some ways, just as MPC can be better in some ways.– barlopCommented Jul 6, 2017 at 23:44
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3This seems ridiculous that you need an extension to see milliseconds in a video player.– wisbuckyCommented Aug 11, 2021 at 3:44
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