This command only describes how to merge two videos, but I believe (i.e. However, the option '-repeat' will put the videos in a loop, so you can just wait for them to start over.įor very long videos, it may be best to merge the videos in a side-by-side composition into one video using e.g. I have tried but it is not possible to control all the instances with hotkeys for stop, forward, backward etc. This is rather annoying but I consider it a very small inconvenience.
You will need to click on the title bar of each of the instance to move them around without interrupting the playback so that you can see them playing side-by-side on your screen. However, the three instances will be overlapping each other initially. This will open up three VLC instances, each with one of the three videos and all playing in a very synchronized fashion, at least to your eye. REM check the commands for misplaced spaces or missing '/' or '"' before running Set VIDEOdir="D:\path to your video directory" Open a windows command prompt, and run the commands by copy-and-paste (or save the text and run it as a batch file): set VLCplayer="C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" Then, type/edit the following commands in a text file. Make sure to unchecked 'Allow only one running instance' and 'Pause on the last frame of a video'.
Although this is an old question, I hope my workaround will still be useful.įirst, in VLC player, go to Tools->Preferences. At last I come up with my own solution that do not require any extra $. I have the same problem but I have not seen any satisfactory solutions online so far (and believe me I had done a thorough search). SendMode Input Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability. #NoEnv Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases. WinGet, id, list, - VLC media player, Program Manager After doing what Kiran said, open all your videos and run the following AutoHotKey script ScriptVersion = 1.1
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