Description: Define the length of intro and credits for the episodes you are watching. Queue them up in the playlist. The extension will jump right into the episode and play them seamlessly, so you you avoid having to see the intro and credits every time.
All feedback and suggestions are greatly appreciated. Comment below and I will answer.Last changelog:
2013-07-30: Made a list of predefined values for episodes. I will try update that list regularly. Now it only has Dexter and Game of Thrones.
Users can also edit the LUA file and put in their predefined values for episode series.
Feel free to share those numbers to help others out.
2013-07-31: You can now check "Ignore first episode". Usually they don't have "previously on" or the same long intro. I also added the same possibility to the predefined values. House of Cards is an example of this.
I have a Macbook Pro running Mojave 10.14.2 using VLC 3.0.7.1 Vetinari
I looked all around and couldn't find the VLC folder, I was able to find the extensions by this method:
Go to your Applications folder and right-click on the VLC app, follow this path:
Show Package Contents>MacOS>Share>Lua>Extensions
Then copy “credit-skipper.lua” to it, close and restart Macbook.
Then when re-opening VLC I went to View and Extensions and still don't see Skip Intro/Outro Credits listed.
Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? Gary.
since you are using a apple product someone has already decided what you are allowed to do....
so if you want to do more than, you are on the wrong platform or even more very tedious.
I gave up on apple 20 years ago because of this .... ;)
(not really answering your question but I had to let this one out..... :)
hello, i have corectly instaled the adon.
but i cant run... can you help?
edit:
okay i have installed to:
C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions
but dosent run
i have saved it to:
*\USER\AppData\Roaming\vlc\lua\extensions
runs!
i have some wishes:
- add/cnahge/delite owen series on interface
- activate owen rule BY DROPDOWN ON vlc
Hi,
Thanks for this app. It's exactly what I needed. Unfortunately, it doesn't work when wanting to skip credits but works fine when skipping the intro.
What's causing this problem?
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I have a Macbook Pro running Mojave 10.14.2 using VLC 3.0.7.1 Vetinari I looked all around and couldn't find the VLC folder, I was able to find the extensions by this method: Go to your Applications folder and right-click on the VLC app, follow this path: Show Package Contents>MacOS>Share>Lua>Extensions Then copy “credit-skipper.lua” to it, close and restart Macbook. Then when re-opening VLC I went to View and Extensions and still don't see Skip Intro/Outro Credits listed. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? Gary.
since you are using a apple product someone has already decided what you are allowed to do.... so if you want to do more than, you are on the wrong platform or even more very tedious. I gave up on apple 20 years ago because of this .... ;) (not really answering your question but I had to let this one out..... :)
too bad most shows have a cold open...if only you could specify the start and end point of the credits for each file....why is this so basic?
Unfortunately this Extension not working with VLC v.3 Here is perfect solution: https://addons.videolan.org/p/1185871/
This doens't work for series with scenes before the intro. To bad...
hello, i have corectly instaled the adon. but i cant run... can you help? edit: okay i have installed to: C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions but dosent run i have saved it to: *\USER\AppData\Roaming\vlc\lua\extensions runs! i have some wishes: - add/cnahge/delite owen series on interface - activate owen rule BY DROPDOWN ON vlc
Hi, Thanks for this app. It's exactly what I needed. Unfortunately, it doesn't work when wanting to skip credits but works fine when skipping the intro. What's causing this problem?
Does this still work?
yes it does.