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Topic: Open track and seek to specific time from command line (Read 688 times) previous topic - next topic
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Open track and seek to specific time from command line

I want to open a file and have it play from a specific time with the command line, is this possible?

Re: Open track and seek to specific time from command line

Reply #1 –
I would suggest installing this:
http://foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_seek_box
and bind keyboard shortcut to its functionality - even global - so you can quickly enter time stamp into that small box and hit enter. I don't think there is such standard command line in foobar. This is very GUIish program, which is understandable.