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[Q] Playing video episodes consecutively
- Thread starter okizen
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If you mean video in iTunes you could create a playlist. Then iTunes will play one after another.
If it's not in iTunes you can use VLC. That has playlists/queue functionality too
If it's not in iTunes you can use VLC. That has playlists/queue functionality too
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I use Wondershare player for this, just highlight the episodes I want to watch and it plays them one after the other, you can also create playlists too.
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