I like to play video files with VLC player. It has a lot of video/audio codecs embebed and runs quite well.

But I have an issue: how can I see the "time code" of the files of the AX2000 (NX5 cousin).
I don`t want "offical TimeCode". I mean the clock that mark the position of the video, hours:minutes:seconds.

When I play AX2000 files it shows 00:00:00 all the time.

Any trick?

Thanks.

Maybe others have a better answer but I think what you are requesting is something VLC doesn't do. It might be available in the Video>subtitles menu. Documentation is here: Documentation:VLC for dummies - VideoLAN Wiki (http://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:VLC_for_dummies)
It's open source, I'm sure someone could write the code.

I mean this:

Vls time code - imagen / foto - Informática - vlc - Hiboox (http://www.hiboox.es/go/imagenes/informatica/vls-time-code,ec6e699813dad621b4a44c0ad7e82e26.png.html)

MPEG-TS files don't show time in VLC. MPEG-PS files do though.

You could try Media Player Classic. It has time display for MPEG-TS files.

Media Player Classic - Home Cinema - Video Player (http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/)

OK.

Thanks all.