Potplayer Show Milliseconds ^hot^ -

: While it doesn't show milliseconds constantly, you can see specific frame data by pressing (to go to a specific time) or using the key to show playback info, which may include frame counts. Alternatives for Precision Timing

For those who need to record these times for note-taking or editing:

The Subtitle Browser window will display the internal clock and time segments of the video tracking down to the exact millisecond.

If you only need to check the exact millisecond timestamp occasionally and do not want a permanent on-screen overlay, you can use PotPlayer's built-in advanced playback information screen. Step-by-Step Instructions: Play your video in PotPlayer. Press the keyboard shortcut. A detailed Playback Information window will pop up. Look under the Media File Info or Navigation tabs.

Do you prefer the time overlay or built directly into the bottom control bar ?

The good news is that while milliseconds aren't shown upfront, PotPlayer offers several powerful ways to work with them. Here's the complete breakdown:

: If you need to see milliseconds for precise editing or syncing, right-click the video, go to A-B Repeat A-B Repeat Setup

If you want PotPlayer to always show milliseconds (or save the setting so you don't have to toggle it every time), follow these steps:

Copy the default skin file ( Default.dsf ) to your desktop and rename its extension to .zip (e.g., Default.zip ).

For users comfortable with configuration files and scripting, there might be a possibility to modify PotPlayer's behavior:

Unlike basic players, PotPlayer provides two distinct ways to view milliseconds: through the On-Screen Display (OSD) for a persistent look, or by enabling it in the Status Bar 1. Via the Status Bar (Permanent Display)