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by HOP HOP
https://niumenata.wordpress.com/2017/01/24/how-to-show-milliseconds-in-vlc/
1ST STEP is to download VLC-2.0.x (clicking that link —–> here (vlc-2.0.5) will automatically download vlc-2.0.5; so if you’re not yet ready, or if you have another source where you can download vlc-2.0.5; then you may not click on that link.) If you’re currently using the latest version of VLC like vlc-2.2.x, etc.
2ND STEP is to download vlc extension time here . Look for Time V2.1. It should be on the right hand corner of the page. Click on it and then you will see further instructions on how to install time ; Or you may follow these steps ; Click on files and click on the blue time.zip.
3RD STEP is to open both your time.zip and vlc folder from where you saved them before; You need to transfer “time_ext.lua” from time.zip folder “Timev2.1 (intf)” to VLC folder “lua”—> to sub-folder “extensions”
(if there is no existing extensions folder under lua folder, create one and name it “extensions”)
—> You also need to transfer “looper_intf.lua” from time.zip folder to VLC folder “lua” to sub-folder “intf”
—> You also need to transfer “time.lua” from time.zip folder “Time v1.0 for VLC-2.0.x” to VLC folder “lua” to sub-folder “intf”
4TH STEP is that after you have successfully transferred those two necessary files from time.zip VLC, close your VLC player (if open) and then re-open for the changes to take effect.
Otherwise, simply open VLC player, click view, and then you should see there “time V2.1 (intf)” click on it.
—> A window would pop choose “E” for use pattern & then click “start” close and re-open VLC player.
5TH STEP is to add your video file in your VLC, play it, then you should see the milliseconds time at the upper right corner of the VLC screen. Hope that helps! It worked for me though. Have a nice day!
原文：http://www.cnblogs.com/firecloud/p/7662889.html