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Wurzelkraft: Have you considered using this GUI?
That one BAT file I've created is loading all twitch streams into one VLC's playlist and I can just click on them to navigate between them - as I did not need to install any additional software I think it's kind of better temporary solution than using any additional GUI.

I've googled a lot since my previous posts - it is really so weird that I can't do that simple thing in VLC ("bookmark a Twitch stream") and still can not find any other solution... :/

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Lucumo: Funnily enough, thanks to him I'm using VLC for Twitch again.
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Post edited December 18, 2018 by Lexor
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Lucumo: ...
I think I've found something better than BAT file - it's M3U file. Instead of calling VLC in BAT (and creating additional command window which I close every time) I created M3U file. It's also text file which starts with #EXTM3U command in first line and in the next lines I have addresses of streams. Example:

#EXTM3U
https://www.twitch.tv/streamer01
https://www.twitch.tv/streamer02
https://www.twitch.tv/streamer03

Note: It's still temporary solution - I'm still looking for "something better".
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Lexor: I think I've found something better than BAT file - it's M3U file. Instead of calling VLC in BAT (and creating additional command window which I close every time) I created M3U file. It's also text file which starts with #EXTM3U command in first line and in the next lines I have addresses of streams. Example:

#EXTM3U
https://www.twitch.tv/streamer01
https://www.twitch.tv/streamer02
https://www.twitch.tv/streamer03

Note: It's still temporary solution - I'm still looking for "something better".
Isn't that exactly the same though? Or does it not start the VLC player?

(Also, just put an "end" in your .bat file to make the window close itself ^^'')
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Lucumo: (Also, just put an "end" in your .bat file to make the window close itself ^^'')
I see, I did not know that...

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Lucumo: Isn't that exactly the same though? Or does it not start the VLC player?
...but I think this method is still better as previously I needed to put all streams in one line, like:

vlc.exe https://www.twitch.tv/streamer01 https://www.twitch.tv/streamer02 https://www.twitch.tv/streamer03

As I have "more streams than just 3" it would be harder to control/sort/etc the list later.

Now I have one stream per line so it's much easier.