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19/12/2025 5:52 pm
I found it always +2s， I need +1s 🤔
[options]auto-scale=1top=0right=0width=300font-face=Arialfont-size=12topmost=1transparency=0[items]CMD=interval:1, color:00FFFF, text:CMD, \file:cmd.exe, parameters:/c "clock.bat", \read-as-csv:1, csv-header:1, \display:%TimeValue%### clock.bat# @echo off# echo TimeValue# echo %time:~0,8%SET-SECTION=key:ps_script, value:pstime.ps1CMD=interval:1, color:00FF00, text:PowerShell, \file:powershell.exe, parameters:-Command %ps_script%, \read-as-csv:1, csv-header:1, \display:%PSTime%DATETIME=interval:1, color:888888, text:Internal, display:%5[2.0f]:%6[2.0f]:%7[2.0f][pstime.ps1]Write-Host "PSTime"Write-Host (Get-Date -Format "HH:mm:ss")
19/12/2025 6:44 pm
I can't guarantee the time will update every second. It depends on what else is going on and the application runs at lower than normal priority.
