| 2010-06-13 01:35:09 |
Lonnie Lee Best |
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Binary package hint: totem
The preferences menu in Totem Movie Player should allow you to configure "skip-durations", meaning the amount of time that the movie player skips forward and backward upon hitting the right and left arrow buttons (on the keyboard <for me>).
I watch a lot of pool videos, and after a person shoots a good shot, I want to watch it again, but find that the Totem movie player skips too far back, and I have to re-watch the player "think about the shot" (when all I really want to see is the shot itself).
Also, when a player is thinking, I'd like to skip forward to the shot itself. But again, Totem movie player skips too far ahead, and I miss the shot altogether.
You're never going to have defaults that please everyone, but the preferences menu should be a place that each person can set this duration to their liking.
I've been missing this feature for some time, but just now decided to document it here. |
Binary package hint: totem
The preferences menu in Totem Movie Player should allow you to configure "skip-durations", meaning the amount of time that the movie player skips forward and backward upon hitting the right and left arrow buttons (on the keyboard <for me>).
I watch a lot of pool videos, and after a person shoots a good shot, I want to watch it again, but find that the Totem movie player skips too far back, and I have to re-watch the player "think about the shot" (when all I really want to see is the shot itself).
Also, when a player is thinking, I'd like to skip forward to the shot itself. But again, Totem movie player skips too far ahead, and I miss seeing the shot altogether.
You're never going to have defaults that please everyone, but the preferences menu should be a place that each person can set this duration to their liking.
I've been missing this feature for some time, but just now decided to document it here.
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