Hello i want to say thank you for the great software but i have 1 suggestion to make it perfect , i edit big videos and sometimes i want to skip through the video fast in 2x speed while the video playing and previewing the change in real time , currently the only close option to that is the "jump to the next K frame" button but sometimes it skip 5 seconds ahead and skip parts of the video im searching for , there is another key that you enable in the options that jump by default 2 minutes and i can adjust it to 1sec (like i want) but the problem when i hold the key it skip fast through the video without jumping (like the kframe button) but i don't see the video preview changes in real time until i stop holding it, so it would be great if you can make this button when i hold it i see the video preview change in real time or make another key/button for this purpose (the target is to play the video in a specific speed while holding a key and previewing the video in real time a similar behavior i use in mpc-hc video player put the arrow key to jump small like in the picture and hold the arrow key to skip forward fast while previewing the changes in real time) also what great about it i can jump backward fast unlike the kframe which i sometimes need to press multiple times backward to skip the previous k frame
if you can add this option the software will be perfect ! thanks for your hard work!
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I understand exactly what you're asking for, and I think the real advantage would be keeping the preview synchronized while the key is being held. A fixed jump command and a keyframe jump are both useful, but neither gives you the same feeling as actually “scanning” through the footage.
For example, a really useful implementation could be:
Tap Left/Right = configurable small jump, e.g. 1 second
Hold Left/Right = continuous fast seek with live video preview
Hold longer = optionally increase the seeking speed
Release = stop exactly at the current position
Works in both directions
That would give editors three different levels of navigation without requiring several unrelated shortcuts.
