Nov 26, '12 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: idoadam
[kirkmc adds: And if you have a trackpad, this method is even easier.]
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Another way to fast-forward and rewind in QuickTime Player
Nov 26, '12 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: idoadam
There are several ways to fast-forward and rewind in QuickTime Player so here is another one, that works on 10.7 or later. Clicking and holding the Play/Pause button for several seconds replaces the control with a slider. Drag the slider to the right to fast-forward and to the left to rewind. The speed, which is displayed in the upper left corner of the video, is controlled by how far the slider is dragged. Once the mouse button is released, fast-forwarding or rewinding stops.
[kirkmc adds: And if you have a trackpad, this method is even easier.]
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Another way to fast-forward and rewind in QuickTime Player
I use Command - Right Arrow. Once gives 2x speed. Another doubles the speed to 4x, and another doubles the speed to 8x the original speed.
Another way to fast-forward and rewind in QuickTime Player
I love Google Chrome on my MB instead of Safari browser and I simply use QRme! chrome extension, which you can get by following link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/qrme/jjglbfpaemogenokimokdpofhakmpeio.
Another way to fast-forward and rewind in QuickTime Player
Does anyone know a way to add/enable a "Skip X seconds" feature in QuickTime Player? I'd like the ability to skip through, say, 30 seconds of content at a time (i.e. the length of a typical commercial). |
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