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Good hint!!
Since I view most of my quicktime files in full screen, worrying about the pointer's focus is a non-issue.
Use MPlayer
Maybe you already know this, but with MPlayer (which is quite compatible with most quicktime files), you can press the forwards/backwards arrows to jump 10 seconds, and the up/down arrows to jump 1 minute forwards+backwards.
Use MPlayer
Plus Page Up and Page Down for (about) 10 minutes. But like johnseal says, it's Page Up to go forwards, and Down to go backwards. The opposite to all other scrolling. Sigh.
MPlayer does do it, but...
Both mplayer and vlc do allow skipping ahead and backwards in those increments, but vlc locks and crashes so much for me and I can't stand how mplayer starts off at max volume whenever I drag and drop a movie file to open it :-(.
MPlayer does do it, but...
Good hint!!
You could drop an applescript application like this in your dock.
Or, use a key macro application to automate is (iKey, Xing, QuickSilver, Butler, Quickkeys, etc)
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