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The skipping with d-pad is supposed to minimalist for quick seeking. There is a small progress bar shown at bottom of the screen too. Opening the playback controls and using the seek bar is better if you're seeking for a specific timestamp. I use both and I prefer seeing the relative number of seconds for the d-pad seek because it's typically wanting to skip back for a scene or skip over a scene. But maybe changing it to show minutes & seconds could be better though, eg 930=>15m30s. |
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Description
Right now, holding left/right brings up a total number of seconds that have gone back or forth. The following should occur instead:
The time UI should be the desired time in the video rather than the number of seconds that have passed while holding. I don't need "930 seconds have gone by" I need to know the time in the video I am currently scrubbing to, like "1 hour 30 seconds" similar to the full player UI when scrubbing.
I appreciate us having press and hold to advance but it needs this tweak to be more informative.
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