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I understand there is a speed list feature, which loop unidirectionally. My proposal is different from the existing one in 2 ways:
Can be maped with two separate keys to achieve bidirectional action (accelerate & deaccelerate).
If I want to decrease the speed immediately from a middle position in that "predefined speed list", I have to first increase to a much higher position, which may lead to skipping a large part of the video. The effect is opposite to the purpose.
Stop at two opposite ends (e.g. 1.0 <-> 4.0), without looping from the start.
If I want to get to a particular position in that "speed list" as soon as possible, I always have to remember what position I'm currently at, and perform the exact times of key pressing to get there. Exceeding means trying again and wasting a lot of time.
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I understand there is a speed list feature, which loop unidirectionally. My proposal is different from the existing one in 2 ways:
If I want to decrease the speed immediately from a middle position in that "predefined speed list", I have to first increase to a much higher position, which may lead to skipping a large part of the video. The effect is opposite to the purpose.
If I want to get to a particular position in that "speed list" as soon as possible, I always have to remember what position I'm currently at, and perform the exact times of key pressing to get there. Exceeding means trying again and wasting a lot of time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: