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FYI There is a great chrome extension that allows you to control playback speed, and it works on just about every video site.
by searine 5y ago
FYI There is a great chrome extension that allows you to control playback speed, and it works on just about every video site.
- mtsr 5y agoSimilar extensions exist for Firefox as well.
- specialist 5y agoI'm interested. Link? I'll mosdef try it. For whatever I reason, I have to use Firefox to watch Disney+. (Mac Safari will always eventually ABEND. Shouldn't Apple regression test Safari on the Top X most popular sites?!) As for spotty rewind, like with Netflix, another comment might have the explanation (root cause); streams are broken into individually encrypted chunks. So of course there's lag (latency) when jumping around the timeline.
- rishimaharaj 5y agoThis is the one that I use to control video speed pretty much anywhere (works on any Chromium based browsers): [Video Speed Controller](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/video-speed-controller/nffaoalbilbmmfgbnbgppjihopabppdk https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/video-speed-contro...)
- JZL003 5y agoOn my phone so can't respond fully but if you select the <video> element in chrome and Firefox, you can control the .playbackRate attribute. Extensions can be useful but also abused, this is simple enough to do with a bookmarklet or manually