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> Ever tried to move that YT video slider to a specific position but your mouse moves too jumpy and suddenly you are moving your hand super-carefully like you'r
by 1f60c 3y ago
> Ever tried to move that YT video slider to a specific position but your mouse moves too jumpy and suddenly you are moving your hand super-carefully like you're 5 and playing "Operation" all over again?
On YouTube specifically, you can scrub through a video frame-by-frame using the , (comma) and . (period) keys, no custom hardware required. :-)
- noman-land 3y agoAnything between 30 seconds and 1 frame is impossible.
- dave8088 3y agoThe J and L keys will skip back and forth 10 seconds.
- hrvach 3y agoWow, did not know that. TIL. Thank you!
- Brajeshwar 3y agoThat's nice. Btw, I'm curious, what kinda mouse do you guys use that makes you hold your breath while you scroll? I believe mice these days are super precise and works pretty well.
- Defletter 3y agoBecause it's not necessarily the mouse, but us :P
- mikelevins 3y agoThe mouse ain't the problem. Once I was fast and precise, with sharp close vision. Now I'm not. Enjoy your capabilities while you have them. Decline awaits us all.
- acjohnson55 3y agoI wish there was a solution for Android. Sliders for fine grained selections are horrible in touch interfaces.
- layer8 3y agoSame on iOS.
- benjijay 3y agoAt least in Android you can pull the slider up for finer control, though every now and then they tweak how well this works so YMMV
- AlexErrant 3y ago"fine grained" is relative, but you can go forwards/backwards 10 seconds in YouTube Android by doubletapping to the left/right of center on a video. If it's paused, doubletap to the left/right of the play button. It should also work on iOS, but I don't have an iPhone so can't confirm. https://www.majorgeeks.com/content/page/youtube_double_tap.html https://www.majorgeeks.com/content/page/youtube_double_tap.h...
- codetrotter 3y agoI use iOS and can confirm that double tap on left or right side works to jump forward backward there too. I often use it when I watch a video and I miss what was said so I jump back a bit and watch again.
- arendtio 3y agoThose are the same hotkeys that mpv uses. I don't know who was first, but I knew it from mpv and tried it by accident on YouTube and it worked :D