Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
fast forward jump forward
If you click the button the movie will fast forward 10 seconds
or jump forward 10 seconds
http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=98166
Can you correct this ?
Prior to version 2, a single click of either arrow served to skip forward or backward in 10-second intervals (10 seconds per click).
Thanks
or jump forward 10 seconds
http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=98166
Can you correct this ?
Prior to version 2, a single click of either arrow served to skip forward or backward in 10-second intervals (10 seconds per click).
Thanks
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I think you can use both. Your fast forward function appears to be incremental ( 10-second intervals) so "jump forward" and "skip forward" make sense to me. Prior to version 2, a single click of/on either arrow served to skip forward or backward in 10-second intervals.
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I think you can use both. Your fast forward function appears to be incremental ( 10-second intervals) so "jump forward" and "skip forward" make sense to me.
Prior to version 2, a single click of/on either arrow served to skip forward or backward in 10-second intervals.
Some people might object to the logic of this sentence because it suggests that you can skip forward or b
Prior to version 2, a single click of/on either arrow served to skip forward or backward in 10-second intervals.
Some people might object to the logic of this sentence because it suggests that you can skip forward or b
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