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How-to use the video player keyboard shortcuts
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Written by Jurre van Laarhoven
Updated over a week ago

Explore the seamless functionality of SciSports' video player shortcuts in this article, uncovering how they streamline your viewing experience.

While utilizing the video player within the Performance Center, you can access various functionalities to streamline your experience.

The video player is implemented in the following features:

See below for a table of different shortcuts and how they work on your device.

Action

Windows + MacOS

Play or Pause

Spacebar

Step

Arrow ➡+0.1 sec

Arrow ⬅ -0.1 sec

Move between clips

⬆ Shift + Arrow ➡ Next clip

⬆ Shift + Arrow ⬅ Previous clip

Play or Pause shortcut

While a video is playing, simply press the spacebar to toggle between play and pause, activating the 'PlayOrPause' feature.

While the video is playing, you'll notice the sign below.

By simply pressing the spacebar, the video will automatically pause, and the sign below will appear.

Step shortcut

While playing a video, utilize the arrow keys to step forward or backward, activating the 'Step' feature.

This allows you to skip precisely +0.1 seconds ahead with the right arrow key or -0.1 seconds backward with the left arrow key, providing precise control over video navigation. Simply tap the arrow key in the desired direction to adjust the playback incrementally.

Move between clips shortcut

By holding down the Shift key and pressing the left or right arrow key while viewing a video, you can seamlessly move between clips.

This feature allows you to navigate to the next or previous clip within the pop-up window, providing efficient access to specific segments of the video content. Simply combine the Shift key with the appropriate arrow key to swiftly transition between clips.

At the top right, you can see which clip you are currently watching and the number of clips you can switch between.


If you have any questions or would like to provide feedback, please contact us at support@scisports.com.

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