Specifications

Navigation Options

Button movements: The values in these boxes indicate the number of seconds to move the program forward or backward.

A value of zero seconds indicates single frame movement. The Shift- and Ctrl-Multipliers permit you to move the program

at an accelerated rate by holding them down prior to pressing the desired button.

Default: single frame (0 seconds). Pressing the up and down arrow keys will also simulate pressing these buttons. Please

see

Keyboard Shortcuts for more detail.

Default: 30 seconds

Default: 120 seconds. Pressing the Page Up and Page Down keys will simulate pressing these buttons. Please see

Keyboard Shortcuts for more detail.

Shift Multiplier:

Default: Double the above values to 20, 60, and 240 seconds. In the case of single frame movement, this will double

the number of frames moved.

Ctrl Multiplier:

Default: Triple the above values to 30, 90, and 360 seconds. In the case of single frame movement, this will triple the

number of frames moved.

Mouse Wheel: This option lets you select how far to advance or retard the program when the mouse wheel is rotated.

By default, rotating the mouse wheel towards the back of the mouse will advance the program. The "Reverse

Direction" checkbox will reverse that behavior so that rotating the mouse wheel towards the front of the mouse will

advance the video.

Left/Right Arrow Keys: This set of combo boxes permit you to set the movement for the left

and right arrow

keys with and without the control and shift keys set.

Note: If the arrow keys are held down for more than a second or two, they will automatically repeat allowing you

to quickly advance through your program.

Slider Range: This value controls the number of seconds that the lower slider will advance or retard the video. The

default value of 120 seconds means that moving the slider all the way to the right will advance the video by 2

minutes. Likewise, moving the slider all the way to the left will move the video backward by 2 minutes.

Note: When using the fine tune slider, the Shift and Ctrl multipliers increase the accuracy of navigation by reducing

the effective range. For example with a slider range of 120 seconds and a Shift Multiplier to 2, the effective range of the

fine tune slider will become 60 seconds if the shift key is pressed while moving the slider.

Note: You can also use the right mouse button on the fine-tune slider to give you even greater positional accuracy.

Reset to Defaults: Click this value to reset all the parameters to their original pre-programmed values.