Is there a way to restore the "(fine)" versions of the commands to the Playback menu on VLC for OS X, or otherwise access them through some secret key-binding magick? i.e. There's only the too-fast one that jumps to 1.50x. But, I discovered recently that VLC for OS X is missing the "(fine)" versions of the speed-stepping. Whoah, too fast! (Well, I'll grant that 1.50x is sometimes useful: for keynote sessions where there's more fluff :-)Īnyway, I thought in moving to OS X that replacing VLC would be easy: Just get VLC for OS X. Contrast that to "Faster", which jumps directly to 1.50x. The Faster (fine) permits speed-stepping from 1.00x to 1.10x, 1.20x, 1.30x, etc. VLC on Windows has commands to speed up and slow down in fine increments. Keep an eye on the Preview to see what your changes will look like on the full display. Make good use of the Spacer and Expanding Spacer, as they let you add gaps between controls.
Until recently, I've been using the excellent VLC media player to do this on Windows. To edit the look of VLC, simply drag items from the Toolbar Elements box onto the top Line sections.
When I watch recorded technology conference sessions, I like to speed a video up during parts I can grok quickly, and slow it down to normal when knowledge isn't sinking in fast.
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