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<blockquote data-quote="WileECoyote" data-source="post: 427990" data-attributes="member: 83474">Hey Winterescape,Thanks for the feedback!1. I know this is kind of a cludge, but the RW &amp; FF dont actually work like the typical RW &amp; FF functions should. The FF button will pace the mouse cursor forward about 5 minutes, and the RW will pace the mouse cursor back about 5 minutes. No matter if you first hit the RW or FF button, it always starts at the beginning of the timeline. You can repededly hit the FF button until you get to the part of the show your looking for, but if you go too far you can hit the RW button to take you back on the time line. Think of it more as a cursor that takes you up and down the timeline moreso than an actual FF &amp; RW. Once you play around with it a little you will understand what I mean.2. This issue is probably outside my control. Once the browser window opens, other than script commands I do not have any control over pop-ups or other functions of the browser. One thing to think about and maybe try, if you hit the chapter forward button before the episode is finished, it should automatically skip you to the next episode in the series. You can do this anytime during playback. Chapter Forward will skip you to the next episode and Chapter Previous button will take you back an episode.Thanks again!Wile E.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WileECoyote, post: 427990, member: 83474"] Hey Winterescape, Thanks for the feedback! 1. I know this is kind of a cludge, but the RW & FF dont actually work like the typical RW & FF functions should. The FF button will pace the mouse cursor forward about 5 minutes, and the RW will pace the mouse cursor back about 5 minutes. No matter if you first hit the RW or FF button, it always starts at the beginning of the timeline. You can repededly hit the FF button until you get to the part of the show your looking for, but if you go too far you can hit the RW button to take you back on the time line. Think of it more as a cursor that takes you up and down the timeline moreso than an actual FF & RW. Once you play around with it a little you will understand what I mean. 2. This issue is probably outside my control. Once the browser window opens, other than script commands I do not have any control over pop-ups or other functions of the browser. One thing to think about and maybe try, if you hit the chapter forward button before the episode is finished, it should automatically skip you to the next episode in the series. You can do this anytime during playback. Chapter Forward will skip you to the next episode and Chapter Previous button will take you back an episode. Thanks again! Wile E. [/QUOTE]

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