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<blockquote data-quote="elhefe" data-source="post: 519827" data-attributes="member: 98500">i've used several video players over the past 10 years and everysingle one of them share one thing in common.If i pressed any key that would skip either forward or back, the &quot;duration bar&quot; would appear and show elapsed/remaining minutes of the video.In TMP it seems to work differently by default (different skip steps with the same key and all that)The way i configured it (with KEYBOARD INPUT PLUGIN) is A = step backD = step forwardO = big step backO = big step forwardUnder MP config i've changed GENERAL-SKIP STEPS to just leave ONE option checked (15sec)and it does work like any regular video player.But, unfortunately, no Navigation bar appears.I know it sound pushy but, that for me is a big MUST on a video player?I know there has to be a way, just cant seem to find it yet.Anybody who could point me to the right direction on how to do it?Thnx in advance!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elhefe, post: 519827, member: 98500"] i've used several video players over the past 10 years and everysingle one of them share one thing in common. If i pressed any key that would skip either forward or back, the "duration bar" would appear and show elapsed/remaining minutes of the video. In TMP it seems to work differently by default (different skip steps with the same key and all that) The way i configured it (with KEYBOARD INPUT PLUGIN) is A = step back D = step forward O = big step back O = big step forward Under MP config i've changed GENERAL-SKIP STEPS to just leave ONE option checked (15sec) and it does work like any regular video player. But, unfortunately, no Navigation bar appears. I know it sound pushy but, that for me is a big MUST on a video player? I know there has to be a way, just cant seem to find it yet. Anybody who could point me to the right direction on how to do it? Thnx in advance! [/QUOTE]

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