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<blockquote data-quote="Doron" data-source="post: 142992" data-attributes="member: 18426">Nothing happen for me when I put the cursor to the top of the screen. Is it only in a certain skin?I want to ask for something that will make timeline navigation much easier. Currently I am using Zoom Player as external player, only because its method of timeline navigation is simply great. At least for me, I never saw any other such intuitive method.&nbsp; My suggestion is that timeline navigation in MP will work as follows:- Each press on right/left arrow, will display the timebar and skip (for example) 15 seconds backwards/forward. - Continuous press on right/left will display the timebar and skip 15 seconds backwards/forward repeatedly every (for example) half a second. The correct video frame will be displayed on each skip.- Each press on up/down arrows, will display the timebar and skip (for example) 4 minutes backwards/forward. - Continuous press on up/down will display the timebar and skip 4 minutes backwards/forward repeatedly every (for example) half a second. The correct video frame will be displayed on each skip.- Possibly when timebar is displayed, also the filename will be displayed.- The timebar will disappear automatically after (for example) 2 seconds.I think actually there are only few changes needed for it, and if it can be done it can probably live together with the current way of navigation. Here is my suggestion for the changes: -&nbsp; If setting &quot;Timeout before skipping occurs&quot; to &quot;0&quot;, continuous pressing on arrows should make a fluent continuous navigation. (Currently it is very slow).-&nbsp; Navigation for up/down arrows should pop up timebar and should be configurable the same way that right/left arrows are now configurable.I hope this is possible.Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doron, post: 142992, member: 18426"] Nothing happen for me when I put the cursor to the top of the screen. Is it only in a certain skin? I want to ask for something that will make timeline navigation much easier. Currently I am using Zoom Player as external player, only because its method of timeline navigation is simply great. At least for me, I never saw any other such intuitive method. My suggestion is that timeline navigation in MP will work as follows: - Each press on right/left arrow, will display the timebar and skip (for example) 15 seconds backwards/forward. - Continuous press on right/left will display the timebar and skip 15 seconds backwards/forward repeatedly every (for example) half a second. The correct video frame will be displayed on each skip. - Each press on up/down arrows, will display the timebar and skip (for example) 4 minutes backwards/forward. - Continuous press on up/down will display the timebar and skip 4 minutes backwards/forward repeatedly every (for example) half a second. The correct video frame will be displayed on each skip. - Possibly when timebar is displayed, also the filename will be displayed. - The timebar will disappear automatically after (for example) 2 seconds. I think actually there are only few changes needed for it, and if it can be done it can probably live together with the current way of navigation. Here is my suggestion for the changes: - If setting "Timeout before skipping occurs" to "0", continuous pressing on arrows should make a fluent continuous navigation. (Currently it is very slow). - Navigation for up/down arrows should pop up timebar and should be configurable the same way that right/left arrows are now configurable. I hope this is possible. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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