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4.3.12. The Media Player options

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4.3.12. The Media Player options

With the Media Player options, you can control the playback of the file. The following options are available at the bottom and at the left side of the ELAN window:

The media player options

Figure 4.76. The media player options


Table 4.1. Media Controls

IconMeaningShortcut
Go to the beginning of the video/audio fragmentCTRL+B
Go to the previous scroll view (make the beginning point of the current timeline view the end point)CTRL+PAGE UP
Go back one secondSHIFT+LEFT
Go back one frame ( = 40 ms for PAL, 33.4 ms for NTSC)CTRL+LEFT
Go back one “pixel” on the timeline viewer (smallest unit, depends on the zoom factor of the timeline viewer, default value 10 ms)CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT
Start / Pause the playbackCTRL+SPACE
Go to the next “pixel” on the timeline viewer (smallest unit)CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT
Go to the next frameCTRL+RIGHT
Go to the next secondSHIFT+RIGHT
Go to the next scroll viewCTRL+PAGE DOWN
Go to the end of the media fragmentCTRL+B

Table 4.2. Selection Controls

IconMeaningShortcut
Play the selected interval.SHIFT+SPACE
Clear the selection.CTRL+C
Move the crosshair to the begin / end of selectionCTRL+/ or CTRL+SHIFT+K

Table 4.3. Annotation Controls

IconMeaningShortcut
Go to the previous annotation on the active annotation tierALT+LEFT
Go to the next annotation on the active annotation tierALT+RIGHT
Go to the annotation above.ALT+UP
Go to the annotation below.ALT+DOWN

Table 4.4. Selection Mode

IconMeaningShortcut
While playing, select an interval automaticallyCTRL+K
Keep playing the selected interval (if used together with play selection )CTRL+L

  • The timecode can be displayed in the following formats:hh:mm:ss:ms (hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds), PAL (hours:minutes:seconds.frames), NTSC (drop frame) (hours:minutes:seconds.frames) and msec (milliseconds). It can be used to access points in time (by clicking on it and entering a value in "hh:mm:ss:ms" format). To change the display format, right click on it and select a format from the menu. The SMPTE timecode formats PAL and NTSC only indicate the way time values are converted to frame numbers; this is independent of the actual video standard of the associated video(s).

    Timecode formats

    Figure 4.77. Timecode formats


  • The sliders available when the Controls tab is selected allow you to control the playback rate and the volume.

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