Any Video player with fast forward feature?

[dannieboiz]

I've tried a bunch of softwares and none of them have a fast forward feature.

I wanna be able to just sit there and click fast foward and it would speed up the frame not jump straight into the next scene.

[Noahtuck]

PowerDVD

WinDVD

VLC media player

to name 3

[dannieboiz]

that's strange, I must have over looked this. I've used all of the above and currently using VLC as my primary player. I gotta check this out when I get home thanks

[kschang]

It kinda depends on the file too, as on MOST players FF means jump to next chapter. You may have to look under Playback speed or something.

[dannieboiz]

I'm trying to play an .avi file just tried to use VLC but it wouldn't play.

The file plays fine on WMP. It's a recording from my Linksys IP Camera
I just tried WinDVD7 as well and it wouldn't allow me to fast foward.

[Krispy Kritter]

Sounds like a corrupt file.

Here are a few different posts found using the SEARCH function:


https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=297691&highlight=fast+forward+avi

https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=265766&highlight=fast+forward+avi

[dannieboiz]

that's strange, unless Linksys software is just plan crappy. I've recorded 100gb worth of video. I think it's just the way the recording software is recording.

[Krispy Kritter]

that's strange, unless Linksys software is just plan crappy. I've recorded 100gb worth of video. I think it's just the way the recording software is recording.

In order for FF to function, there has to be timing marks throughout the file. It could be that your software doesn't place them in the file or doesn't place them properly.

[injiktoplqkto]

Does anyone know why VLC player canot properly play forward?
In Windows Classic and KMplayer it goes fine as well as Zoom player, but there other feature which they lack.