looking for a media previewer that shows timecodes

[vhelp]

ok, so i guess i'll call mine, timecode viewer. actually, it will become a video cutter. anyway.

where does one get those fancy icons/buttons, used in those players above ? or your player, can't actually tell.
i need to add backward and forward buttons but [<<] and [>>] would look too crude. and i have enough crude looking tools.

[Budman1]

This program has a built in Windows Media Player but who wants to use that LOL? I allow it to also run any video player (Daum Potplayer shown) I wish by entering the location in the configuration tab. I like Potplayer because it has frame by frame advance/back shortcut keys, accepts AVISynth and it will play a video while still being converted to check the actual output. When it is complete it will have cutting within the Merge tab (only joins as of yet). I haven't bothered to 'Fancy ' up the keys but that's simple by choosing custom buttons and background image.

Right now it is part of a Larger program that fixes FLV files (How it started), creates visual waveform and shows together to aid sync and delays audio or video in addition to mundane tasks like indexing MPG and MediaInfo and renaming per the MediaInfo Information.

[vhelp]

..and it will play a video while still being converted to check the actual output.

i use ffplay in the same way.

[Budman1]

FFplay is good for simple FFmpeg tests but some of the more elaborate scripts will not work. Also I know of no way to step frame by frame or use slider for precise location use. I DO use it extensively to see the output if I use filters such as tweak, unsharp or smartblur to see the result.