

Then choose Video transformation filter and click Save. Scroll down and find Video option, and click the Filters option to show all the sub-options. Ideally, I would like the Mouse Scroll Wheel to adjust the volume, like VLC player does. Click Tools > Preferences, then click All in the bottom left corner to show all the options. 272, New, Feature request: switch scroll direction for volume up/down. Right now, the up/down/left/right arrow keys all do the same forward/reverse tracking. Only thing I can think is that with newer versions (3.0.1) then on the Configure Hotkeys menu, there is a pair of options, one to define both horizontal and vertical axis of VLC (vertical / volume and horizontal / seek) for mousewheel, unlike the version shown only seems to have 1 axis option (at the bottom of the screenshot).Īs an interim 'fix', Gestures can be used, while not as convenient as mousewheel, it should work.Ĭlick + Up / Down = Volume Up / Down in 5% increments. WMV fast forward / skip forward and reverse Type-Defect Priority-Medium.
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IRL, pour bouger une feuille vers la gauche (et donc lire ce qui se trouve plus droite), on la pousse vers la gauche. Dtail Sous OS X on utilise maintenant le 'natural scrolling' Cela signifie basiquement, que l'on fait abstraction des scrollbars pour se concentrer sur le contenu.

My mistake, I was searching for a fix for the crappy 'new' video scan with mousewheel so must of got confused.Īs to OPs issue, no real idea but after a quick search, I can't find anyone else that is having this issue. Rsum Ca serait bien d'avoir une option pour passer en natural scrolling sous vlc sous mountain lion. The 10 second skip CAN be altered in the Hotkey Settings > Short Jump Length > enter required skip length. Enable Gestures then you can use Click (and hold mouse button) and move slightly right to skip 10 seconds, click (hold) and left to skip backwards 10 seconds. Used as a shortcut to open the local menu which includes play or pause controls, audio or videos in VLC Media Player: Mouse scroll up or down: Used to adjust the volume of the selected content or position in the VLC Media Player: T: Used to display the time remaining or time elapsed: The plus or minus keys: Used to play the selected media.
