New

• As you may know, you can use the [Tab] key to advance a video (or audio) by one second. Holding down the [Tab] key will rapidly fast forward through an entire video (or audio). Alternatively, Ctrl-[Tab] will do the same in reverse.
• As of v4.0.5 you can now also [Shift]-[Tab] which will advance by 2 seconds, or [Ctrl]-[Shift]-[Tab] which will reverse by 2 seconds.
• If you need bigger jumps, you can tab using [T], Shift-[T] or CapsLock On-[T] to tab 1/100th, 1/50th or 1/200th the duration of the media file. The indicator in the bottom right corner will notify you how many seconds you are skipping.
• As with all tabbing, if you have Numlock ON, the tab functions will operate on all running instances of MMP.

Fixed

In the Ctrl-[E] Timeline Editing facility, the timestamp position of the cursor should be displayed in seconds, e.g….

Somewhere along the line, this panel stopped showing. This has now been fixed. Note that you can click this item to switch between showing the cursor position in seconds or HH:MM:SS

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Wiki site
The fully-detailed wiki at minimalistmediaplayer.com continues to grow by the day. The Wiki greatly expands on the brevity of the Ctrl [H] help panels by providing comprehensive info to help you get the most out of using all of MMP's many controls and configurable options.

Asset files
The “…full.zip” release file below contains everything you need to run MMP: Minimalist Media Player:

- MinimalistMediaPlayer.exe - MediaInfo.dll - libmpv-2.dll - ffmpeg.exe - libeay32.dll - ssleay32.dll - rot.exe

(I strongly recommend that you do not download this zip file from any source other than Github) here

All comments and suggestions for additional functionality or to highlight operational issues will be well received over on the Discussions page.

Let me know what you think! What do you like? What don't you like? What other functionality would you find useful?

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