Video player

At any time, you can preview any node in real-time (if the graph preceding it isn’t too complex) in a lightweight video player.

Either use the node menu and click Preview (for a temporary window), or Connect to real-time output (for a persisting window) or hit [P].

For now, DuME uses FFplay as a video player, which is very light and fast, and can play your graph stream in realtime without rendering it to a file, although this may change in the future, or the option to change the player may be implemented later.

This player doesn’t have a user interface to control playblack, but nice shortcuts instead.

• [Q] or [ESC]: quit
• [F] or Left double click: toggle full screen
• [P] of [SPACE]: pause
• [M]: toggle mute
• [9], [0]: decrease and increase volume respectively
• [/], [*]: decrease and increase volume respectively
• [A]: cycle audio channel in the current program
• [V]: cycle video channel
• [T]: cycle subtitle channel in the current program
• [C]: cycle program
• [W]: cycle video filters or show modes
• [S]: activate frame-step mode
• [←], [→]: seek backward/forward 10 seconds or to custom interval if -seek_interval is set
• [↓], [↑]: seek backward/forward 1 minute
• [PAGE_DOWN], [PAGE_UP] seek backward/forward 10 minutes
• Right click: seek to percentage in file corresponding to fraction of width

Options

Default parameters for the video player can be set in the settings of the application, in the Multimedia tab.