A quick start

From open file
to right at home.

A concise introduction to the current Windows development app. Playback shortcuts apply when the playback surface has focus.

Open something you love

Choose Open file or press Ctrl+O. You can also drop local media onto the playback area. Multiple selected files become a queue.

Make the moment comfortable

Use Space to pause, Left/Right to seek five seconds, and F to enter full screen. Move the pointer or press Tab to reach hidden controls.

Choose your tracks

Open Audio tracks with A. Use J to choose a subtitle track, or attach a subtitle file from Commands. V hides or restores subtitles.

Keep your place

Add a bookmark with Ctrl+B. For longer listening, explore playback speed, spoken-content preferences, and the sleep timer in Commands.

Useful keys, at a glance.

Action	Default shortcut
Open file	`Ctrl + O`
Play / pause	`Space`
Seek five seconds	`← / →`
Seek thirty seconds	`Shift + ← / →`
Full screen	`F`
Mute / unmute	`M`
Choose subtitles	`J`
Show / hide subtitles	`V`
Add bookmark	`Ctrl + B`
Save screenshot	`Ctrl + Shift + S`
Shortcut editor	`Ctrl + /`

A few helpful details

Why is an action unavailable?

Some actions need active media, a seekable file, a confirmed track, or completion of another operation. Wait for the displayed state to settle.

How do I adjust subtitle timing?

Choose Subtitle timing from Commands. Earlier and Later change the offset in 0.1-second steps. Reset restores the default offset.

Can I change the shortcuts?

Open Shortcut editor with Ctrl+/. Search for an action, capture a supported combination, resolve any conflicts, and choose Save shortcuts.

Does every file format work?

Support depends on the actual container, codec, source, and decoder. Use Media information to see the tracks and observed playback details for a file.

Where is the download?