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Rage 0.3.1
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******************************************************************************
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FOR ANY ISSUES PLEASE EMAIL:
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enlightenment-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
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******************************************************************************
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This is a Video + Audio player along the lines of mplayer. It's simple
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yet decent looking. It finds album art for you for music files,
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generates thumbnails for videos so you can select logaction by
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thumbnail and more. It accepts file lists on the cmdline ala:
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rage file1.mp3 file2.mp3 file3.avi file4.mp4 file5.ogg
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rage dvd:/
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rage http://www.blah.com/stream
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You can also specify subtitle files with -sub:
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rage file.mp4 -sub mysubs.srt
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And of course you can run it with no arguments:
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rage
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Which goes into "Browser mode" where Rage will index/list your
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~/Videos directory as a library (and subdirectories).
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This depends on video engine support to display them, so it may not
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work. Also rage will use a srt or sub format file if found,
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automatically. If the filename is video.mp4 or video.avi, video.mov
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etc. then rage looks for video.srt or video.sub and automatically will
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use it.
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If you DND files onto its window, they are added to the playlist.
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Mouse over the right of the window brings up the playlist. Mouse over
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the position bar at the bottom, if it's a video, brings up a video
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thumbnail of that position (it may take a while to generate thumbnails
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for that video - they are cached).
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If you run rage without arguments at all it goes into "browser" mode
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where it will index all your media files in "$HOME/Videos" or whatever
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you have configured your XDG video directory to be. It will flatten
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out all directories that it recursively scans in this videos director
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with a header with the directory name and a list of images per video
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and the filename with extensions removed. It will either generate a
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series of images to flip as the video thumb or may actually search for
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a poster file dependig on length of video file (if it is more than 60
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minutes long and less than 5 hours and the image ratio is between 4:3
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and 4:1 it'll be assumed to be a movie for example). So while it is
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fetching or generating thumbnails for the first time, be a little
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patient. They will be cached so they only need to be generated or
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fetched once (or if the file changes).
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It's fully key controlled too. Key controls are:
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----------------+----------------------------------------------------------
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KEY | Action
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----------------+----------------------------------------------------------
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Left - rewind or DVD nav left
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[ - rewind
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Right - fast forward or DVD nav right
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] - fast forward
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Up - Volume up or DVD nav up
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+ - Volume up
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= - Volume up
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Down - Volume down DVD nav down
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- - Volume down
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space - Pause toggle
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Pause - Pause toggle
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p - Pause toggle
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XF86AudioPlay - pause toggle
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s - Stop
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XF86AudioStop - Stop
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PgUp - Previous file
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XF86AudioPrev - Previous file
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PgDn - Next file
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XF86AudioNext - Next file
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Home - First file
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End - Last file
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m - Mute toggle
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XF86AudioMute - Mute toggle
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l - Loop 1 mode toggle
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q - Exit
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Escape - Exit
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f - Fullscreen toggle
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F11 - Fullscreen toggle
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n - Normalize window size to video size
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\ - Toggle File list or browser mode depending on launch mode
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y - Video low quality toggle
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z - Video zoom fit/fill modes toggle
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e - Eject file/media
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Return - DVD nav select
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Enter - DVD nav select
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, - DVD nav angle prev
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< - DVD nav angle prev
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. - DVD nav angle next
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> - DVD nav angle next
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Tab - DVD nav force
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0 - DVD nav 0
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1 - DVD nav 1
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2 - DVD nav 2
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3 - DVD nav 3
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4 - DVD nav 4
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5 - DVD nav 5
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6 - DVD nav 6
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7 - DVD nav 7
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8 - DVD nav 8
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9 - DVD nav 9
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` - DVD nav 10
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~ - DVD nav 10
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F1 - DVD nav menu 1
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F2 - DVD nav menu 2
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F3 - DVD nav menu 3
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F4 - DVD nav menu 4
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F5 - DVD nav menu 5
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F6 - DVD nav menu 6
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F7 - DVD nav menu 7
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----------------+----------------------------------------------------------
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Requirements:
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-------------
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* elementary (>= 1.19.0)
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* eina (>= 1.19.0)
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* eet (>= 1.19.0)
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* evas (>= 1.19.0)
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* ecore (>= 1.19.0)
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* edje (>= 1.19.0)
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* emotion (>= 1.19.0)
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* ecore-imf (>= 1.19.0)
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* ecore-imf-evas (>= 1.19.0)
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* ecore-input (>= 1.19.0)
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* ethumb (>= 1.19.0)
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![Rage](/data/icons/rage.png)
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# Rage
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## 0.4.0
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-----
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*FOR ANY ISSUES PLEASE EMAIL:*
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`enlightenment-devel@lists.sourceforge.net`
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-----
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This is a Video + Audio player along the lines of mplayer. It's simple
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yet decent looking. It finds album art for you for music files,
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generates thumbnails for videos so you can select logaction by
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thumbnail and more. It accepts file lists on the cmdline ala:
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```
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rage file1.mp3 file2.mp3 file3.avi file4.mp4 file5.ogg
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rage dvd:/
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rage http://www.blah.com/stream
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```
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You can also specify subtitle files with -sub:
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```
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rage file.mp4 -sub mysubs.srt
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```
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And of course you can run it with no arguments:
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```
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rage
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```
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Which goes into "Browser mode" where Rage will index/list your
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~/Videos directory as a library (and subdirectories).
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This depends on video engine support to display them, so it may not
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work. Also rage will use a srt or sub format file if found,
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automatically. If the filename is video.mp4 or video.avi, video.mov
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etc. then rage looks for video.srt or video.sub and automatically will
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use it.
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If you DND files onto its window, they are added to the playlist.
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Mouse over the right of the window brings up the playlist. Mouse over
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the position bar at the bottom, if it's a video, brings up a video
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thumbnail of that position (it may take a while to generate thumbnails
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for that video - they are cached).
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If you run rage without arguments at all it goes into "browser" mode
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where it will index all your media files in "$HOME/Videos" or whatever
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you have configured your XDG video directory to be. It will flatten
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out all directories that it recursively scans in this videos director
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with a header with the directory name and a list of images per video
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and the filename with extensions removed. It will either generate a
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series of images to flip as the video thumb or may actually search for
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a poster file dependig on length of video file (if it is more than 60
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minutes long and less than 5 hours and the image ratio is between 4:3
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and 4:1 it'll be assumed to be a movie for example). So while it is
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fetching or generating thumbnails for the first time, be a little
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patient. They will be cached so they only need to be generated or
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fetched once (or if the file changes).
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It's fully key controlled too. Key controls are:
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| KEY | Action
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| ----------------|----------------------------------------------------------
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| Left | rewind or DVD nav left
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| [ | rewind
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| Right | fast forward or DVD nav right
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| ] | fast forward
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| Up | Volume up or DVD nav up
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| + | Volume up
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| = | Volume up
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| Down | Volume down DVD nav down
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| - | Volume down
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| space | Pause toggle
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| Pause | Pause toggle
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| p | Pause toggle
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| XF86AudioPlay | pause toggle
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| s | Stop
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| XF86AudioStop | Stop
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| PgUp | Previous file
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| XF86AudioPrev | Previous file
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| PgDn | Next file
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| XF86AudioNext | Next file
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| Home | First file
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| End | Last file
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| m | Mute toggle
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| XF86AudioMute | Mute toggle
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| l | Loop 1 mode toggle
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| q | Exit
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| Escape | Exit
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| f | Fullscreen toggle
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| F11 | Fullscreen toggle
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| n | Normalize window size to video size
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| \ | Toggle File list or browser mode depending on launch mode
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| y | Video low quality toggle
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| z | Video zoom fit/fill modes toggle
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| e | Eject file/media
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| Return | DVD nav select
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| Enter | DVD nav select
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| , | DVD nav angle prev
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| < | DVD nav angle prev
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| . | DVD nav angle next
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| > | DVD nav angle next
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| Tab | DVD nav force
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| 0 | DVD nav 0
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| 1 | DVD nav 1
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| 2 | DVD nav 2
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| 3 | DVD nav 3
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| 4 | DVD nav 4
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| 5 | DVD nav 5
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| 6 | DVD nav 6
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| 7 | DVD nav 7
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| 8 | DVD nav 8
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| 9 | DVD nav 9
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| ` | DVD nav 10
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| ~ | DVD nav 10
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| F1 | DVD nav menu 1
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| F2 | DVD nav menu 2
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| F3 | DVD nav menu 3
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| F4 | DVD nav menu 4
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| F5 | DVD nav menu 5
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| F6 | DVD nav menu 6
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| F7 | DVD nav menu 7
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## Requirements
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* efl
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