Video Playback

Frameglyph supports importing and reviewing videos with frame-level precision.

Importing Videos

• Drag and drop a video file onto the application window.
• Or use File > Import Video... from the menu bar.

Supported formats: MP4, WebM, and other formats supported by the browser's video engine.

Playback Controls

Action	Description
Play / Pause	Start or stop playback
Step Forward	Advance one frame
Step Backward	Go back one frame
Jump to Start	Go to the first frame
Jump to End	Go to the last frame
Speed Up (x)	Increase playback speed
Slow Down	Decrease playback speed
Audio Scrub	Play short snippets of audio while stepping through frames

(You can configure Frame Count Origin to be 0-based or 1-based in Preferences > System.)

View Settings

The following options are available under the View menu to customize your workspace:

• Always on Top: Keeps the Frameglyph window above all other applications.
• Opacity: Adjust the window transparency so you can see reference material underneath.

Saving Frames

To capture a still image from the current video:

• Use Video > Save Current Frame... to save a snapshot to disk.
• Use Video > Copy Frame to Clipboard to quickly paste the current frame into another application.

Loop Playback

1. Click Set Loop In at the desired start frame (or use shortcut).
2. Click Set Loop Out at the desired end frame.
3. Use Toggle Loop Playback to repeat the selected range.

(Alternatively, use Range Start at Playhead and Range End at Playhead shortcuts for fast selection.)

Multi-Video Layout

Frameglyph supports viewing multiple videos simultaneously for side-by-side comparison. Use the floating Layout Panel to switch between layouts.

Layout	Videos	Description
1x1	1	Single video (default)
2x1	2	Two videos side by side
1x2	2	Two videos stacked vertically
2x2	4	Four videos in a 2x2 grid

• Enable the panel from View > Layout Panel.
• Drag and drop videos into each slot, or click the empty area to import.
• The layout switches automatically based on the number of loaded videos.

See Keyboard Shortcuts for the full list of playback controls.