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VLC Media Player: Every Windows Keyboard Shortcut You Must Know

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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As VLC Media Player reigns supreme as one of the most popular open-source media players available, it benefits from an array of convenient keyboard shortcuts that help users navigate through its many features.

Here are some of the essential keyboard shortcuts for Windows users:

1. Space – Play/Pause

Pressing spacebar is the quickest method to pause or play the media file.

2. F – Fullscreen

Simply pressing “F” will set the media playing in fullscreen mode.

3. Esc – Exit Fullscreen

Pressing the “Esc” button will quickly exit fullscreen mode.

4. Arrow Keys – Seek Forward/Backward

The right and left arrow keys seek forward and backward by five seconds respectively. The up and down arrow keys increase or decrease the volume by five percent respectively.

5. Ctrl + Arrow Keys – Seek Forward/Backward 10 Seconds

Press and hold “Ctrl” and the right or left arrow key will seek forward or backward by 10 seconds respectively.

6. Ctrl + Alt + Left/Right-Arrow Keys – Frame-by-Frame Forward/Backward

Pressing and holding “Ctrl” and “Alt” and right or left arrow keys hops one frame forward or backward respectively.

7. Ctrl + P – Preferences

Pressing “Ctrl” and “P” will bring up the preferences settings menu.

8. Ctrl + E – Adjustments and Effects

Press “Ctrl” and “E” to open the adjustments and effects settings menu.

9. Ctrl + H – Hide Controls

Press “Ctrl” and “H” to hide the control bar at the bottom of the VLC media player window.

10. Ctrl + Q – Quit

Pressing “Ctrl” and “Q” will immediately close the VLC media player.

In conclusion, it’s helpful to memorize these keyboard shortcuts to make navigating VLC Media Player more effortless and efficient. Using keyboard shortcuts undoubtedly speeds up the process of controlling media, and these shortcuts enable users to operate VLC Media Player efficiently.

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