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terminal playback controls #133
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Related: #97 |
I would also like to see this feature! :) |
this feature is much needed for security audit purposes also |
It's been a year, so I thought I'd surface this request again. While I'm interested in the original request, I'm especially interested in the "play/pause" feature. This would allow me to use asciinema in live presentations (where pausing is necessary for discussion or answering questions). Feature Request Enhancements:
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Actually, the lack of play controls in terminal (pause, play, fast-forward, fast-backward) |
Pause, play and fast-forward would be easy to add. Rewinding on the other hand is impossible with the current (simple) implementation of |
Thanks for sharing this info. It makes the challenges of rewind very clear. Simply adding play/pause would be a huge leap forward in usefulness. |
Toggling pause with space + stepping a frame at a time with period just landed in develop branch and will be released in 2.0 🙂 |
Awesome. Thanks all! |
Brilliant! |
Hello,
It would be nice if
asciinema play <file>
supported some playback controls through intercepting keyboard commands, example but not limited to:Ctrl+P
Toggle pause/play at current play step.Ctrl+H
Move one step backwardsCtrl+L
Move one step forwardGiven the local player blends in perfectly in the terminal, there's no need to show any information about these controls during the playback.
Use Case
If I'm running a presentation or a demo, I'd like to be able to control the playback instead of anticipating it during the recording time.
Thank you!
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