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Are there any free-download-able media players out there that supports sub-second seek/display? I wish to do a more in-depth analysis of a .avi file.

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If you are more interested in frame analyzing than in playing, you might want to try VirtualDub.

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Media Player Classic allows frame stepping.

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So does Windows Media Player and probably most video players out there :-) – Joey Mar 17 '10 at 20:31
meh... I thought he would've tried that already. – CookieOfFortune Mar 17 '10 at 20:33
can i assume the frame-steps are consistant for a particular file? – PPTim Mar 17 '10 at 20:36
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@Johannes Rössel How does WMP provide this functionality? – Dan Neely Mar 17 '10 at 20:39
@Joey Where is the option? – barlop Jun 30 '11 at 1:28
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I don't have my Dell in front of me but I had this problem a few weeks ago. You can right click in Windows Media Player and adjust the "seek speed" or something like that. Then you can step through frame by frame. Or download Quicktime player and use the arrow keys.

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Where is the option? – barlop Jun 30 '11 at 1:29
I think the user was thinking of the "Play Speed" settings, which are unrelated to the issue. – Oliver Salzburg Mar 25 at 16:15
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