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Is it possible to change the step size of time lapses to make it more precise? E.g. if you watch a clip with VLC media player and press Numpad - then the video plays with 0.67x times slower, if you press again, then 0.50x and so on.

Is it possible to make it more precise? E.g. lower the steps by 0.05x on each press?

Why do I need it?

I have converted old video tapes to a digital format. However some parts are much faster and I need to slow the video down. However, if I slow down then it directly goes to 0.67x times slower, which is way too slow.

Is it possible to hack the software or extend it to get the desired behaviour?

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The "-" key is for Slower speed from 1.00x it slows down to 0.67x, 0.50x, 0.33x, 0.25x, 0.12x, 0.06x, 0.03x, and 0.02x

You can use the "[" key for Slower(fine) changes from 1.00x it slows down to 0.90x, 0.80x, 0.70x, 0.60x, 0.50x, 0.40x, 0.30x, 0.20x, 0.10x, and 0.03x

Not 0.05x but 0.10x.

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