Using arrow keys for skipping forward and backwards is slightly broken about memento

[ripose-jp]

Nice catch with the double seek, I'll fix it in the next release.

As for changing the default keybinds, I'd rather not so Memento remains functionally as close to mpv as possible.

You can implement the behavior you want pretty easily by adding these lines to your input.conf.

ENTER   sub-seek        0
RIGHT   sub-seek        1
LEFT    sub-seek        -1

Check the README to find the location of the config directory for your operating system.

These links will be helpful for finding out what the default binds are and how to configure you own custom binds:
https://mpv.io/manual/stable/
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/etc/input.conf

[hopto-dot]

Wow, thank you! This is amazing, I didn't know about this.

[ripose-jp]

I've done a little poking around and found out the "double seek" thing is actually default mpv behavior.

mpv has two ways of handling seeks, approximate seeks and exact seeks. An approximate seek just seeks to the next highest value of 10. For example, RIGHT seek 1 will seek 10 seconds ahead, while RIGHT seek 11 will seek 20 seconds ahead. You can request mpv do exact seeks for everything by setting hr-seek=yes in your mpv.conf file, or by binding an exact seek like RIGHT seek 5 exact in your input.conf.

I'm not sure whether or not I'll change this behavior in the next release. Until I decide, I'll leave this issue open.

[ripose-jp]

I've decided to leave the the seeking behavior the way it is since

• it's intended mpv behavior
• users can change the behavior themselves
• hard coding hr-seek=yes takes away configuration options
• it may potentially make the player perform worse on lower end hardware