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13.2. Capture
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## 13.2. Capture

Shortcuts separated by a comma represent equivalents or alternatives, not a sequence. Shortcuts may include vi mappings, GTK+ menu equivalents, and common keyboard keys.

Table 13.6. Playback and Navigation Commands

Operation | Shortcut
--- | ---
Play | space-bar
Stop | Esc
Forward one frame | l, right-arrow
Backward one frame | h, left-arrow, Ctrl+H
Forward scan | w, W, e, W
Reverse scan | b, B
Previous index | 0, ^, k, -, up-arrow
Next index | $, j, -, down-arrow
Rewind | gg, Home
Fast forward | G, End

Table 13.7. Mode Switching Commands

Operation | Shortcut
--- | ---
Edit | Esc, F2
Timeline | v, F4
Trim | t, F5
FX | C, F6
Export | :W, F7

Table 13.8. General Commands

Operation | Shortcut
--- | ---
Start capture | Enter
Repeat last command | .
Preferences | Ctrl+P
Open file | Ctrl+O
Save movie | :w, Ctrl+S
Quit | :q, Ctrl+Q
Go to frame | :<numeric>Enter

While this is about keyboard control, it is also a good place to mention how the mouse wheel works.

Table 13.9. Mouse Wheel Commands

Operation | (Modifier+)Sroll Direction
--- | ---
Increase shuttle | Ctrl+down
Decrease shuttle | Ctrl+up

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