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If you’d like to play your video one frame at a time, use a built-in VLC Media Player feature to do that. You can use a keyboard shortcut as well as an on-screen button to move one frame at a time in your video. We’ll show you how to do that.
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Use a Keyboard Shortcut to Move Frames in a Video
To use a hotkey to play your video frame by frame, then first, open your video file with VLC.
When the video opens, on your keyboard, press the E key.
If your video is playing, VLC will pause it and let you move one frame at a time.
Keep hitting E to move frame by frame in your video. When you want to go back to normal playback, press Spacebar on your keyboard. That’s all there is to it.
If you don’t get the frame-by-frame feature with the E hotkey, or you’d like to change the key,…
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