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Video Finder Browser for Windows Help

Video Finder Browser is a great way to find videos on your computer. Easily set directories to focus on and quickly explore videos under folders or even under sub-folders. Video Finder Browser includes a fast filter function, so you can find what you need as soon as possible.

General Add Nav Item Reorder Edit Nav Item Remove Nav Item Loading Videos Selecting Video Autoplay Video Controls Open Location

General Information for Video Finder Browser

Add Nav Item for Video Finder Browser

Navigation items allow the user to load videos from a pre-selected directory. Use the + button to add a new Navigation Item (Nav Item).

Reorder Nav Items for Video Finder Browser

Sometimes you may need to alter the order of the Navigation List. To Reorder nav items, right-click a Nav Item, choose 'Reorder'. This will open a new view. Click+drag items in whatever order is needed.

Edit Nav Item for Video Finder Browser

To Edit an existing Nav Item, right-click the Nav Item and choose Edit. A new view will open. Update appropriate fields and click 'Edit' button when complete.

Remove Nav Item for Video Finder Browser

To remove a Nav Item, simply right-click Nav Item and choose 'Remove'.

Loading Videos for Video Finder Browser

To load videos from a directory, click on a Nav Item. This loads the main view with the videos’ thumbnails showing horizontally in a row along the bottom.

Selecting Video for Video Finder Browser

To view a video, click one of the smaller video thumbnails along the bottom of the main view. This loads a larger preview for the video.

Autoplay for Video Finder Browser

Click Autoplay to automatically start a video’s playback when a video is selected. Click the Autoplay toggle so it appears gray to keep the video paused when a video is selected.

Video Controls for Video Finder Browser

Video Finder Browser uses standard video playback controls, like play/pause, fast forward, etc…

Open Location for Video Finder Browser

If you need to access a video’s original source directory, right-click the small image thumbnail and choose ‘Open Location’. This will launch Finder and automatically navigate to the video’s directory.