Get the most out of our dance tutorials by knowing all the features of the player.
Videos
While this may vary, tutorials are generally comprised of multiple videos.
A combination tutorial contains 4 videos:
- the breakdown with the the instructor teaching;
- the full combo with counts and music (back view);
- the full combo with counts and music (mirrored view);
- and the full combo with music in performance mode.
An exercise has 2 videos:
- the breakdown with the the instructor teaching;
- the exercise performed at tempo.
A warm-up and ballet class contain only 1 video.
Player features
- Play/Pause
The keyboard shortcut to stop and start a video is the [spacebar] or [return/enter] - 10-second rewind
Jump back 10 seconds as many times as you want. - Skip to the next video/view
This will take you to the next video in a tutorial. - Volume Control
You may not need to use this if you control your audio via your computer/device or remote control (AppleTV or Chromecast*) - Timecode
This is just so you know how long the video viewed is (not the full tutorial) and where you are at any given time. - Playlist
This will display the available videos within a tutorial. This shortcut is especially useful when you are in full screen mode (#12). - Section Markers
Markers are a newer feature and are available for some combinations and warm ups only. When available, you will see little white dots on the timeline, representing the different sections within the video. When you hover over a marker, it will display which section it is referring to. Navigate through the routine faster and more efficiently by using markers. - Your Fabulous Teacher!
- Speed control
This is a very useful feature! We love the speed control option as it allows you to adjust the speed of any video. So if a tutorial is too slow or too fast, just bump the speed up or down and you are good to go. NOTE: any time a video finishes the player will default back to 1x speed. - Flipped view
Use this if you prefer to flip the view (note: this is not a toggle between front and back view). - Video quality: This will generally be automatically set, however you can always adjust the video quality manually, for example if you find your internet connection is unstable.
- Full screen
If you want to see the classes in full HD then this mode is for you.
Happy learning!