Want to watch skate tricks in detail, switch stance on the fly (regular ↔ goofy), or replay the best moment in slow motion? Here’s a quick guide to the Skate Hype video player so you can get the best viewing experience.
Tap or click the Play / Pause icon to start or stop the video.
Skip forward or backward quickly, or hold the button to Rewind or Fast Forward.
These buttons appear on larger screens or in landscape position on your mobile.
Move the cursor over the seek bar on desktop, or drag it on mobile, to navigate through the video.
A preview image will appear to help you find the exact moment.
If preview images are still loading or being generated, a temporary noise pattern will be shown.
On mobile devices, volume is controlled with the hardware buttons.
If the video includes chapters, chapter markers and titles will show.
Some tricks include a REPLAY section, where the landing is shown with a ramped slow motion.
This ramped slow motion is created by the video owner when publishing the trick or later using the Slow Motion REPLAY option in the three-dot menu.
When available, the player will automatically play the normal speed trick followed by the REPLAY.
You can create REPLAY only if your video is a trick shorter than 15 seconds and recorded at 50 or 60 fps.
The Target Menu gives access to additional playback options such as fullscreen, mirror, and 0.5× slow motion playback.
Enable or disable fullscreen mode for a more immersive viewing experience. You can swipe to the next video with or without fullscreen.
Mirror the video horizontally to change stance:
This helps analyze tricks from your natural stance perspective.
Toggle playback rate from 1× to 0.5×.
The Nut Menu gives access to additional playback options.
Enable or disable loop mode to continuously replay the current video.
Perfect for studying tricks frame by frame. Enabled by default.
Automatically adjusts the player to best fit the available screen.
Primarily useful on mobile devices. Enabled by default.
Send the video to a TV using AirPlay (available on compatible Apple devices).
Send the video to a TV using Chromecast (available on compatible devices or TVs).
Choose between two optimized options:
Select the subtitle language when subtitles are available for the video.
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