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Gesture Controls - CnX Player

Which all gesture controls are available in CnX Player ?

CnX Player offers very easy playback control with Intuitive and simple gesture controls. Basic needs while watching a video is quick access for volume control, changing the brightness or fast forward and rewind the video. All these features can be easily controlled via figure gestures on the video playback screen.

Fast forward video
Double Click / Tap on right side of the video playback screen to forward the video by 10 seconds on every Click / Tap. Every continuous right double Click / Tap will forward(skip) the video in multiple of 10 seconds each. Which means continuous double Click / Tap on right side of the playback screen will be skip video by 10 sec, 20 sec , 30 sec, 40 sec and so on up to the length of video .....


Rewind video
Double Click / Tap on left side of the video playback screen to rewind the video by 10 seconds on every Click / Tap. Every continuous left double Click / Tap will rewind the video in multiple of 10 seconds each. Which means continuous double Click / Tap on left side of the playback screen will rewind the video by 10 sec, 20 sec , 30 sec, 40 sec and so on up to the start of video .....


Full Screen Window
Double Click / Tap in center of the video playback screen to switch to & from Full Screen Window.

Control Volume
Controlling the volume while watching a video in CnX Player is just a swipe up and down ! Right side of the video playback screen lets user to control the volume. Swipe up to increase the volume and swipe down to reduce the volume.

Change brightness
Easily change the brightness of a video while you are watching it, without switching any window. Screen brightness can be controlled by swiping up and down on left hand side of the playback screen. Swipe up to increase and swipe down to reduce brightness.


Seek Video
Seek the video to back location or forward location by just dragging the seek bar at the bottom of video playback screen.


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