Forward / Rewind
Fast playing of the piece, using short audio clips, forward or reverse.
Faster / Slower
Changes the speed of playing the audio, without changing the pitch. Can be useful with voice memos, for example.
Playing functions shall be available in the player’s menu of options. However, the numeric keypad may also be used to control some of the functions.
Text editing
This section describes the common principles of text editing, focusing on Latin based scripts. Requirements of other writing systems and input methods, such as those used for Chinese or Arabic, are not covered in detail.
Character input is accomplished using the numeric keys. The
Other keys have specific functions assigned to them during text editing:
1 key | Punctuation. | |
| Most used punctuation characters are available | |
| using repeated key presses within a | |
* key | In alpha mode, offers the next match in T9 input. | |
| In alpha mode, a long press opens a special | |
| character grid, where the complete set of | |
| punctuation and other characters are displayed. One | |
| character can be picked at a time. | |
| In number mode, produces the * character, repeated | |
| presses produce other characters allowed within | |
| phone numbers: +, p, w | |
# key | In alpha mode, changes the character case | |
| (uppercase, lower case, text case). | |
| In number mode, produces the # character. | |
C key | Clears the previous character from cursor. In case | |
| more characters are selected, clears all selected | |
| characters. | |
Edit key | Press and release: opens an edit menu (see | |
| description below). | |
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