If you put your mouse pointer over it for a while, it will show the info. It looks like a film strip actually, two film strips like they’re skipping (frame skipping). Press the last button in the advanced controls to access the frame by frame feature. You will notice another line of player controls appear right above the default set of media control keys. If you haven’t changed anything, then go to the View menu and then click on Advanced Controls to turn it on. You will have to bring it up in the interface.
The default layout of the player doesn’t display the next frame button on it. You may be interested in: How to Edit VLC Media Player Shortcuts or Hotkeys Advanced Controls Enter frame on the search area to bring it up easily. You can view (or even edit) the shortcuts by going to Tools > Preferences and then by switching to the Hotkeys tab. If the hotkey ‘E’ doesn’t work for you, then it is likely that another keyboard character has been assigned to the task. Tap on the ‘E’ key on your keyboard a couple of times to get to the accurate place in the media. If it is playing, then hitting ‘E’ would stop the play and will navigate it forward one frame at a time. To use this shortcut, your video can be either playing or pausing. Just navigate in the timeline where you want to capture or pause at a frame. One is by using the shortcut key and two is from the Advanced Controls bar of the player interface. There are two simple ways you can follow to move one frame ahead at the time. Unfortunately, VLC doesn’t support frame-stepping backwards it’s only possible to move forward. It gives you full control of where you want to reach in the timeline. VLC has a frame by frame feature that allows you to step just the tiniest bit ahead in a movie. To get to an exact shot or scene, you will need to play the video forward one frame at a time. While playing a media file in VLC, sometimes you will have the need to go frame by frame.
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