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yello1
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As it is now I either have to watch it flying by and not be able to read the line up and the recap after watching the play before the next one starts, or I have to set it to not auto move to the next play and have to constantly click for the next play.

It would be nice to have a replay speed slider control on the game replays. So the play would run quickly or slowly and then wait little or long before going to the next play. This would let me set the Auto option and sip a beer and watch the game and get the information I want without hovering over the mouse all game long and if desired pause it to further explore a play or take notes or to remove that never to be sufficiently damned defense that gave up the 100 yard QB sneak.

OPTION rather than a slider, or in addition to a slider, have a "number of times replayed" before auto moving to the next play. Say let me choose a number from 0 to 10, and the game would then show the play once, then 0 to 10 more times, before moving to the next play.

This would be tres cool.

Edited by yello1 on May 22, 2012 12:12:59
 
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Seems like I can control the speed of my replays -- I don't watch flash. Maybe I have a script.

/shrug


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doobas

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Originally posted by IdRatherFlyFish
Seems like I can control the speed of my replays -- I don't watch flash. Maybe I have a script.

/shrug


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I'm thinking its a flash thing too.

Normally I use replay rewrite, which defo allows you to change the speed, but I'm sure it does the same when I'm on chrome, too.

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yello1
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I use flash and not flash, and I do not know a setting that keeps the replay from rolling into the next play right away other than the one that makes me click to go to the next play.
 
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I like it, a slider would be nice, instead of having to watch the play 10 times
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