Use the F (Forward 50ms) and G (Back 50ms) keys. Combine this with the millisecond display, and you can scrub through a video frame-by-frame (or half-frame) with surgical precision.
If you need the exact millisecond timestamp for editing or notes, PotPlayer has a "Copy Current Time" feature.
For those who need to record these times for note-taking or editing: potplayer show milliseconds
With milliseconds turned on, you never have to guess again. You will see every tenth of a second, every frame, every glitch, and every sync error with absolute clarity.
The quickest way to view milliseconds without installing third-party tools is by customizing how PotPlayer projects time on your screen via its built-in Open Screen Display (OSD) or by toggling time display settings. Step 1: Open the Playback Settings Launch PotPlayer. Use the F (Forward 50ms) and G (Back 50ms) keys
: Set the format to HH:MM:SS.000 to ensure the milliseconds are captured when you use the shortcut. Quick Subtitle Syncing (Milliseconds)
: While it doesn't show milliseconds constantly, you can see specific frame data by pressing (to go to a specific time) or using the key to show playback info, which may include frame counts. Alternatives for Precision Timing For those who need to record these times
C:\Program Files\DAUM\PotPlayer\Skins (for 64-bit installations)
) may attempt to integrate more precise timers, though success varies. Subtitle Method
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