Utility Design / vidami

Utility Design's video controller. Can be used on YouTube and Vimeo.

■Video controller ■Compatible content/YouTube, Vimeo ~ Control lesson videos with your feet ~ For example, guitar lessons. Even if you want to start and stop the video, your left hand is on the neck and your right hand is on the pick, so you can't smoothly operate the video on the computer... (sweats) It may be a small thing, but repeated small stresses like this are an obstacle to improving your skills. Vidami allows you to control the start and stop, repeat playback, and slow playback of video content on YouTube, Vimeo, LinkedIn Learning, etc. with your feet. Not only guitar and instrument lessons, but also cooking classes, golf, workouts, yoga, computer classes, etc. that use both hands, we will help you improve your skills by increasing your concentration on the video lesson regardless of the genre. ~ Recommended for the following situations ~ I tried guitar and ukulele for the first time using a video lesson, but it was difficult to return both hands to the correct position after operating the computer. Grip is important in the golf swing. I made a grip using a still image from the video lesson, but even if I want to move on to the next scene, I can't restart the video (sweats) I'm trying my hand at cooking for the first time, using video content as a reference. You want to pause the video before moving on to the next step, but your hands are covered in flour and you can't touch the computer keyboard!! This is a cover song to perform at your next live show. Since you don't have the sheet music, you start to copy it by ear by looking at a video site, but the tempo is so fast you can't keep up... With Vidami, you can of course play and stop the song, but you can also fast forward, rewind, play in slow motion, and repeat playback with ease using your foot control. This is an item that not only beginner guitarists, but also professional-level players will never want to let go of once they've used it. The more you concentrate on the how-to videos that are overflowing on the Internet, from spreadsheets to drawing software, video editing, DTM apps, and the ever-popular WordPress, the more irritating it becomes to keep pausing and starting the video over and over again. You will need the tab key to switch from the app you're using during your lesson to the browser that will play the video, but you can easily control the video using TAB + the foot switch, so you won't have to worry about frequent stopping and starting the video instead of memorizing long sentences.