The Video Controls Plus documentation hub is the central index for all user guides, tutorials, and reference material. Each guide is task-oriented — "how to set an A-B loop", "how to capture a screenshot on YouTube" — rather than feature-oriented, so you can find the answer to a specific question without reading a chapter you do not need. Most guides are 5–10 minute reads with one or two screenshots and a copy-paste section for the keyboard shortcuts they describe.
Use the in-page search or the table of contents to jump to a single guide — for example, "how do I export my notes" or "how do I clear an A-B loop". Each guide is self-contained.
New users sometimes prefer to read the full set of guides end-to-end. The reading order at the top of /docs is the recommended sequence.
Each guide has a stable URL and is versioned with the extension. Cite the URL plus the version label and your reference will not break with a future redesign.
If a topic is missing or outdated, /contact has a "documentation gap" inquiry type. The maintainer triages those weekly.
Read /docs/getting-started first. After that, the recommended order is speed-control → ab-loop → audio-boost → filters → screenshots → notes.
Yes. Each guide labels the extension version it was written against. Older versions of the guide are not preserved publicly; the newest version always wins.
Some. Where a screen recording adds clarity, the guide embeds a 30–60 second clip. The text is always sufficient on its own.
Currently English only. A translation contribution flow is on the roadmap; community PRs adding language files are welcome.
Yes. Ctrl+P (Cmd+P on Mac) produces a clean printable layout. The cheat sheet at /keyboard-shortcuts is the most commonly printed page.
Each guide is reviewed on every major version bump. Inline "verified in vX.Y" labels show when the guide was last reviewed.
Last updated 2026-05-06 by Ahsan Mahmood, maintainer.