Here is a quick overview of the player controls you will see while watching movies at the Online Training Library. Now, as mentioned previously, some controls will only be available when certain player types are selected. I currently have the Flash Player selected, so let's go back to the table of contents and start a movie playing by clicking its name. (Male Speaker: Alrighty, let's recap.) All right, so I am just going to pause that for now. Now in the bottom-left of the window, you'll find the volume controls. Slide to the left to decrease the volume and to the right to increase the volume. Now this volume control is independent of your computer's volume controls. So if you have the volume turned all the way up in a movie and it's still not loud enough for you, try turning your computer's overall volume up. As with most other video players, you also have a playback progress area, and this is the playhead that let's you know how far along you are in the movie. You can drag or scrub it to the left or right to move forwards or back in the movie. When using the Flash Player, if the movie is paused and you drag the playhead. (Male Speaker: Now together these two numbers.) The movie starts playing again, so I have to pause it each time so I can keep talking to you. Notice that the time indicator reflects your position as you move the playhead around the scrubber bar. You can also click anywhere in the scrubber bar itself to jump that section of the movie. (Male Speaker: a smaller aperture. Now, believe it or not, if your--) And here at the bottom-center we have the playback controls. You have already seen me play and pause the movie several times using the center button. Now don't confuse the buttons on either side of the Play/Pause button as rewind and fast-forward. Clicking these buttons will take you to the previous and next movie in the course, so only click them if you are ready to stop watching the current movie. For instance, if I wanted to go back to the movie that appears before this one in the table of contents, I'll just click Previous Movie. (Male Speaker: So you've seen how the shutter is used by--) So you can see now I'm watching the movie called "The aperture." Now a feature unique to the Flash Player is the Maximize button. Clicking that expands the movie to fit your entire screen. At that point the button becomes the Minimize button, which you can click to take the movie back to its default size. And also with the Flash Player, you can drag the lower right-hand corner of the movie window to manually adjust its size. Notice how the movie scales right along with the window. This can be convenient if you have limited screen real estate and want to work along with the movie. You can try reducing the size of the movie and maybe just placing it in a corner, so you can see other windows. Notice though that with such a small window size the playback controls get cut off, so you have to make the window bigger to get back certain controls. To return the window to its regular size, click the Maximize button and then click minimize, and again this resizing capability is only available when you have the Flash Player selected. So that's a quick overview of the basic playback controls. Now there are other features found in the player window, like the Closed Captioning button and the Play Chapter button, but we will look at those and others in their own movies.