Abstract: A method and system are provided to facilitate navigating through a video. An example method includes determining one or more scene boundaries of scenes of a video before completing loading content of the video, and identifying the scene-boundaries in a user interface, the user interface presenting a seekbar with a scrubber representing a currently-played location in the video and one or more boundary markers visually representing the scene boundaries. The method further includes receiving a request to move the pointing-indicator in the user interface, calculating a distance between the pointing-indicator and a particular boundary marker visually representing a scene-boundary of the scene boundaries, determining whether the distance between the pointing-indicator and the particular boundary marker is less than a threshold radius associated with the scene-boundary, and responsive to the determining, snapping the pointing-indicator to the particular boundary marker.

Abstract: A method and system are provided to facilitate navigating through a video. In one example, a video-player system identifies on a video-controller one or more scene-boundaries. A scene-boundary is associated with a video frame of a scene-start or a scene-end of a video. The video-player system receives a request to move a pointing-indicator. The pointing-indicator is a graphical element rendered on a display device of a video-player system and coincides with input to the video-player system. The video-player system calculates, in response to the request to move the pointing-indicator, a distance between the pointing-indicator and a particular scene-boundary. The video-player system determines whether the distance between the pointing-indicator and a particular scene-boundary is less than a threshold. The video-player system then snaps the pointing-indicator to the particular scene-boundary in response to determining the distance is less than the threshold.