Keep the app and website controls distinct
The keyboard help separately describes website navigation with Tab and Enter, including Skip to content and Skip over list. That page-level navigation differs from controlling a playing video. Establish whether focus is selecting page content or whether the intended action concerns the active player before interpreting what the key did.
For iOS/iPadOS playback, the help includes connected keyboards and applicable app use on Mac or Apple Vision Pro. Not every keyboard has media keys, so identify the actual controls present rather than assume a function-key number has the same role on every keyboard. Use the current published mapping for the route being used.
Treat live seeking as a separate condition
The published ten-second arrow seeking is unavailable for live broadcasts. Record whether the selected item is live before treating an inactive seek action as a broken keyboard. A successful arrow skip in an archived concert does not establish that the same action is offered during an ongoing transmission.
If an archived item still behaves unexpectedly, provide the item, route, key pressed and before-and-after positions. For page navigation, describe the focused control instead. This record distinguishes musical section navigation, time seeking, live limitations and page focus without attributing all large jumps to a damaged concert video.
Questions about this guide
Does the forward media key mean the same as the right arrow in the mobile app?
No. The media key moves to the next movement or work; the arrow seeks ten seconds when that operation is available.
