FWDRWD

FWDRWD is a term often used in the context of digital media playback, particularly within video or audio players. It typically represents a command or action that advances the playback position forward by a specific, predetermined increment. This increment can vary depending on the application or device, but common durations include 5, 10, 15, or 30 seconds.

The purpose of FWDRWD functionality is to allow users to quickly skip over sections of content they are not interested in, such as advertisements, intros, or parts they have already seen. This is a standard feature in most media playback interfaces, accessible through buttons, keyboard shortcuts, or touch gestures. Its counterpart is often REWIND (REW), which moves playback backward. The exact implementation and naming convention might differ slightly across platforms, but the underlying function of moving playback forward by a set amount remains consistent.