Video player: fix time display jitter with tabular numerals#11641
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The elapsed/remaining time and the slash + total duration were shifting horizontally during playback. The cause is proportional font rendering: even though the time string is always a fixed 12 characters (
HH:MM:SS,mmm), digits like1are narrower than8in the default system font, so the centered TextBlock drifts left and right as each millisecond ticks by.Enable the
tnum(tabular numerals) OpenType feature on the time display TextBlock so all digits occupy the same width without changing the font family. Also pad the elapsed-mode string with a leading space to match the width of the remaining-mode string (which has a"-"prefix), preventing a jump when toggling between the two modes.Before:
before.mov
After:
after.mov