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In Openshot 1.4.3 I could use the keyboard shortcut SHIFT+Left to jump back one second on the timeline and SHIFT+Right to jump forward one second on the timeline.
If I'm not mistaken it was governed by this section in MainGTK.py:
# check if frame-stepping or rewinding
if single_frame == False:
# SEEK BACKWARDS
# calcualte new speed
if current_speed >= 0:
new_speed = -1
else:
new_speed = (current_speed * 2)
# set the new speed
self.MyVideo.set_speed(new_speed)
# update the preview tab label
if new_speed == 1:
self.lblVideoPreview.set_text(_("Video Preview"))
else:
self.lblVideoPreview.set_text(_("Video Preview (%sX)" % int(new_speed)))
else:
n_frames = 1
if self._SHIFT:
# step length is one second
n_frames = int(round(self.project.fps()))
# or just step 1 frame
self.MyVideo.seek(position - n_frames)