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27/11/2007 at 5:49 PM #13571AnonymousInactive
thanks for the fast feedback and development:
I have some other small requests to FirePlay:
– have a small ‘X’ beside the searchbox to clear any searchfilter currently active
– agree with sonichouse about the volumecontrol, but I guess the current slider is a ‘fast’ hack anyways…
– Scroll the ‘artist – song’ info in the ‘currently playing box’ if the info is too large to be displayed as a whole
– remove the scrollpanes if they are not needed.
– the gfx for the ‘next song’, ‘pause’ and ‘search’ buttons are clipped
ah I’m starting to be nitpicking here, but I guess that the add-on is at a stage where it / you can handle it 😉
progress bar = YEAH BABY
/regards
Henrik27/11/2007 at 8:16 PM #13572AnonymousInactiveEDIT: nevermind…
28/11/2007 at 2:50 AM #13573blammParticipantHi.
Perhaps you could also change the progress and volume bar to light blue and show the buffer filling with a simple vertical line or a light grey fill. I found the intitial blue fill a bit confusing.
Ta
28/11/2007 at 8:50 AM #13574AnonymousInactiveHi.
Excuse me if this has been suggested already, but I can’t seem to find it.
I have a fairly large collection (20000+ songs) on a very slow server (an NSLU2). When I select something it takes several seconds to get the results back. This makes the application feel unresponsive and leads to the users making selections again which slows down the searches further.
It would be nice to have some kind of indicator that a search is in progress and that the app is receiving data. Perhaps to “grey out” the selections until the result is received, or an hourglass icon?
And thanks for a really great piece of software!
/Fredrik
28/11/2007 at 9:42 AM #13575Bo MellbergParticipant@wahlis wrote:
Hi.
Excuse me if this has been suggested already, but I can’t seem to find it.
I have a fairly large collection (20000+ songs) on a very slow server (an NSLU2). When I select something it takes several seconds to get the results back. This makes the application feel unresponsive and leads to the users making selections again which slows down the searches further.
It would be nice to have some kind of indicator that a search is in progress and that the app is receiving data. Perhaps to “grey out” the selections until the result is received, or an hourglass icon?
And thanks for a really great piece of software!
/Fredrik
Good point! I’ll see what I can do.
28/11/2007 at 9:50 AM #13576AnonymousInactiveor could it be possible to cache all the information? and have a button for hard refresh? then all the sorting would be done in the browser, and not on the server.
/regards
Henrik28/11/2007 at 10:00 AM #13577Bo MellbergParticipant@n00ben wrote:
or could it be possible to cache all the information? and have a button for hard refresh? then all the sorting would be done in the browser, and not on the server.
/regards
HenrikThe first version of FlashDAAP worked that way. But it’s not really a practical way to have the application begin with 2 minutes of waiting.
When the database supports sorted queries all we need to ask for is the information that appears in the windows at that moment, which is about 50 rows of information. Then the application will be a lot more scalable than today. (Scalable in this case meaning “supportive of very big databases”).
28/11/2007 at 11:02 AM #13578sonichouseParticipant@Bo Mellberg wrote:
When the database supports sorted queries all we need to ask for is the information that appears in the windows at that moment, which is about 50 rows of information. Then the application will be a lot more scalable than today. (Scalable in this case meaning “supportive of very big databases”).
Plus it will be much kinder to portable devices 😉
28/11/2007 at 11:44 AM #13579blammParticipantOne last thing and I will go quiet on GUI requests for a while.
How about making the song list look like this.
Alternative stripes behind the songs tend to make the list easier to read.
Ta
28/11/2007 at 1:10 PM #13580Bo MellbergParticipantSeveral requests implemented:
– A spinner is showing a query is in progress
– The search field is sensitive to “Enter” key.
– Search field is automatically cleared when choosing playlist.
– More intuitive volume slider.
– Several UI appearance updates (alternating row colors etc).I am beginning to like the look of this application. Thanks for all feedback, it is really helpful!
Things on my list:
– Scrolling now playing text
– Autosizing the whole application
– Finding the white text bug
– Fixing the no album issue -
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