dean blackketter wrote:
This was an intentional change, in part to fix a bug where the volume
levels got messed up if you paused, but mostly because it seemed more
consistent with the behavior of other consumer electronics devices.
It sounds like this was a behavior that you were counting on. Can you
describe how you use it so we can fix it in the best possible way?
On Jul 31, 2005, at 9:05 AM, Robin Cooksey wrote:
In 6.1.1, players seem to stop rather than pause when switched off.
I.e. when switched back on they say "Stopped", rather than "Paused",
and they have reverted back to the start of the track; rather than
starting at the same position in the track when play is pressed.
I sort of thought this might have been done to help fix this bug from a
while back:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=419
I have not really tested the current version though; since I am tending
to leave the SB on all the time these days.
IMHO having the track stop when the device is turned off (hard or soft)
is the most logical behaviour. If you want to pause it, then pause it,
and turn the brightness down if you wish.
--
Daryle A. Tilroe
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