Hi!
David Timms wrote:
[...]
>>>I would propose some buttons to do direct skip of certain time amounts.
>>
>>I think that might be too many buttons. Plus, you need to navigate the
>>cursor too much when you use buttons. Using the scrolling wheel is much
>>more practical.
>
> when you have one. I hadn't thought to put the mouse over the slider
> bars - could scrolling wheel also work when hovering over the video
> frame and/or the most of the rest of the UI ?
I don't know, but I guess it's worth a try.
> and frame by frame when over the frame indicator, minutes while hovering
> over the :mm: part of the time etc ?
That would require a massive GUI change - currently, the time is
displayed in a single text widget. For that function, we would need
separate widgets for hours/minutes/seconds/frames.
Besides that, second/minute navigation is not *exact*. For performance
reasons, the slider always snaps to the nearest I-frame in these modes.
Otherwise, it would take much too long to display the current frame.
You'll notice the effect if you're single-frame stepping from one GOP to
the next or previous one - there's a significant delay if the new frame
isn't cached yet.
>>>Even if there was no clickables, it could be a good use of the keyboard,
>>>perhaps borrowing key bindings similar to mplayer:
>>>right/left arrow = +/- 30 seconds
>>>ctrl-right/left arrow = +/- 3.5 minutes
>>>[/] = frame step fwd/back
>>>{/} = back to I frame / forward to next B frame after an I or P {ie so
>>>no frame recoding necessary.
>>
>>Maybe I can add keyboard shortcuts that work as replacements for the
>>mouse wheel (in case there is none). I'm not sure if left/right arrow
>>isn't already taken by the GUI, however.
>
> up and down move through the marked frames, but let/rght don't seem to
> do anything at the moment.
That probably depends on where your focus is. If it's on one of the text
boxes (i.e. the frame number displays), left/right will move their
cursors instead.
--
Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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