Concerning ideas for future releases, when navigating menus, I think it would be nice if the menu option you selected was briefly highlighted (say, for 250msec) before going into that menu (like on many DVD players). I use LIRC to control Freevo (from any TV location in the house), and every now and then when I push a button on the remote Freevo (LIRC, really) detects it as multiple presses. Thus, I may be at the top level of the menu, then when I press the button I'm suddenly 3 levels down. Having a brief delay before going into the menu would not only help to know where one is about to go, but it would make it look/work like many (all?) DVD players, etc.
A second idea is an extension of Faser's comment about images -- can the EXIF information be read and the image rotated automatically?
Again, thank you for Freevo -- it's a gift to the open source community.
Take care.
-Jon 9/8/2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dirk Meyer wrote:
"Faser" wrote:
Image Viewer were to get the information? How about EXIF? There are many programs to read EXIF infos under Linux. (Please don't kill me if this is already part of Freevo, don't have me box running).
Exif is supported, but it only has minor informations. For my vacation pictures I want at least add a nice title, maybe a location, a small text and maybe a list of people on the photo.
One other suggestion (I don't know if easy or not) have direct access menus on the top level (e.g. that I can define a new Menu to directly start a certain radio station).
I will think how to do that.
Dischi
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