Using one button for Fast Forward and Next track is pretty common in an
audio player. Nothing wrong with that. What complicates matters is
that holding the button does not do a standard fast forward (one that
forwards at a specific rate while holding and starts normal playback
once released).
On 24-Jan-07, at 8:34 AM, MelonMonkey wrote:
What complicates matters is
that holding the button does not do a standard fast forward (one that
forwards at a specific rate while holding and starts normal playback
once released).
please feel free to line up the sample set and prove standard.
Are there any additional ways of modifying custom.map to tweak
fwd_scan/rew_scan so that the ramping from x2,x4,x8 etc. is
automatically done on continued hold (similar to how volume ramps ups)?
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Yannzola
Yannzola's
On 24-Jan-07, at 10:12 PM, Yannzola wrote:
Are there any additional ways of modifying custom.map to tweak
fwd_scan/rew_scan so that the ramping from x2,x4,x8 etc. is
automatically done on continued hold (similar to how volume ramps ups)?
not at this time. there are only the following
I just realized another way, possibly better way of doing this, and may
be possible now with a programmable remote.
Quick Taps of FF button should increase FF speed.
A seperate button should do next track.
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I've not tried this but... if there are a couple of buttons on the
remote you are not using, you could very easily redefine them using the
custom.map facility to correspond to skip forward and skip back, say...
If you want to use keys on a programmable remote that's fine, you'll
just have to
If you hold the FWD button for a few seconds it should begin to play at
2x, then 4x, then 8x, etc etc. If you tap the FWD button it will skip
to the next song, yes this is by design.
This seems intuitive to me.
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Ross L
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