From: Manuel Dejonghe <limbus_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2005 16:04:13 +0100

As far as I can see, a plugin beeing able to display such a ompl-file
in a structured way like chapters would to the job, isn't it ?

Manuel

On Sat, 1 Jan 2005 15:32:42 +0100, Michael Elsdörfer
<elsdoerfer_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everybody.
>
> First of all, happy new year!
>
> I just searched the mailing list archives and was a bit surprised that
> nobody talked about podcasting yet.
>
> For those of you you don't know what podcasting is about, here are a few links:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcasting
> http://ipodder.org/
>
> Now, podcasting got it's name from the iPod, but it works great with
> my Archos Jukebox as well, so is anybody else here who listens to
> podcasts / has his own?
>
> So, I thought about how to improve the listening experience on my AJB,
> and how great it is to have a open firmware like rockbox, which would
> enable us to actually do this things.
>
> A lot of the podcasters do publish show or production notes in OPML
> along with their podcasts, and there is a lot of talk about how great
> it would be to have this notes handy *while* listening to the podcast.
> Let's take two examples:
>
> * Adam Curry's (http://live.curry.com/) production notes contain links
> to the things he talks about, emails he received about topics
> discussed in a show, etc.. Wouldn't it be awesome to have a feature
> like "F1 | Show OPML" which would allow the user to view this things
> at the very same moment he is listening to the show?
>
> * The Dawn And Drew Show (http://www.dawnanddrew.com/) actually
> includes timestamps of when they talked about what. If that were
> stored in a defined way in the opml file, we could add a feature to
> rockbox which would allow the listener to view some kind of table of
> contents and jump directly to a certain topic. Or, let's say you
> really dislike the song that is currently played, you could just press
> a button and jump to it's ending.
>
> So, any thoughts? Any developers who are into podcasting and could
> implement such a thing?
>
> Michael
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