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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: iRiver button usage for 3.0.Re: iRiver button usage for 3.0.
From: Simon M. <simon.me_at_gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 22:09:56 +0200 I'd like to have hold rec to display the current playlist. So I think it would be better to be able to configure the use of the rec-button, since everybody seems to have diffent ideas for it (another examle from an optimised build: jpg viewer or lyrics) But I really would like to have your first suggestion. It is logical to return to wps the same way as from the file browser/tagcache and shouldn't be too hard to implement. I would like to mention another annoying thing: The pitch control conflicts with a-b repeat. When a-b is turned on, then it should be disabled that a long press of play enters the pitch control screen. 2006/4/4, gl <gl_at_ntlworld.com>: > > (this is a user comment for a 3.0 iRiver release, I haven't studied the > button code so I have no specific recomendations to make). > > On my H140, I find the button use for traversing the options menu > irritating. For one, I think the play button (a seperate button on the > H1x0's from the joystick 'select' click) should always instantly return to > the WPS, unless you're actually inside something that uses it (eg. > confirmation to save a .cfg file, or any plugin). > > As it is right now you have to use the 'stop' or the 'option' buttons to > move step-by-step all the way back out of the menu hierarchy - that's not > only unecessary, but I often use stop, and then end up pressing it several > times in anticipation, so when I get to the WPS a buffered stop usually > stops playback inadvertently (well I'm more careful now, but it's bad design > imo). > > I'd also like to see 'hold play' go to the radio, and 'hold record' to enter > the recording screen (I think requiring rec to be held for 1sec is safer, > and also still allows people to use it to enable the backlight). > -- > gl > > Received on 2006-04-06 Page template was last modified "Tue Sep 7 00:00:02 2021" The Rockbox Crew -- Privacy Policy |