Thread: Panucci Podcast and Audiobook Player
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2011-03-15 , 17:42
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Originally Posted by thp View Post
I did some changes and pushed them to the Panucci repo. You can grab them by pulling from git://repo.or.cz/panucci.git. You might need to add some tweaks for the Desktop version, I wasn't able to test it, although I've made sure that it's easy to support the Desktop version as well.

I've also changed the ordering of the app menu a bit (to be more in sync with the ordering in gPodder) and moved playlist-specific items to the playlist window's app menu. Also (as I needed that for testing) I've fixed the path-specific code to make Panucci runnable from a Git checkout without the need to install it. Simply git clone the repository and start with "bin/panucci".

The current labels of the actions are a bit short and not very clear. Suggestions:

Scrolling labels -> Scroll long text in main window
Lock progress bar -> (invert meaning in the code) -> Seek by touching the progress bar
Dual Action Button -> Secondary button actions (long press)

I'm not sure what "Stay at End" and "Seek back" means, but I'm sure you'll figure out a good description/label for those, too.
Hey thanks man it looks great. Very much welcome that someone that have a n900 made it prettier for fremantle.

And "seek_by_touch" works for me. The invert meaning in the code don't bother me but I'm all for it. And "stay_at_end" is a "bug" I fixed. It's when a file ends and the current position stays at the end of the file instead of beeing reset to the beginning. And "seek_back" is a feature mostly meaningful for audiobooks with multple files. It seeks backwards through multiple files instead of just to the beginning. Just as it works when seeking forward.

And here comes a little teaser. It's panucci qt. The player window is almost done, "only" have scrolling labels and dual action button left soon. Will take a month or so to make it just as good as the gtk version.
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