Closed escay closed 6 months ago
Hi there @escay! I am aware of these commands, and they are implemented in the backend library. The problem here is the UI design. I can't come up with a good place to put the "current position" seek bar. If you have any ideas regarding that, please let me know. I don't want to just make something like "+10s" and "-10s" buttons because by themselves that wouldn't be good UX, at least in my opinion.
I would assume something like WinAmp:
For example a bar below the controls to click the location in the current track, here a minimal mockup:
Note: I personally do not really like the fast forward implementation in portable minidisc units, forwarding sounds terrible and is pretty slow. I would rather prefer a bar to click in to seek into the location. Or maybe some keyboard shortcuts only example: arrow to the right is 20 seconds forward, arrow to the left is 10 seconds backwards in case you just passed the point you were looking for.
@escay Took me long enough :sweat_smile: - think something like this will do?:
Very nice and subtle 👍
Thanks - closing the issue then :)
Hi, thank you for this effort. In 2004 I wrote my own Windows dll driver to connect to Sony NetMD - MZ505 via the NetMD.dll. And also played with the Libnetmd linux project at that time (https://libnetmd.sourceforge.net/). The same minidisc unit I used then still works with your Web Minidisc Pro 👍
At that time I also succeeded in sending FFWD and RWD options to the unit. Some screenshots of my effort at that time can be seen in the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20040228050603/http://simplerecorder.com/
Is this FFWD and RWD functionality missing in the Web Minidisc Pro, or did I just miss it? Seeking to a specific time was also possible if I remember correctly ("Seek" in the screenshot was my test implementation), useful for previewing those old tracks that were not yet split into smaller parts. I might have the old code somewhere.
Looking at https://github.com/AlexanderS/linux-minidisc/blob/master/netmd/libnetmd.py
I probably mean:
And for Seek to a specific time:
Are these implemented? Thank you.