Closed ToukL closed 4 months ago
While looking at your other PR, I see now why you changed the icons for the next/previous video. I still think the old icons should keep their function, otherwise users will be confused.
Maybe we can use fa-caret-square-right
(or left) for the "jump by frame" buttons?
It works well, thank you! I have a few comments on the interface:
- The next/previous video buttons should still belong to the same
btn-group
than the "play" button.- The next/previous buttons should still have the
fa-step-backward
orfa-step-forward
icons because these are the icons the image annotation tool uses, too. Personally, I like the chevron icons better for next/previous, but the old icons were there forever and users are used to them so we should stick to them, too.- Users should be able to set the jump step to 0 to disable this feature. If it is 0, the jump buttons should be hidden, too. This should be mentioned in the description and the manual (see below)
- There should be a keyboard shortcut for the jump buttons. Maybe Ctrl+left/right arrow?
- The feature should also be mentioned in the manual article.
Thank you for the feedback. Yes I suspected that the change of button would not be accepted in the official instance, I will rollback to using fa-step-backward
and fa-step-forward
for changing videos and use the fa-caret-square-right
for the frame as you suggested. But do you think we can keep the left/right arrow shortcut for the prev/next frame ? I feel that if we manage to implement that feature it would be more intuitive to use keyboard arrows to change frames and maybe use another shortcut for changing videos ? Maybe shift
+left/right arrow ? I can leave the old shortcut for this PR and do the change in the other one that deals with frame navigation.
I'll do all the other changes as suggested. Thanks again !
I can leave the old shortcut for this PR and do the change in the other one that deals with frame navigation.
Please do. I'll start my review of your other PR now and we can deal with this question there.
While I reviewed you other PR, something else came to my attention. Rather than setting currentTime
directly in videoPlayback, you should emit an event that calls the seek()
method of the videoContainer. This will show an appropriate loading state. Also, you can then disable the jump by seconds button while this.seeking===true
in the videoContainer. The this.seeking
state is also available in the videoScreen component and in videoPlayback.
And another thing when you implement the keyboard shortcuts: I always add the shortcut in bold text to the title attribute of the buttons. I use this tool for that and choose the "Math sans bold" text.
While I reviewed you other PR, something else came to my attention. Rather than setting
currentTime
directly in videoPlayback, you should emit an event that calls theseek()
method of the videoContainer. This will show an appropriate loading state. Also, you can then disable the jump by seconds button whilethis.seeking===true
in the videoContainer. Thethis.seeking
state is also available in the videoScreen component and in videoPlayback.
Sure I will do that too !
Splitted from #821
Implements a "jump by seconds" settings (settable by user) discussed here #262