cDima / Aerial

Aerial Apple TV screen saver for Windows
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Feature Request: .exe that plays videos #35

Closed janpio closed 7 years ago

janpio commented 8 years ago

It would be great to have a normal resizable program window, maybe e fullscreen button, so you can watch them on second monitor while working on first one.

cDima commented 8 years ago

Cool idea. Any thoughts on UI for picking what to watch? Next/previous, downloaded, favorites as in the original mac screensaver?

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janpio commented 8 years ago

Start with 'just show random one in a program window' for a first version, then add stuff later.

I would prioritize additional features in this order:

  1. Fullscreen
  2. Next/prev
  3. Favorites
  4. Offline/Download

But you probably will be getting requests here as soon as it is released ;)

cDima commented 8 years ago

Please take a look at the latest build, it has a /w flag that shows a windowed interface with aerial videos inside. It's resizable and has a close button for now.

janpio commented 8 years ago

aerialv2.exe /w? That looks very nice already :) Even maximizing the windows already works! Thanks.

Feedback (Win 10):

On to the rest oft the features ;)

Add this to the feature list:

Seriously, you just made this late night coding session so much better with this build :)

janpio commented 8 years ago

So 3.1 is out with "Bug fixes and new window move via /w flag!". How does the /w flag work on the .scr file? Just creating a shortcut and adding the /w behind the path didn't work for me.

cDima commented 8 years ago

@piotrowski the /w flag would work only on the .exe, a .scr is actually just a renamed .exe. Please rename to .exe and the /w flag should work. The video sometimes freezes for me still, the visible task-bar issue should be fixed, other issues to be addressed.

janpio commented 8 years ago

@cDima Yep, renaming to .exe fixed it. Funny that Windows seems to do special stuff to .scr files...