fossfreedom / coverart-browser

Browse your cover-art albums in Rhythmbox v2.96 - 3.0+
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Idea: Have the option to resize cover available all the time #79

Open jrbastien opened 12 years ago

jrbastien commented 12 years ago

This is really just an enhancement but it would be cool to be able to resize covers on the fly instead of having to go to the plugin preferences.

This would be helpful if the "genre" filter requested in #77 is implemented. When you only have a few albums for a specific genre (or even a search), you could simply use the slider to enlarge the size as it best fits the screen. f The same slider that is in the options screen could be moved to the bottom of the cover pane.

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hellpe commented 12 years ago

Or you could use Ctrl+mousewheel, like in Nautilus and Firefox.

asermax commented 12 years ago

The reason for what that behavior isn't implemented yet is explained on my last post on issue #13. Basically, there's a memory leak on the iconview model (or we might be using it wrong?) when recreating the covers' pixbufs after resizing. I haven't find a solution for this yet, and I think this enhancement shouldn't be implemented before fixing that problem first.

fossfreedom commented 10 years ago

Note - just had a quick relook at this. Under pygobject 3.12 & python 3 this memory leak issue is not observed.

Thus could look at this again with maybe a scale button. Need to have a closer look at the documentation to see what Gtk does/does not offer here.

EDIT: the only relevant GTK widget at gtk 3.10 is a ScaleButton. It is naff - not very well defined and works oddly. Think a PopOver widget would be better here but that is GTK 3.12.

Need to find example applications who have used "sliders" of some-sort in a popup. For the moment - retask this back to wishlist until either someone lets me know of a useful slider popup that I can grab or I "accidently" find something myself...

EDIT: quodlibet may have something to investigate: