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Listen / Build - when preview or selecting talks show total audio time #37

Closed chrismorel closed 7 years ago

chrismorel commented 7 years ago

Suggestion - It would be useful to know the length (total time) of a talk when selecting:

Currently, when selecting the talk, in either case, you do not know how long it will be. For example, know this when building the session, you need to save the session & then re-open it to see the length of the audio.

Note that this is already shown when playing a saved session. This is helpful.

gshotwell commented 7 years ago

I have no idea how to do this given that the elements of a series can be different lengths, but I guess we could just put the length for the individual talks.

chrismorel commented 7 years ago

Ok, I was wondering if it may be a feature / property of the audio file. So, likely not so easy to do.

[Maybe, in the case of Playing the talk, it is calculated when the audio file is loaded and shown on the Play screen, but this information is not available when selecting the file? So, we would not have this number for those cases (selecting the file).]

gshotwell commented 7 years ago

Yeah, we have the duration of the talks themselves, so that's definitely doable.

gshotwell commented 7 years ago

We can also do it at the database level by just changing the name of the talk. Would that work? so it would be "Working with the Body (3 min)"

chrismorel commented 7 years ago

Oh, I see. (re-reading your post, above, talk duration is available, but not series.)

Yes, changing the title at the DB level, would be good (or if there is another way that is available) to indicate duration of the talk.

chrismorel commented 7 years ago

Seems helpful to know if you are listening to a talk - how long to expect it to go.

gshotwell commented 7 years ago

K you should be able to see this reflected in the current version.

chrismorel commented 7 years ago

Yes, nice.