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would be great if..

add tabs in the play list (aimp2 style (try it) 2.x version)
 - adding folders by drag and drop (very handy feature)
 - tabs wheel scroll

new playlist, add folder, file, playlist button/s in playlist

playlist search box

control j jump to file feature

usability first!!!

a modern oscilloscope, or spectrum analyzer

clic on album cover, open a larger image or another window with the pic

until now is the best player for linux. fast (not like windows media player, 
the are already to many clones of that)

keep the good work!
thanks, i can do the translation to spanish
send me the file

Original issue reported on code.google.com by hernanhg...@gmail.com on 19 Jul 2013 at 3:43

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Hi! 

Thanks for the good ideas

>> add tabs in the play list
Why? Can you give an example? Multiple playlists?

>> adding folders by drag and drop (very handy feature)
Into library? Yes, that's cool. Into playlist it should already work

>> tabs wheel scroll
I have only one tab widget, but ok

>> new playlist, add folder, file, playlist button/s in playlist
I have to think about a UI-concept but i like that idea

>> playlist search box
at most a searchbox like if you type sth in the artist window for example

>> usability first!!!
Because of this, I started sayonara

>> a modern oscilloscope, or spectrum analyzer
I like oscilloscopes and spectrum analysers, this feature will come, i promise.

>> clic on album cover, open a larger image or another window with the pic
Maybe, but I download small images atm in order to make cover fetch fast

>> until now is the best player for linux... keep the good work!
Thank you, i give my best

>> i can do the translation to spanish
Another person is already about to do that but I try to arrange a meeting in 
the forum

Original comment by LucioCarreras@gmail.com on 19 Jul 2013 at 11:06

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Original comment by LucioCarreras@gmail.com on 19 Jul 2013 at 11:07

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Original comment by hernanhg...@gmail.com on 20 Jul 2013 at 7:19

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Awesome little app.

Would it be possible to add two icons at the base of the player in the 
mini-view, one for adding folder/files, and another for removing items from the 
playlist? Basically the same function as Winamp in it's classic mode.

Original comment by s.onan...@gmail.com on 4 Aug 2013 at 3:26

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I think this could be the best ever audio player for linux. I'm now using 
audacious, but I don't really like that it's kind of slow, searching and 
library updating is not that good. Those aren't an issue here. So from that 
perspective it's even better than audacious. But here are my suggestions to be 
the best.

It need's to be able to have extensions. I personally would need two grate 
extensions from audacious: crystalizer and stereo expander. Those really 
improve sound in a medium grade sound system.

It need's to be compatible with multimedia keys from all the keyboards.

It need's to be able to play any audio format.

And it need's to support many-many languages (hungarian for me).

I know the last two are obvious and I'm sure that's not going to be any problem.

Original comment by kutibot...@gmail.com on 5 Aug 2013 at 11:23

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oh and I forgot to mention unity global menu support for Ubuntu ;)

Original comment by kutibot...@gmail.com on 5 Aug 2013 at 11:26

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Global menu is already available on SVN. If you like Hungarian language you are 
welcome to translate :) You can find a tutorial in the forum. What audio 
formats do you miss? Yes... Multimedia keys. I am still looking for a solution. 
I am currently working at extending the Sound backend. So maybe there will be 
effects, too. Personally, I don't like sound effects and equalizers, but yes, I 
also know a lot of people who think different.. Just give me some time. There 
are a lot of feature requests now and I have to set priorities..

Original comment by LucioCarreras@gmail.com on 5 Aug 2013 at 11:35

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I don't know what is SVN. I'm not much of a linux poweruser. I will try to make 
a hungarian translation. I don't currently miss any format, I just noted. And I 
have one more observation: the scrolling in the music (fast forwarding with the 
mouse) is a bit harsh and I think it needs more improving.

Original comment by kutibot...@gmail.com on 6 Aug 2013 at 3:29

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I have one more suggestion:

in all 3 little windows anything should be added to the playlist with 
double-click but not clearing it every time; if not the default setting but 
deffinitly should be an option in my opinion

one bug: when renaming an album title and applying it only affects the first 
track

Original comment by kutibot...@gmail.com on 6 Aug 2013 at 4:09

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I think there should be a tabbing available for the artist window. I don't want 
to have my Rock bands together with my classical pianists. It really would eas 
to compile a playlist. And tabbed playlist would help switching between 
playlists real easy.

I know I asked for a lot of things but I'm just trying to help, because I 
really like the player and see a lot of potential in it. :)

Original comment by kutibot...@gmail.com on 6 Aug 2013 at 4:17

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another bug: after switching between tracks really fast and closing player, the 
ubuntu track info notifications are still going ... for minutes...

Original comment by kutibot...@gmail.com on 6 Aug 2013 at 4:24

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"in all 3 little windows anything should be added to the playlist with 
double-click..."
Use middle click. Or if you do not wanna do this, activate the append button in 
the playlist (3rd from left)

"when renaming an album title and applying it only affects the first track" No 
Bug, feature. Use the "all" checkbox behind the album title and it will affect 
all tracks

"tabbing in artist window"
Sorry. Clear no. You can tag your library pretty well and search by genre.

"tabbed playlist"
You can use the View->Playlists and create/save some playlists at the moment. 
But I like the tab idea

Notifications:
I'll have a look

Original comment by LucioCarreras@gmail.com on 6 Aug 2013 at 4:36

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thanks for your solutions, I guess I overlooked a few things :)

Original comment by kutibot...@gmail.com on 6 Aug 2013 at 5:05