Re: [Pfspd-users@sf.net] pv: add new features

[Vleuten, R. v. d. <ren...@ph...>]

Hi all,

Ø      3. navigate through a video at each 1 second using Ctrl-PageUp and Ctrl-PageDown
I like this suggestion because it would enable faster browsing on large files: the current 10 frames is really not much when browsing a large file. However, neither is 1 second. I would prefer the step to be a percentage of the number of frames in the file, e.g. such that you could step through the whole file in about 25 to 30 steps.

What is your opinion about this?

Best regards,

René
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From: Iota, Madalina [mailto:mad...@ph...]
Sent: Monday 13 October 2008 16:13
To: pfs...@li...
Subject: [Pfs...@sf...] pv: add new features

Hi all,

As you have been informed, a new rendering mode was added to PV.
This mode displays the image using the ICC profile of the panel.

Currently, ICC is not fully functional, reason why I want to continue improving it.
One of the improvements would be the creating of a virtual profiler for YUV images.
Besides this I would like to:

 1.  have the behavior of ESC back in PV in order to exit the application
 2.  combine the new behavior of TAB with the old one (if the user does not select a certain color method, TAB shall be used to browse the images while preserving the zoom factor)
 3.  navigate through a video at each 1 second using Ctrl-PageUp and Ctrl-PageDown
 4.  have a shortcut key to set the default values of the Component Mapping
 5.  exclude ICC from "Color display method" when pressing "C" or "shift-C"

What is your opinion about this?

Best regards,
Madalina


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