[xine-cvs] CVS: gnome-xine TODO,1.4,1.5

[Guenter B. <gu...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/xine/gnome-xine
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv3363

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Index: TODO
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RCS file: /cvsroot/xine/gnome-xine/TODO,v
retrieving revision 1.4
retrieving revision 1.5
diff -u -r1.4 -r1.5
--- TODO	3 Jan 2003 03:08:19 -0000	1.4
+++ TODO	3 Jan 2003 23:10:06 -0000	1.5
@@ -17,16 +17,14 @@
     and useful. Maybe, if wanted, the stop could do what it's doing now, but after
     2 clicks?
 
-5.) Show somewhere in the stream-info-pane if it's a live stream. Not that it is
-    important in itself, but I got to think about it due to another issue,
-    namely... I think it's great that you can pause a live stream, and then
+5.) If it's a live stream playing - show in the time-display something like:
+    "LIVE" instead of "0:00:00 / 0:00:00".
+    And another thing: It's great that you can pause a live stream, and then
     continue minutes later from where you stopped. But in that case you should be
     let very aware that it's no longer "live", but more like "delayed live".
-    So maybe there could be tags like:
-    LIVE
-    DELAYED LIVE (-2:45)
-    INTERRUPTED
-    ...or equivalent graphics/icons.
+    So maybe there could also be a display like: "LIVE -2:45" if the protocols
+    allow such info to be more or less precise.
+
 
 6.) Let the "pause" button remain in a pushed down state until it's pressed
     again. That would serve the purpose of be more informative on that the stream
@@ -98,15 +96,57 @@
   media app before. Not a bug, but interesting.
 
 * When in fullscreen mode, it's a bad idea to press Ctrl-O to open a file.
-gxine becomes very unresponsive since the file dialog is open even though
-the user can't see it.
+  gxine becomes very unresponsive since the file dialog is open even though
+  the user can't see it.
 
 * I changed file_origin_path in the Preferences | input dialog to point to
-my master media directory but gxine didn't care. It retained the string
-but did not default to that location on startup (still starts in the
-current working directory).
+  my master media directory but gxine didn't care. It retained the string
+  but did not default to that location on startup (still starts in the
+  current working directory).
 
 * There is no facility to edit the location of the RealPlayer Codecs path.
-This is actually true of xine-ui as well.
+  This is actually true of xine-ui as well.
+
+* Fullscreen with metacity doesn't allow you to place other windows
+  above the gxine fullscreen. For example, if you press ctrl-o
+  you can't see the file selector. This works in other applications.
+
+* Esc should close dialog windows like the "Open file..." or "Open mrl...".
+
+* 'Esc' may be okay to use for escaping fullscreen,
+  but there's no logic in that it should switch "on" to fullscreen.
+
+* There could be a 'View -> Aspect ratio -> ../../../..' gtk menu.
+  Sure, pressing the A key works fine, but an implementation like this
+  would serve the purpose of informing the user which mode is
+  the currently active one.
+
+* Needs a setting (not necessarily gui) for how gxine should
+  behave when you call for a 2nd instance while there's already
+  one running. That is, should it open a 2nd gxine, or should it
+  stop the current stream and replace it with the new stream?
+
+* If the 'View -> Deinterlace' menu item were checked when active,
+  it would be easier to determine if that function is on or off.
+
+* Support nvtv TV-out (as xine-ui 0.9.13 does).
+  http://sf.net/projects/nv-tv-out
+
+* When the stream in non-seekable, or when no stream is loaded
+  - hide the slidebar knob (and possibly also the slidebar itself)?
+
+* Maybe the scrollbars in the Engine Log window should only
+  be visible when there is need for them.
+
+* Configs, particulary the mediamarks shouldn't be saved as exit
+  but instantaneous, to avoid data loss due to a crash.
+
+* Mnemonics doesn't work.
+
+* Add a "new stream resizes window" setting, as in xine-ui.
+
+* When you're listening to audio only - it would be nice to have
+  a "compact layout" mode (maybe optional) so that the video canvas
+  is not visible. And neither the spu-channel selector.