2016-03-07, 10:41
Music and Video Genre icons would be great!
(2016-03-07, 10:41)zag Wrote: Music and Video Genre icons would be great!
(2016-03-08, 10:25)Tazoz Wrote: Would it be possible to allow custom menu items with shortcuts like the Aeon Nox based skins.
Being able to set custom labels and shortcuts would make the skin infinitely more usable.
I know this wasn't offered in Confluence but it is also the most significant reason I and others had to change skins.
(2016-03-08, 15:43)rodalpho Wrote: I exclusively use the "List" and "Media Info" views. If a skin doesn't support something looking very much like these very simple views, I will never, ever use it.
On a side note (pun not intended), the list portion of the list and media info views MUST be on the the left. Many skins put this on the right, and I feel that is an abomination. I can't get used to the middle either.
(2016-03-08, 12:24)Driminicus Wrote:(2016-03-08, 10:25)Tazoz Wrote: Would it be possible to allow custom menu items with shortcuts like the Aeon Nox based skins.
Being able to set custom labels and shortcuts would make the skin infinitely more usable.
I know this wasn't offered in Confluence but it is also the most significant reason I and others had to change skins.
I agree. Certain addons (such as netflix and rom collection browser) carry the same weight for me as the movies or tv shows items, and having to navigate to them via the addons menu 'feels' less important. Plus: it takes a few more clicks, and I need my clicks
(2016-03-04, 16:57)Forage Wrote: I feel that the video player OSD needs some additional love.
- You now have to go to "complex" menu's to see which audio stream is used and which subtitle track. In both cases it's the language that's most important to know because there are often multiple streams without a consistent default. It would be good to see this directly in the OSD.
- Changing those same stream takes more steps by navigating through multiple dialogs now while it's something people would regularly use
- The icons on the lower right give you a "tooltip/description" all the way at the left. This isn't a really efficient way to navigate ;-)
- At least with one subtitle present, pressing the subtitle button switches it on an off. This isn't very obvious without at least some additional persistent visual clue that something is switched on/off.