Re: [Usability] totem = video or media player ?
- From: Marek Peteraj <marpet naex sk>
- To: Julien Olivier <julo altern org>
- Cc: usability gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Usability] totem = video or media player ?
- Date: Sun, 29 Feb 2004 18:46:43 +0100
> > IMNSHO if it can handle both audio and video it will always be a media
> > player. The backend determines that in this case. Doesn't matter to
> > which extent a user uses certain capabilities.
> >
>
> You're right that it will always be a media player, but from UI point of
> view, it's very difficult to have one application that handles music and
> video in a perfect way.
Depends on what you consider as a perfect way. For example Rhythmbox is
overweight for my daily usage since it's not really about playlists,
it's more about _catalogizing_ music.
> Playing one "media" file is OK, but what about
> having a way to modify ID3 tags, does it have its place in a video
> player ?
AFAIK both audio and video files can contain metadata information.
> And what about preferences about screen size ? How does it
> relate to music playing ?
Visualization plugins.
>
> As you see, you can mix a video player and music player together, but it
> will always be a mix of 2 apps, not 1 perfect app for both video and
> music. And that's why it would be better to have totem for video and
> rhythmbox for music IMO.
Don't force me to use rhythmbox for music :)
RB is cool but i just want to have my simple playlist where i can throw
both audio and video files.
>
> But, by the way, it's getting way off-topic, sorry :)
It's not at all off-topic if you suggest default locations for open/save
file dialogs.
I think having /media for all is ok.
That concerns
/media/audio or music
/media/video
/media/pictures
Marek
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