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Resize bottom panel? No audio playback if panel is hidden?

Posted: 27 Jul 2005 00:44
by zeep
**sorry for bumping an older thread**

Is there a way to resize the bottom panel in TrackerV3?
Or a way to keep audio playback active when i hide the panel?

I use TrackerV3 mainly for quickly browsing audio files. Most times i really only need to hear the sound play so the bottom border with all the tabs is not needed then but occupies 1/4th of the screen. ;)

I'm a new user but up till now i'm very happy with this program. It's minimal, which i like, doesn't install heaps of files, is fast and works how one would expect. Good job!

Re: Resize bottom panel? No audio playback if panel is hidde

Posted: 27 Jul 2005 09:46
by admin
zeep wrote:Is there a way to resize the bottom panel in TrackerV3?
Sure, (1) there's a horizontal splitter between status bar and panel which you can drag up and down, (2) if you right-click the status bar the panel will jump between minimal and and last-user-defined size.
zeep wrote:Or a way to keep audio playback active when i hide the panel?
When playback is on you can hide the panel (F12) and it will keep playing. Currently, however, you cannot start a playback while the panel is hidden -- this is a feature: no panel = no preview (opening/running files).

Re: Resize bottom panel? No audio playback if panel is hidde

Posted: 27 Jul 2005 12:16
by zeep
Resizing with the horizontal splitter doesn't let me make it smaller than it is by default i'm afraid.
admin wrote:When playback is on you can hide the panel (F12) and it will keep playing. Currently, however, you cannot start a playback while the panel is hidden -- this is a feature: no panel = no preview (opening/running files).
You say currently. Can i hope you will at some time make an option to enable 'Audio preview when panel is hidden'? Because that would be very usefull. For audio you don't always need to read info, a quick listen can be sufficient.

Thanks for your reply.

Re: Resize bottom panel? No audio playback if panel is hidde

Posted: 27 Jul 2005 12:25
by admin
zeep wrote:Can i hope you will at some time make an option to enable 'Audio preview when panel is hidden'?
Yes, you can :wink:

Posted: 27 Jul 2005 12:35
by zeep
Thats great. :D

Posted: 28 Jul 2005 11:18
by admin
It's done. Check out the latest BETA.

Posted: 28 Jul 2005 19:57
by zeep
Great addon. And i'm impressed how fast you work!

There is one more thing i'd like to ask. Can you add an option to choose which sound device is used? I have two soundcards installed; One for windows / internet etc and one i use for Audio production. When i'm producing the default card is muted so TV3 is muted then too. If i could select what playback device is used then the problem would be solved.

Posted: 28 Jul 2005 20:33
by admin
zeep wrote:... option to choose which sound device is used...
I make a note. Won't be that fast this time :wink:

Posted: 16 Sep 2005 01:34
by zeep
Hi! Still using and enjoying T3. I've been following your BETA thread so i'm up to date. (I like the minimized info panel btw.)


I still would like to ask you if you can implement an option to choose which sound device is used for audio preview sometime. ;)


Can i mention a bug here aswell?

When i preview a MP3 and right click on the bar on the info panel to skip through a song, then it stutters the song a second and then resumes playback as normal. This doesn't happen with WAV's, only in MP3's.

Posted: 16 Sep 2005 10:32
by admin
zeep wrote:I still would like to ask you if you can implement an option to choose which sound device is used for audio preview sometime. ;)
I tried last month and failed :(
EDIT: making progress... :D
EDIT2: ... nope, can't do. I have only 1 sound card and there needs to be a lot of testing. Sorry, but that's it for now.
zeep wrote: Can i mention a bug here aswell?

When i preview a MP3 and right click on the bar on the info panel to skip through a song, then it stutters the song a second and then resumes playback as normal. This doesn't happen with WAV's, only in MP3's.
You can mention all the bugs, and all the "bugs"! :wink: Concerning this one: I have some few mp3s showing this behavior, but most of my files work as expected.