Hi Axel, Von: "Axel Dörfler" <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > "Stephan Assmus" <superstippi@xxxxxx> wrote: > > Von: "Axel Dörfler" <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > > Ah, what exactly did you improve? I did not even notice that the > > > volume > > > slider snaps at all, and I think it's a bit too subtle (but that's > > > probably only because of the missing feedback). > > The snapping is based on mouse travel distance in my code, not on the > > slider values. So it's actually more consistently noticeable in my > > version... > > Ah, that makes sense! I've improved desklink's version in r38797, but > it will enlarge the snap range with a larger slider. Nice, I should have done as much... sorry about that. The enlarging of the snapping range is not a problem in my version, is it? > > > Not that I know of; at least it seems to work nicely when using the > > > master volume (and for other stuff as well). I don't know how the > > > media > > > player controls its volume, but it seems to be independent from its > > > output node for whatever reason. > > > Also, I like the linear dB volume slider a lot more than what VLC > > > and > > > the MediaPlayer are currently doing. > > When I tried it last time, the slider did not pick up changes live > > when > > modifying the volume via the Media preflet. That was basically the > > main > > reason why I didn't put more energy into making this a proper > > solution. > > I just checked it again, and indeed it sometimes does not work, but > most of the time it does. It always works if you move the slider in the > Media preferences first once; shouldn't be too hard to find out :-) > > > However the slider on the desktop never updated in my tests. > > This one actually always works for me; only the slider in the media > prefs sometimes doesn't. Maybe there is more to it. If you want to have a look, I'd be glad. I am stuck trying to get seeking in some streams to work more reliably... Best regards, -Stephan