1.
I noticed that VLC doesn't record the current volume level when you close VLC. It always resets the volume at 50%
(I use the 06th january 2006 nightly build)
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2.
For the moment, animations are played forever (a neverending loop).
Could you add, for animations, a new option in order play them or forever or a number of specified times.
Let's say :
loop="0" for a neverending animation
loop="1" for an animation played only once, that would stop after all the frames are played once
loop="X" for an animation played X times
Thanks.
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3.
What about another state (not absolutely required) for buttons ?
The state OUT would be played when the cursor leaves the button area.
This way, I could create a fade effect between the "over state" and "up state".
In my skin Navaga for example, the out button animation would start from the illuminated button and would end with the up button.
Of course this button would not be required for all skin, only the author of the skin would decide to use the OUT state or not.
But I really see the point of implementing this feature for my skins : enhancing the eyecandy-ness
Please, consider this request.
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4.
At the moment, the function dialogs.changeSkin() lets you choose a new skin (check the skin "Media Player" that has such a button).
But let's say, I am sure "Navaga-green.vlt", "Navaga-red.vlt" and "Navaga-blue.vlt" skins are installed.
Let's say too that I am currently using the skin "Navaga-green.vlt".
Can I do the following :
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<Button x="220" y="182"
up="button_normal" over="button_over" down="button_down"
action="dialogs.changeSkin(navaga-red.vlt)" tooltiptext="Load the same skin but in red"/>
"Navaga-green.vlt" is green and would have a button that loads "Navaga-red.vlt".
"Navaga-red.vlt" is red and would have a button that loads "Navaga-blue.vlt".
"Navaga-blue.vlt" is blue and would havebutton that loads "Navaga-green.vlt".
You see my point ?
This would help me creating different versions of a same skin (but with different colors).
And the button (a different action on each skin) would load another skin.
I don't think there is much to code, I just want to know if I can type this : action="dialogs.changeSkin(navaga-red.vlt)"
see you