[Android] [TROLL] Audio GUI: should we keep the stop button?

[XilasZ]

Le 17 janv. 2014 16:40, "Alexandre Perraud" <4leyx4ndre at gmail.com> a écrit :
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> On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 4:35 PM, XilasZ <xilasz at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Le 17 janv. 2014 16:29, "Alexandre Perraud" <4leyx4ndre at gmail.com> a
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>> > Hello,
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>> > I would say we should not keep the Stop button, I agree with Adrien's
points.
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>> > But by the way, we need a button, to REALLY quit the app (kill ?),
it's a very requested feature.
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>> I agree, there is one currently hidden in advanced preferences, we can
move it to the actionbar menu ?
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> Yes, but actually, this function restarts the app...

I think it's android which does that. Killing the app while in pref, the OS
reacts by resuming what was behind the current view (pref), which is vlc ui
(MainActivity.java). But i never tested this theory.

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>> > On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 1:49 PM, Edward Wang <
edward.c.wang at compdigitec.com> wrote:
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>> >> On 2014-01-17 07:45, Adrien Maglo <magsoft at videolan.org> wrote:
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>> >>> I think this button comes from the ancient tape world and it tends
to be removed in every media player.
>> >>> Google play music, the Android native audio player and Winamp do not
have a stop button. In video mode, VLC and all VLC competition I tested do
not have a stop button.
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>> >> The more you copy the competition, the more people will just use the
competition...
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>> >> Look at how Firefox has lost much ground because they are blindly
slavishly copying Chrome.
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>> >>>>> An other point is that the stop button currently empties the play
>> >>>>> list. The users may feel annoyed by this if they press it by
mistake.
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>> >>>> It should not empty the playlist; if it does, it is a bug
currently. For
>> >>>> example, on VLC desktop when we click the stop button, our playlist
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>> >>> Malte's design has not been though to integrate a stop button.
>> >>> Let's say, you press stop. The media player disappears but the play
list is kept as you wish. How do you recover the play list once you are in
the audio browser?
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>> >> The 'History' tab currently stores the current playlist.
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>> >> Regards,
>> >>         Edward Wang
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