Jan,
> I thought that your mailing list is more for developers but if is
> better I can subscribe and send emails direct to mailing list.
We don't have separate mailing lists for user questions and
developer discussion, so please do send questions to the list.
I'm not the only one who can answer, and other people may be
interested in both questions and responses.
You shouldn't even have to subscribe if you don't want to.
Just mention that you're not on the list and we'll CC you.
> If I play file.ogg for example then mplayer works how is
> in bongo described. However if I play file.ts then all
> keys works same as in current mplayer interface.
That's because when you play a video file, mplayer shows
the video in a new window. In that window, the mplayer
keybindings are active.
If you don't want mplayer to show the video, you can pass
the command-line option `-novideo'. Either have Bongo pass
the option by setting `bongo-mplayer-extra-arguments' to a
list containing "-novideo",
(setq bongo-mplayer-extra-arguments '("-novideo"))
or just add `novideo' to your `~/.mplayer/config'.
> That means arrow keys move forward backward but is not
> possible stop playing with space bar.
This is strange. Space bar should pause the media file
whether you're in Bongo or an mplayer window.
What if you play the file with mplayer from the
command line? Does space bar work then?
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Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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