Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>Well, multi-line labels do work. I wouldn't say that they look great,
>
> Aehemmm,... you're right... to put it mildly...
> and this search box inbetween the 2 lines... awfull (sorry!).
Yep. I know what you mean. Unfortunately, Qt Designer rarely does what I
want it to, so there is little chance that I will be able to improve the
appearance.
>>but at least you get all the information you want.
>
> Far too much in my opinion...
Still better than truncated labels. On the other hand, I have to agree:
too much information can be almost as bad as no information at all.
>>And the window didn't become much bigger, so...
>
>
> With my last suggestion it also won't become bigger (ok a little less space
> for the markers).
Which isn't as important, in my opinion.
> And another point is... the output length of the video (time&frames) belongs
> to the start/stop markers, i.e. it's the sum of the differences, so to me it
> would be only logical to have them below the marker list.
If it were just a static display of the length, I would agree with that.
But since the values change when you move the slider, I don't.
> On the other hand the input timestamp and frame number belongs to the linear
> slider and ther should be no other numbers inbetween...
>
> Maybe its possible to put the time&number in one line below the list with
> some
> smaller font or if this is not possible in 2 lines just like in the info box
> below the single marker labels...
Another option would be to re-arrange the labels. Currently, the
timestamps are displayed together, as are the frame numbers. And
depending on the width of the video, there is a more or less huge gap
between them. But we could also display them this way:
00:00:00.000 00:00:00.000
0 0 (I)
The advantage is that you can concentrate on a single point and still
get all relevant information - either for the input or for the output,
depending on where you look. Ideal for people with tunnel vision ;-)
Besides that, the output related labels could use gray instead of black
text, or a smaller font, or both. They're less important, after all.
Sven, what do you think?
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Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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