Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>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)
>
>
> Yes, could better... but please put the input fields to the left! ;-)
Sounds reasonable.
> And what about the search box? I would put it to the same line as the frame
> numbers, but since it's related to the input it's not good to have it still
> on the right hand side then.
>
> On could put it inbetween the two frame numbers... but I"m not sure how this
> would look like...
Maybe we can combine the search box and the frame number. That is, the
search box will always show the number of the current frame, and when
you change the value and press the "go" button or Enter key, dvbcut will
jump to the new location.
The layout might look like this:
HH:MM:SS.mmm (type) [<search>] [go]
I don't know if the text box is fast enough for continuous display
during playback, though.
> Is it usefull to search for output frame numbers?
> Say, to have a search box?
So far I didn't miss that function.
> But then the old 2 line approach would be better...
> Or a single one ... but switchable to which counter it refers to?
Or two search boxes.
--
Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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