I was skipping through a podcast I downloaded (so easily) in Rhythmbox today. I was using the arrow keys to skip through the audio, but it was strange because I'm used to the way the arrow keys skip through audio/video in Totem.
I can't quite figure out exactly what the left/right arrow behaviour is in either Rhymthbox or Totem for skipping around a media, but it's definitely different between the two. Rhythmbox seems to jump in short intervals, and if you hold down the arrow key, it does a slow/jerky (and noisy) fast-forward. Totem seems to jump a minute ahead with an arrow key press, though it appears to be jumping smaller intervals backwards with the left arrow key. Holding down the arrow keys does a smooth, but silent fast-forward. It would be nice to be able to learn the behaviour of skipping through audio/video with the keyboard in *one* of these and have that experience carry over to the other (and other apps, I didn't look at Banshee, or Jokosher, or other Gnome-y media apps). Thoughts? Cheers, Steven Garrity _______________________________________________ Usability mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/usability
