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 | 1 | initial version | posted 2014-01-23 00:12:19 +0200  |
bug: media displays min:sec even files>1h
the file shown lasts 02:03:55, but media does not display the two hours, and one may be mistaken concerning the length of the file. probably no problem in music files, as they usually do not last longer than 59:59, but e.g. podcasts often last much longer than that, and as there is not yet a podcastplayer in sf, one has to use media to play podcasts. therefore it may be good to show hh:mm:ss in case of files longer than one hour and mm:ss in files that do not last more than 59:59.
http://i40.tinypic.com/v5x1j8.jpg
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bug: media displays min:sec even files>1h
the file shown lasts 02:03:55, but media does not display the two hours, and one may be mistaken concerning the length of the file. probably no problem in music files, as they usually do not last longer than 59:59, but e.g. podcasts often last much longer than that, and as there is not yet a podcastplayer in sf, one has to use media to play podcasts. therefore it may be good to show hh:mm:ss in case of files longer than one hour and mm:ss in files that do not last more than 59:59.
http://i40.tinypic.com/v5x1j8.jpg
bug: media displays min:sec even files>1h
the file shown lasts 02:03:55, but media does not display the two hours, and one may be mistaken concerning the length of the file. probably no problem in music files, as they usually do not last longer than 59:59, but e.g. podcasts often last much longer than that, and as there is not yet a podcastplayer in sf, one has to use media to play podcasts. therefore it may be good to show hh:mm:ss in case of files longer than one hour and mm:ss in files that do not last more than 59:59.
http://i40.tinypic.com/v5x1j8.jpg
| | 4 | retagged |
bug: media displays min:sec even files>1h
the file shown lasts 02:03:55, but media does not display the two hours, and one may be mistaken concerning the length of the file. probably no problem in music files, as they usually do not last longer than 59:59, but e.g. podcasts often last much longer than that, and as there is not yet a podcastplayer in sf, one has to use media to play podcasts. therefore it may be good to show hh:mm:ss in case of files longer than one hour and mm:ss in files that do not last more than 59:59.
http://i40.tinypic.com/v5x1j8.jpg