At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
A few suggestions:
-Use capitalization.
*grinn* Good idea. I thought there would be some language mistakes.
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
-Integrate some kind of autostart feature. It does not need to be selective in genre (or rating, etc), but just something to start the user off. A feature like this may let the user experience newer music and allow more exposure for audio artists that are underrated. This might not be the overall point, but I'm sure the NGAP would be grateful for this addition.
Mmhm right. Alternatively It could play the newest submissions (http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/). Good point.
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
-Get rid of the % on the progress bar.
No problem. I thought it would be useful, but that was my personal Opinion. I'll remove it.
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
-As I was listening through a song, the current time surpassed the song length. This may be due to a user reupload. Come up with some function to compensate for this.
Mmm I know this bug. But the radioplayer is calculating the song duration using the windows media player. I'll create an own function, if i have time enought.
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
-Rename your player. It's an audio player, not a radio. Unless you create a radio-like system, it doesn't amount to anything more than a media player. The current name could be misleading to many individuals.
Yeah right the only "radio" part of this player is, that you are able to listen to radiogrounds :)
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
-Allow the volume bar to be draggable.
Should be doable. Thanks for the hint.
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
-Also allow the progress bar to be draggable. Possibly add in fast-forward or rewind, but these aren't necessary if the bar can be dragged.
Yeah, thats still in work. (since the first version) But it isn't really working the function I created makes the programm crash sometimes. I'll overwork it.
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
That's all I've got for now. There is much potential for your client.
Thanks ;)
At 8/30/10 06:31 PM, Knoxius wrote:
:Don't forget that the Programming Forum is full of experienced programmers on many different platforms. If you ever need help, consult them.
Yeah but poorly just a few programmers are using Delphi :)