browser hides and rage relied on elm auto-focusing what was left after
hiding/deletion of the browser input button... but this broke ... work
around it and be explicit in focusing win content again.
make video hide on stop so when browser i sback there isnt a dead
video in the background
make poster mode explicit so timeline thumbs work again
add spacing between browser item and make label multi-line
...
this adds a video browser that indexes everything in ~/Videos
flattening subdirs into categories. It also will handle music and
fetch album art. browser can be mouse or key controlled. makes rage
almost media-centerey. not intended as a replacement tho, but just
that it's handy to throw in.
rage was trying to fetch albumart for videos mistakenly. i thought
this may have been an emotion mess-up. no. rage mess-up. fix by
delaying until emotion back-end has figured out the new stream. this
does point out that curl is managing to block the mainloop and perhaps
we should stuff it off into a slave thread in ecore_con. :(
Summary:
So you have unorganized files, or pseudo-organized files, and you dump them into rage. A song or video comes up that you don't want to bother with, so you want to hit delete to not play it.
This will be more useful later with a "loop all" feature, but I implemented it now because I often bump into this situation.
Reviewers: etrunko, raster
Projects: #rage
Differential Revision: https://phab.enlightenment.org/D1486
* also fix mem leak in not freeing vid struct content
if the track is audio only, it'll look in a cache of albumart, if not,
request the big google in the sky for an image with some search terms
guessed from id3/metadata/filename and then use that. tak'es the first
thing found. not very smart, but pretty damned good most of the time.
these thumbnails are generated in the bg by rage_thumb and will appear
once generated (or already found cached). it'll generate new thumbs if
modified dates are equal or newer on tthe src vs the thumbnail cache.
the caches store 160xN thumbs (keep aspect) with 70% lossy jpeg
quality in an eet file with one thumb per 10 second interval. so it
has limited accuracy.
Carsten Haitzler