Feature request: Playlist on hosted app #89
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We do currently support playlists (kind of) Once you load multiple media
files, try right clicking anywhere on the screen and you will find a
playlist sub-menu. Is that what you are looking for?
…On Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 8:24 AM, Leo Caseiro ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi, thanks for this amazing app, that would be nice if we could build some
playlists.
Good for series, tutorials and so on.
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Would also like to be a beta tester? I currently have a new version that I
haven't released for a long time because of lack of testing? If you are
interested, let me know.
…On Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 8:33 AM, Vivek Kannan ***@***.***> wrote:
We do currently support playlists (kind of) Once you load multiple media
files, try right clicking anywhere on the screen and you will find a
playlist sub-menu. Is that what you are looking for?
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> Good for series, tutorials and so on.
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Hi @vivekannan. Thanks for your reply. Btw, I meant next and previous navigation between the playlist. PS: Yep! I would love to test it out. |
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Yes, you can do that as well. Ctrl + ] / [ for previous and next. Checkout
the wiki for the available shortcuts.
Let me get the new version ready and then i will send you a zip that you
can install into your browser.
…On Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 9:27 AM, Leo Caseiro ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @vivekannan <https://github.com/vivekannan>. Thanks for your reply.
Btw, I meant next and previous navigation between the playlist.
Like, if I want to go to next chapter and so on...
PS: Yep! I would love to test it out.
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Wow, that's amazing. sorry about that. :D Cheers, thanks! |
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Oh! Just an update, I was actually mentioning about the web version: I'm not sure if you are the owner of that domain, but I want to use with Chromecast, thanks! |
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Yeah, I don't maintain the web version. Only the chrome app. The hosted one
still uses the old player. I will contact the owner and ask him if he is
cool with bumping the hosted app to the new versions. I will soon send you
the zipped version of the new app so that you can test, or you can just
grab it from the repo itself. Just install google-closure-linter and run
packaged.sh to get the zip.
…On Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 9:45 AM, Leo Caseiro ***@***.***> wrote:
Oh! Just an update, I was actually mentioning about the web version:
https://subtitlevideoplayer.appspot.com/static/ChromeOsSubtitle/src/index.
html
I'm not sure if you are the owner of that domain, but I want to use with
Chromecast, thanks!
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Hi @vivekannan, I managed to compile the app (I had to replace The new version is running nice. Thanks! The only drawback is that I can't chromecast. Thanks for that! If I get some free time, I'll try to implement chromecast for you guys. It shouldn't be too hard. |
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Yeah. Really need help with chromecast feature, had a lot of ideas for new
features (as seen in TODO file). Haven't done much though :(
…On Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 2:09 PM, Leo Caseiro ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @vivekannan <https://github.com/vivekannan>, I managed to compile the
app (I had to replace cp --recursively to cp -R because I'm on a Mac.
The new version is running nice. Thanks! The only drawback is that I can't
chromecast.
Thanks for that!
If I get some free time, I'll try to implement chromecast for you guys. It
shouldn't be too hard.
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Hi! I was wondering how could I run locally as a webpage? Similar what it's running on the hosted app? I've tried to run the I've tried run in node as well. But not lucky |
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Yeah, the source greatly depends on APIs provided only for registered apps/extensions and not for normal web pages. So I don't think the unmodified source can be directly run on a browser as a standard web page. :( |
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I see, thanks @vivekannan |
Hi, thanks for this amazing app, that would be nice if we could build some playlists.
Good for series, tutorials and so on.
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