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Progress on Theater View for Mac and Linux?
Matt:
--- Quote from: mwillems on August 16, 2016, 08:06:50 am ---before being closed "WONTFIX" with no explanation ;D
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Where can we enter that WONTFIX? That sounds pretty darn useful!
I'm just always stuck fixing every problem we can reproduce :P
mwillems:
--- Quote from: Matt on August 16, 2016, 08:41:38 am ---Where can we enter that WONTFIX? That sounds pretty darn useful!
I'm just always stuck fixing every problem we can reproduce :P
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It comes standard with most bug trackers, so just set one up and you can be WONTFIXing in no time :P
imugli:
It's been like a whole month already. Any update on this :-D
blgentry:
Can you give us a little teaser of what's going on?
I'm also curious if the Mac and Linux Theater View will integrate with the existing video player that MC uses on these platforms, or if it replaces or enhances it in any way. I'm guessing it just hooks in to the existing video player, but I have to ask. :)
Thanks for any information.
Brian.
mwillems:
Yeah, some of us couldn't wait to start tormenting our families, and have already ported a few family-facing machines to Linux. Or maybe just me...
The one nice surprise is that Linux remote control support (for media center remotes) more or less "just works," but it "just works" by translating the IR codes directly into keypresses. The good news is that you can easily map/remap the buttons in a pure text config file. The bad news is that the function the Green button performed on windows isn't a single keypress on Linux. The really bad news is that the only IR-remote-controllable 10-foot interface I have available at the moment on Linux is Kodi :'( I'm still using JRiver in standard view with a wireless keyboard, but the family prefers something that's IR-controllable, no matter how goofy it is.
I know I have no one to blame but myself, but... please send help ;D
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