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Feature Requests
TAJ-767:
Please extend the podcast search capability from searching a single feed to searching across all feeds.
markf2748:
--- Quote from: RoderickGI on November 14, 2020, 06:39:20 pm ---I guess I wouldn't mind if the Control Bar stayed visible while my mouse was on the left, bottom, or right edge, as it does with the top edge. The issue with that though is that if you move the mouse out of the way and it hits an edge, the Control bar stays visible and covers some of the screen. As it is now, it just displays briefly and then closes. I think that is why it works as it currently does, to not permanently cover some of the screen.
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? I see no reason to move mouse out of the way in Display View since the mouse pointer vanishes about 1 second after you stop moving it, wherever it is.
I can see a use case for having the Mini View Control Bar pop out and then automatically close for at least one of the edges. The problem with current Left, Bottom, Right behavior is the "on time" is too short, about 1 second, and it tends to blink. If the Mini View remained visible for about 5 seconds and then disappeared that would allow enough time to comfortably read the track information without any additional mouse motion to remove it. If the Mini View "slid" slowly back, that would add an additional cool factor 8) . This may qualify for an under-one-hour fix :) .
RoderickGI:
--- Quote from: markf2748 on November 15, 2020, 12:31:24 am --- ? I see no reason to move mouse out of the way in Display View since the mouse pointer vanishes about 1 second after you stop moving it, wherever it is.
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I meant physically move the mouse out of the way, or put an Airmouse down, and some other pointing device, all of which could consequently move the pointer on the screen, possibly to an edge.
A longer delay makes a lot more sense. Five seconds sounds good, or maybe three would be enough. Yeah, I think three. It does sound like a quick change.
MarcelM:
I use both JRiver and Plex. I prefer JRiver for playing hi-res pcm and dsd audio on a high quality audio system, because it does not touch the bit stream. Plex tends to transcode certain audio and I can hear the difference with high quality recordings. However, for remote and mobile access I prefer Plex over JRiver, because you know who is using the system and what they are accessing.
I am surprised I cannot find any usage and security monitoring within JRiver MC. For security reasons it would be nice to be able to see which remote users and IP adresses are using JRiver MC and which media they are accessing.
At this moment I monitor and log the connections to JRiver with a separate TCP viewer on the host system. However, I still think MC should provide some basic usage and security information in de GUI.
For the rest I am very satisfied with JRiver MC.
lepa:
Add cover art folder configuration for video files also (series & movies etc) to prevent NAS traffic when browsing (helps with MC jamming with disk access when NAS is sleeping)
Quick mockup:
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