innus
29th February 2004, 12:45
Hi, these may have already been mentioned, but hey!
1) How about a shortcut key to quickly and easily delete a file (Could still have confirmation, but just speeds up process) eg "D".
1b) An option to delete files from ML
2) I KNOW this one will have been requested: Intelligent Duplicate file search - by intelligent i mean active comparison of files, not just names.
3)A shortcut key to play/enqueue the entire contents of ML.
4) Finally, in the previous build of Winamp (5.01), the global "J key" hotkey used to restore just the "jump to" window, without the whole winamp being maximised. Then, when a song was selected, you would be returned to the previous program, without having to minimse winamp etc yourself. This feature seems to be missing from 5.02, for some reason, although the new jump to window is amazing!
5)Jump to window - each button should have a keyboard shortcut, eg you select song in jumpto window, then press "E" to enqueue it, without having to click "enqueue" with the mouse. Same for "move after current"
Thanks, Innus :up: (winamp rocks)
1) How about a shortcut key to quickly and easily delete a file (Could still have confirmation, but just speeds up process) eg "D".
1b) An option to delete files from ML
2) I KNOW this one will have been requested: Intelligent Duplicate file search - by intelligent i mean active comparison of files, not just names.
3)A shortcut key to play/enqueue the entire contents of ML.
4) Finally, in the previous build of Winamp (5.01), the global "J key" hotkey used to restore just the "jump to" window, without the whole winamp being maximised. Then, when a song was selected, you would be returned to the previous program, without having to minimse winamp etc yourself. This feature seems to be missing from 5.02, for some reason, although the new jump to window is amazing!
5)Jump to window - each button should have a keyboard shortcut, eg you select song in jumpto window, then press "E" to enqueue it, without having to click "enqueue" with the mouse. Same for "move after current"
Thanks, Innus :up: (winamp rocks)