Written by Lionthinker the 29 Jan 12 at 18:44.

In the Sound Menu bar below or above the volume scroller, place a progress slider.

Simple as that.

In the Sound Menu bar below or above the volume scroller, place a progress slider. Simple as that.

Written by saeioul the 1 May 11 at 23:55.

I Propose a plugin for banshee (the official media player for ubuntu) in which you can Marry a pair of songs (or maybe more ;-) ) by right-clicking on some selection and selecting the "link" or "marry" option in the contextual menu.

This action should notify the player that whenever the shuffled playlist steps into one of those selected songs, the reproduction must go though the fist one, then the second selected and so on.

I Propose a plugin for banshee (the official media player for ubuntu) in which you can Marry a pair of songs (or maybe more ;-) ) by right-clicking on some selection and selecting the "link" or "marry" option in the contextual menu. This action should notify the player that whenever the shuffled playlist steps into one of those selected songs, the reproduction must go though the fist one, then the second selected and so on.

Written by kuluizemp.openconscience the 2 May 11 at 00:49.

i think the idea is great but i think marry-me is very mythological saying , like a fantasy created by human brain imagination ..however imagination is nice even fantasy but we need 2 distinguish brain modeling with infinite possibilities 2 real possibilities that are not always perceive and understand but we need 2 wake up from the dream 2 the real and its real possibilities .. so i say perhaps join-me

or bring-together..

i think the idea is great but i think marry-me is very mythological saying , like a fantasy created by human brain imagination ..however imagination is nice even fantasy but we need 2 distinguish brain modeling with infinite possibilities 2 real possibilities that are not always perceive and understand but we need 2 wake up from the dream 2 the real and its real possibilities .. so i say perhaps join-me or bring-together..

Written by Eviltinkergnome the 8 Jun 11 at 04:36.

Make a checkbox option somewhere to disable the Artist and Song information pop-up.

Make a checkbox option somewhere to disable the Artist and Song information pop-up.

Written by MsG the 18 Jun 11 at 23:12.

Make a seperate settings screen for notifications, for controlling which program is allowed to use the notifications, and which you don't want to pop up and stuff.

Make a seperate settings screen for notifications, for controlling which program is allowed to use the notifications, and which you don't want to pop up and stuff.

Written by pseudo the 17 Jun 11 at 13:16.

-possibility to add a Genre filter between the Artists and Album filter
-more customize-able media browser (hide/show filters)
-Winamp is a good example

-possibility to add a Genre filter between the Artists and Album filter -more customize-able media browser (hide/show filters) -Winamp is a good example

Written by nirvanauta the 8 Jul 11 at 07:52.

Even my phone music player is visually more attractive and easier to use than banshee amarok and rhythmbox together.
Take a new perspective a do an all-new music and video player.

Even my phone music player is visually more attractive and easier to use than banshee amarok and rhythmbox together. Take a new perspective a do an all-new music and video player.

Written by ahtnos the 30 Apr 11 at 03:52.

Evolution has a side bar with two sections; a folder list (while in email view), and a switcher. The switcher allows the user to select Mail, Contacts, Calender, etc. I think that this same setup would be a good fit in Banshee. Categories could be Audio, Video, and Online Media, for instance. Audiobooks and Shared Media could be put in the new Audio category. Podcasts and Radio could go in Online Media. Of course, exactly what categories to have and what goes where isn't that important. The important thing is that there are some sort of categories.

This would would not only make things more organized, but could allow for other features as well. For instance, each "view" could maintain its own state. Say I'm watching a movie, when I suddenly realize I have to write up a report. I pause the movie and switch on some music to help me concentrate. When I'm done, the movie is still paused in the video view, and I can go right back to it.

Mockup: http://img25.imageshack.us/i/bansheeedited.png/

Evolution has a side bar with two sections; a folder list (while in email view), and a switcher. The switcher allows the user to select Mail, Contacts, Calender, etc. I think that this same setup would be a good fit in Banshee. Categories could be Audio, Video, and Online Media, for instance. Audiobooks and Shared Media could be put in the new Audio category. Podcasts and Radio could go in Online Media. Of course, exactly what categories to have and what goes where isn't that important. The important thing is that there are some sort of categories. This would would not only make things more organized, but could allow for other features as well. For instance, each "view" could maintain its own state. Say I'm watching a movie, when I suddenly realize I have to write up a report. I pause the movie and switch on some music to help me concentrate. When I'm done, the movie is still paused in the video view, and I can go right back to it. Mockup: http://img25.imageshack.us/i/bansheeedited.png/

Written by ginjaninja405 the 7 Mar 11 at 01:24.

Use a backend like PulseAudio and integrate Volume sliders listing vertically into the Sound Menu. This will give users much more control. Only display applications that are creating sound, and link the sliders on the Sound Menu with any volume sliders in the application. By default, have them hidden, but create the capability to click a drop-down box to reveal them.

Use a backend like PulseAudio and integrate Volume sliders listing vertically into the Sound Menu. This will give users much more control. Only display applications that are creating sound, and link the sliders on the Sound Menu with any volume sliders in the application. By default, have them hidden, but create the capability to click a drop-down box to reveal them.