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 abo the 28 Jul 09 at 09:33.

Add an album rating for banshee. It can be initially based on song ratings. It helps to create playlists with the whole album.

Add an album rating for banshee. It can be initially based on song ratings. It helps to create playlists with the whole album.

Written by Rodrigo the 13 Aug 09 at 20:20.

Banshee should be able to know when new files are added to the library directory and add them right away.

Banshee should be able to know when new files are added to the library directory and add them right away.

Written by Rodrigo the 13 Aug 09 at 20:22.

Gnome and Ubuntu use Tracker as a file searcher, so why don't other programs use it as well?
Banshee could use it.

Gnome and Ubuntu use Tracker as a file searcher, so why don't other programs use it as well? Banshee could use it.

Written by knocte the 13 May 11 at 19:28.

There is already a working solution to this: the LibraryWatcher extension.

But I guess that somehow it was bundled disabled.

There is already a working solution to this: the LibraryWatcher extension. But I guess that somehow it was bundled disabled.

Written by Anjar the 16 Mar 11 at 18:56.

Click a button, and all other applications, daemons etc. shut down, just the musicplayer is open. Click another and the screen is turned off until another key is pressed.

Click a button, and all other applications, daemons etc. shut down, just the musicplayer is open. Click another and the screen is turned off until another key is pressed.

Written by DdOo the 19 Mar 11 at 15:43.

I don't know if it's technicaly possible, but One-thing-to-do mode for some popular tasks would be very useful.

For instance :

* music-mode
* film-mode
* internet-mode
* one-game-mode
* …

I don't know if it's technicaly possible, but One-thing-to-do mode for some popular tasks would be very useful. For instance : * music-mode * film-mode * internet-mode * one-game-mode * …

Written by Chronos the 10 Apr 11 at 15:14.

There is no need to have music mode, the kernel should keep everything as energy efficient as possible, at every time.

There is no need to have music mode, the kernel should keep everything as energy efficient as possible, at every time.

Written by komputes the 14 Mar 11 at 20:50.

Develop a Grooveshark extension for Banshee.

API described here:
http://developers.grooveshark.com/

Current Banshee extensions:
http://banshee.fm/download/extensions/

Develop a Grooveshark extension for Banshee. API described here: http://developers.grooveshark.com/ Current Banshee extensions: http://banshee.fm/download/extensions/

Written by jamesisin the 14 Apr 09 at 01:14.

If the DAAP share were to lie to iTunes about which MIME type it was sending (masking a flacs and oggs as QT movie files), the aforementioned local solution would allow playback of flacs and oggs across DAAP through iTunes.

More information here:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7055287

NOTE:

There is already a working DAAP plugin for Rhythmbox. It just needs to lie to iTunes so that when folks using Macs visit we Ubunut cats they can connect to the DAAP share too. This is a positive inroad for Ubuntu and flac usage. To the point, this is probably more likely to apply pressure to Apple than anything else (it would encourage a consumer demand for flac within their own user base).

Wikipedia points out:

"DAAP has also been implemented in other non-iTunes media applications such as Banshee, Amarok, Exaile (with a plugin), Songbird (with a plugin), Rhythmbox, and WiFiTunes."

If the DAAP share were to lie to iTunes about which MIME type it was sending (masking a flacs and oggs as QT movie files), the aforementioned local solution would allow playback of flacs and oggs across DAAP through iTunes. More information here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7055287 NOTE: There is already a working DAAP plugin for Rhythmbox. It just needs to lie to iTunes so that when folks using Macs visit we Ubunut cats they can connect to the DAAP share too. This is a positive inroad for Ubuntu and flac usage. To the point, this is probably more likely to apply pressure to Apple than anything else (it would encourage a consumer demand for flac within their own user base). Wikipedia points out: "DAAP has also been implemented in other non-iTunes media applications such as Banshee, Amarok, Exaile (with a plugin), Songbird (with a plugin), Rhythmbox, and WiFiTunes."

Written by Darwin Survivor the 14 Apr 09 at 22:09.

Apple, being a OS designed for audio/video/images guys should be able to implement a free, high-quality, lossless audio codec...

Apple, being a OS designed for audio/video/images guys should be able to implement a free, high-quality, lossless audio codec...

Written by komputes the 14 Mar 11 at 20:55.

Develop a Hype Machine extension for Banshee.

Private API for Hype Machine (perhaps available via contact Anthony Volodkin)

Current Banshee extensions:
http://banshee.fm/download/extensions/

Develop a Hype Machine extension for Banshee. Private API for Hype Machine (perhaps available via contact Anthony Volodkin) Current Banshee extensions: http://banshee.fm/download/extensions/

Written by komputes the 14 Mar 11 at 20:52.

Develop a SoundCloud extension for Banshee.

API described here:
http://soundcloud.com/developers
http://soundcloud.com/developers/console

Current Banshee extensions:
http://banshee.fm/download/extensions/

Develop a SoundCloud extension for Banshee. API described here: http://soundcloud.com/developers http://soundcloud.com/developers/console Current Banshee extensions: http://banshee.fm/download/extensions/

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.

Written by mystro256 the 6 Mar 11 at 22:17.

The sound menu should add the ability to seek or fast-forward/rewind, such as the hover-over-notification-icon function banshee had (I'm not sure if Rhythmbox had it because I never used it), along with an option to close the player (such as an X beside the name of the player or text option below the album art)

The sound menu should add the ability to seek or fast-forward/rewind, such as the hover-over-notification-icon function banshee had (I'm not sure if Rhythmbox had it because I never used it), along with an option to close the player (such as an X beside the name of the player or text option below the album art)

Written by mystro256 the 7 Mar 11 at 20:40.

option to close the player, such as an X beside the name of the player or text option below the album art. One may want to close the media player so it doesn't take up resources, but would find it much more convenient to just have the close in the sound menu.

option to close the player, such as an X beside the name of the player or text option below the album art. One may want to close the media player so it doesn't take up resources, but would find it much more convenient to just have the close in the sound menu.

Written by CorvusS the 29 Apr 11 at 18:14.

In addition to a close option described in solution #2, sound menu should have song progress slider, so one can play his favourite part of song again without having to open player.

In addition to a close option described in solution #2, sound menu should have song progress slider, so one can play his favourite part of song again without having to open player.

Written by CorvusS the 29 Apr 11 at 18:21.

Let user decide what he wants in Sound menu. Add options to show/hide album cover, song progress slider etc. to Banshee preferences.

Let user decide what he wants in Sound menu. Add options to show/hide album cover, song progress slider etc. to Banshee preferences.