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Re: Two suggested designs for the Sound Indicator
2010/5/4 Martín Soto <donsoto@xxxxxxxxx>
> 2010/5/4 Frederik Nnaji <frederik.nnaji@xxxxxxxxx>
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>> a buttoned interface with columns or rows for the respective
>> apps..with little 3 Bit digital volume meters (2 for stereo/surround, 1 for
>> mono) attached to each app icon
>>
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> How many applications would you expect to find in practice on such a
> table/list? I would expect a maximum of two, and that only in rare cases.
>
yes, perhaps 2, maybe more.
good that you mention this: i think the most reasonable solution then would
be rows instead of columns per app.
Also, do you really want to control stereo balance separately for each
> application you use?
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meters: purely informative, no control for stereo balance.
one meter means we're listening to a mono source
two bars means it's stereo or multistream
meters are helpful, since they visualize sound.. per app.
you can easily think of multiple intuitive advantages of such a feature in
your UI.
they are not difficult to implement.
programming an EQ would be much harder.
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