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English => Feature requests => Topic started by: amnesia on June 28, 2006, 04:11:19 PM
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i would like the "PREVIEW" option to be available for ALL files, not just video files.
this is because many times i wait for days downloading a piece of software that ends up being porn... it would be nice to test .rar, .iso, and other files without having to wait until they are complete.
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Yeah, the menu change is simple.
The more difficult part is to set up preferences for each file type to preview with what.
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You misunderstand - same player for all files. I'm just saying don't grey-out the "preview" option for non-video files, so that a user can test to see if any given file is actually a video.
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You don't understand. You have to specify the app to preview for each filetype, and that's not a simple change.
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No, he wants to preview them using the VIDEO player.
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k, then good luck.
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Yes, Kry understands. It should not be more involved than commenting out one or two lines of code.
Other than that, it's a wonderful piece of software!
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I could add an "OpenWith"
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amnesia: Which codec do I have to install in mplayer to view rar-files?
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Originally posted by Kry
I could add an "OpenWith"
Whatever suits you, seems like it would be easiest to simply not grey-out the menu option.
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Originally posted by Vollstrecker
amnesia: Which codec do I have to install in mplayer to view rar-files?
Look it's not that hard to understand. Have you ever downloaded a large rar and when you go to unarchive it you get "Invalid archive"? Chances are good that it's a porn movie that has been renamed to whatever you think you're downloading. If you play it in mplayer you can view it.
So instead of waiting for days for a large archive to finish downloading, it would be nice to simply use the video preview option - if it shows a video obviously the archive is fake.
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Originally posted by Vollstrecker
amnesia: Which codec do I have to install in mplayer to view rar-files?
side-note: VLC plays them, even if parts of a multi-span archive are missing or the archive is broken. (and even if there's a iso of a dvd in the missing/broken rars :P)
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Originally posted by amnesia
Have you ever downloaded a large rar and when you go to unarchive it you get "Invalid archive"? Chances are good that it's a porn movie that has been renamed to whatever you think you're downloading.
I use File Details to check other file names. If most of the file names are of something different than what I think, chances are high that it is fake.
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Ah, yes, file details, if only that was available from the daemon/gui combination.
But come to think of it, neither is preview, so this thread does not apply to me anyway.... ;)
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Originally posted by vdb
Ah, yes, file details, if only that was available from the daemon/gui combination.
Will be. "Soon."