OK, everyone likes this idea but me, just do not see the point.
Let me make my case one more time.
Use location to put each progress bar in it's own
place. You have one, it is centered, add a wnd one, and the first onemoves to the right speaker, the new one is in the left, a third, and the wnd one
moves to middle, and the new one as before is added on the left, could work for up to four I think before they'd become too hard to distinguish.
This would give me more useful information instead of just reinforcing the info I already have.
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Majid Hussain wrote:
Wed, Apr 06, 2016 at 12:08:21PM +0100
> hay there,
> in essence you are saying,
> when beeping on left speaker, = 0%, and when it is completely on the
> write hand side of the speakers it =100%?
> sounds like a good plan!
> could the beeps be louder?
> or a option to make the beep volume louder or quiter be added?
> I can see it as a usefull option
> say you are in lesson, and you have your orca voice volume lo,
> you would hear the beeps louder. ware as if you were able to change
> the volume of the beeps independantly of orca's voice would be ausom
> :)
>
> thanks,
> Majid Hussain
>
> On 06/04/2016, kendell clark <coffeekingms gmail com> wrote:
> > hi
> > This would be a fantastic idea. I'd love to see something like this in
> > orca by default.
> > Thanks
> > Kendell Clark
> >
> >
> > chrys87 web de wrote:
> >> Hi Guys,
> >>
> >> I´m currently working on some kind of 3D audio game via HRTF (openAL
> >> is realy cool stuff).
> >> While working with all that I had some kind of idea for presenting the
> >> current state of progress bars:
> >> what if:
> >> we not only change the frequence but also the panning (different
> >> loudness for left/right speaker)?
> >> so the tone gets higher for indicate the state but the tone is also
> >> starting on the left (0%) speaker (the right speaker is silent) and
> >> will raise to normal (50%) (both speakers are equal loude) and will
> >> end with only the right speaker is active (100%).
> >> so its not only a sound that give you a guess how much percent you
> >> have. you also know precise how "far the end of the progress is away".
> >> maybe it also could be configurable?
> >> something like
> >> Enable Progressbar beeps (True/False)
> >> Panning Progressbar Beeps (True/False)
> >> Frequence Progress Beeps (True/False)
> >>
> >> what do you think about? good idea or total trash...?
> >>
> >> chrys
> >>
> >>
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