On Wednesday, 16 December, 2009 11:02 AM, Kirk Bridger wrote:
I believe you've touched on the first to-do, and I don't agree that it
is mockups.
Exactly. I was having a hard time coming up with mockups, because I
didn't know what features to include in the first place.
First we need to know what the tasks are going to be in the
application. You've listed:
- check audio is working
- check video is working
- check video runtime (current length)
- start, pause, and stop recording video (and associated audio I assume)
- replay video with audio
- mark timestamps in video
- add notes to specific timestamps in video
- stitch videos together
That's correct. This is a good starting point. Other than those
features, it would be nice to have presets for different purposes like
FGDs, software/website, mobile device (captured by webcam), etc.
I suggest having four tabs in the app. Those are record, view (or
playback), analyze, and present. I got that idea from the Morae apps.
This is
just summarizing your points. I think we should come up with a
good starting list (maybe a little more than this) before we start
mocking things up. Or we can start mocking up these tasks and build
from there.
Should we move this to a dedicated mailing list rather than crowd the
usability ML?
Maybe. I just don't know how to set that up. Who can help here?
Btw, I refer to thewidgetfactory for available gtk+ widgets. Is there a
better reference?
Allan Caeg
Máirín
Duffy wrote:
On Tue, 2009-12-15 at 08:51 -0800, Anthony Ettinger wrote:
Mockups? I may be able to put some together.
Sweet! I think first we'll need a mockup of the basic UI layout - the
video monitor, maybe a graph to show if audio is working or not, a
running timer so you know how long the video's gone when it's in
recording mode. You should be able to record, play, and stop the video.
It would be nice too, with the CMML feature in mind, to be able to mark
areas in the video timeline and have a pane to jot notes about that
spot.
Would be good too if you stop and start the recording, to be able to
have the various cuts stitched together.
~m
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