faq  flatforty  contribute  subscribe  configure  search  rdf  main  parent  thread	Re: Sigh... by Leo S on Saturday 26/Jan/2008, @16:20 Absolutely. I have no need for any of the features in the other video players. Codeine/Dragon Player does what I need it to do without getting in the way. Once in a blue moon I fire up VLC for a stubborn video file that xine has issues with or to get at the slow motion feature.	Related Links  ·   Articles on Developer  ·   Also by Leo S  ·   Contact author Thread Threshold: 10 comments 20 comments 30 comments 40 comments 50 comments 60 comments 70 comments 80 comments 90 comments 100 comments 110 comments 120 comments 130 comments 140 comments 150 comments 160 comments 170 comments 180 comments 190 comments 200 comments 300 comments 400 comments 500 comments 1000 comments
	The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whomever posted them. ( Reply ) Re: Sigh... by Jeremy on Saturday 26/Jan/2008, @23:14 Dragon player is one of the best/simple video players, but are they going to keep that name? Come one, Dragon Player, thats more childish then something that starts with K. [ Reply To This | View ] Rule #43 by sebas on Sunday 27/Jan/2008, @10:26 No Dot story without someone having a different opinion about some name. :~) [ Reply To This | View ] Re: Sigh... by MamiyaOtaru on Sunday 27/Jan/2008, @13:16 Is there an easy way to switch the audio track or turn subtitles on and off? Is there a way to record whatever internet stream it is playing? Without those features I would respectfully have to stick with Kaffeine. It would then be a case of "90 percent of people only use 10 percent of the features, therefore we can cut the other 90 percent of the features and still keep 90 percent of the people happy" backfiring, since the set of features people uses differs from person to person. I really do miss the days when KDE was about enabling, and giving features, and allowing users the opportunity to ignore them, but at least they *are there* for those who do use them. If my software is going to ascribe to gnome philosophies, I might as well use Gnome. [ Reply To This | View ] Re: Sigh... by spaceboy on Monday 28/Jan/2008, @01:23 You know, there's a reason it's so common to hear of application "extensions" or "plug-ins" these days. [ Reply To This | View ] Kaffeine is still a good choice by Ian Monroe on Monday 28/Jan/2008, @09:40 You can switch audio tracks and subtitles. I do plan on adding any feature that's that's make or break in being able to watch a movie. Having subtitles for a foreign film would be one of those. :) Recording streams is actually a (somewhat hidden) feature Codeine had, so who knows I might add it back sometime in the future. But really, no one is taking away your Kaffeine. How does having a simple video player mean that omgbbq KDE hates features. Kaffeine is alive and well in KDE extragear and I expect it to be back ready to serve their current users and new users who just expect more features out of their video player. [ Reply To This | View ]   The Fine Print: The previous comments are owned by whomever posted them. ( Reply )

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