@Peter Budny: If you would be able to write a step by step comparison
that would be a great help. I think more use cases/workflows are
important input when thinking about a redesign.
I have attached a small capture with several RTP streams in one SIP call, I think we could probably use this while discussing this subject further. IMHO the biggest problems compared to GTK are:
- No pause
- Indicator not showing where we are in time when time of day is checked
- Other strange behavior eg when picking 2 random streams from the sample capture and playing sometimes plays the two at the same time when they should be after each other, or only one is played and the indicator starts in the middle of the timeline
- Selecting streams does not work in the player window (ie select a certain stream to play and don't play unselected streams)
And for a better user experience we ought to have the following features added:
- Seeking
- Selecting more than 2 streams from the RTP streams dialog (now only works from the VoIP calls dialog, which means that a supported signalling protocol must be present)
- Exporting audio with playback timing parameters, maybe export audio from the player?
Regards,
Erik
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