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selecting 'Hide Contents' may crash MinimServer
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13-08-2012, 23:09
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RE: selecting 'Hide Contents' may crash MinimServer
(13-08-2012 20:49)simoncn Wrote: As you say, filtering duplicates is very easy. However, I'm not aware of any control point that does it. And even if 80% if the control points were to start doing it, MinimServer would still have to jump through hoops to accommodate the 20% that don't.Indeed, a common occurence with UPnP often constrained by the lowest common denominator (13-08-2012 20:49)simoncn Wrote: Do you mean the "play all" action to put a complete album/artist/genre/etc. into the playlist? This is supported by most control points, and I don't know of any that are smart enough to eliminate duplicates. You are right, most serious Control Point have it probably (13-08-2012 20:49)simoncn Wrote: This doesn't do anything for the problem of the control point letting the server know that's it's finished using a container. Not sure I understand you fully here, but indeed a CP will indeed refresh whenever it feels like to. The Media Server cannot force a CP to refresh although it can give hints it should (ContainerUpdateIDs, UpdateID). In practice, 99% of containers contain static content so I do not see this as a big issue (but maybe I do not understand the exact use case you have in mind). (13-08-2012 20:49)simoncn Wrote:Quote:Do you mean using paging with RequestedCount for display purpose ? The few that do just implement lazy loading. When the end of the list is reached, new items are loaded with an annoying delay (and if possible an in your face popup so you can be sure it is loading). (13-08-2012 20:49)simoncn Wrote:People are used to search in regular desktop media players to filter stuff.Quote:I consider that if a container has two many items, it should be further split, for example by first letter (or group of letters). Wooo, these monster post become a real sport for proper quoting =) |
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