More Buttons - Pocket Player Plugin - Here is what this Pocket Player plugin does...
- Adds two new mappable buttons under the "Buttons" tab in the configuration: "Rewind X Seconds/Previous" and "Forward X Seconds/Next"
- Mapped button will invoke the "Rewind/Forward [user defined value] seconds" button if the file you are playing supports it -- in other words, if it's a local file and not a stream, such as a radio station -- AND if the file is currently playing and is not paused. In all other cases, it will invoke the "Previous/Next" button, which loads up the previous or next file in your play list.
- What's the use? When listening to online radio, you can use those buttons to go to the next/previous station in the playlist. When listening to podcasts or songs, you can skip through the file instead. If you want to go to the next file in the playlist, you can pause the song first, then hit the button, and it will go to the next song.
- If you hold down the button it will repeat the skip forward/skip back, but will not invoke the actual "fast forward" or "rewind" feature, which is different. So if you set PP to skip forward/back by a large value, such as 5 minutes, it will skip through the file VERY quickly. Whereas the actual rewind/FF feature is slower.
- This plugin only adds mappable hardware buttons, it does not add anything to the UI skin.
- This plugin will NOT override any existing buttons -- it adds two new buttons.
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Supported operating systems:
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