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	velox	2017-01-06 , 22:49
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Originally Posted by dubliner

I'm curious, wouldn't it be even more effective to put these debug marker in permanently into the release version and only activate them with a command line option (e.g. -debug)? All of us could try, then, whenever we come across a more "stubborn" audio book.

Yupp, makes sense.
I've added some stuff, including an option for more verbose debugging, and pushed 0.0-5 to openrepos:

Changes:
- bugfix: speed often resets to 100% as track switches
- new option (experimental): control with head set buttons (call/hangup = play/pause)
- new option: periodically save current progress
- new option: verbose logging
- new option: sort naturally when scanning files
- options are saved when leaving options page (previously only on clean app exit)

To see the log, open Talefish from Terminal, or to save it to a file, run

Code:

Talefish &>talefish.log

It would be great if someone owning a headset with real control buttons (I've only got one call/hangup button) could confirm it's actually working – same goes for bluetooth control, I've got a feeling that it could be basically the same.

Edit: Word has it that play/pause and next/previous track seem to work rudimentary via Bluetooth, yay! Have fun, car people!

Edit2: I've broken end-of-track handling, build removed from openrepos, please wait for next update. Got to sleep. Sorry!

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talefish: directory based audiobook player for SFOS
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Last edited by velox; 2017-01-07 at 00:53. Reason: build removed!

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