AMP v1.0 Worklog

**LightningMac** · 07-01-2006, 04:26 PM

Not sure if this is a bug or not, I have both my movies and my music videos in the itunes music library folder, but when I direct Amp to look for them in that folder and choose import, it doesn't work...

**aychamo** · 07-01-2006, 04:51 PM

Do you mean you set your movies director to something besides ~/Movies, it doesn't import them? If so, (I just tested it), it is indeed a bug.

Thank you. Apparently, you have to make a change, then exit out of the menu, and then go back in to re-import. I'm fixing this as I type this. Hold on. Ok, it's fixed now. It will be in the next version I upload.

**LightningMac** · 07-01-2006, 04:54 PM

awesome thanks, also, since I have about 15 movies but close to 200 music videos is there a way for Amp to tell the difference? to read the tags that Itunes uses to tell the difference between the two? Or Maybe a Music Video section?

**aychamo** · 07-01-2006, 05:02 PM

Are all of your videos & music videos stored in iTunes or in a local folder that you access via Finder, etc?

**raceer** · 07-01-2006, 07:04 PM

You could perhaps create a link for now

From your home dir you can delete the hopefully empty dir 'Movies', then create a link. ie. in terminal type something like 'ln -s Music/iTunes Movies'

HTH

**raceer** · 07-01-2006, 07:14 PM

V0009 browser is really cool and keeps being very easy and intuitive to use !

A good test of usability for me is not having to read the docco :-)

The browser is a good example of this. For example, to save a site: click on + to add, get a list, click on + again and u r in business !

As alway keep up the great work !!

**LightningMac** · 07-01-2006, 08:27 PM

All my movies and music vids are in the itunes library so I can sync it with my video ipod.

**aychamo** · 07-02-2006, 12:00 AM

Originally Posted by raceer

V0009 browser is really cool and keeps being very easy and intuitive to use !

A good test of usability for me is not having to read the docco :-)

The browser is a good example of this. For example, to save a site: click on + to add, get a list, click on + again and u r in business !

As alway keep up the great work !!

**aychamo** · 07-02-2006, 12:03 AM

Originally Posted by LightningMac

awesome thanks, also, since I have about 15 movies but close to 200 music videos is there a way for Amp to tell the difference? to read the tags that Itunes uses to tell the difference between the two? Or Maybe a Music Video section?

Well, I was talking to raceer about adding a "Genre" browsing mode. You could tag all your music videos as "Music Videos" as browse them by that. Alternatively, you could put all of your music videos artist tag as "Music Videos", and then use the album tag as the artist name, etc.

I, personally, have all my music videos for an artist under the album name "Videos", so when I go to the artist, their videos are under the "Videos" album.

I'm thinking about doing, for the ~/Movies view, just a live directly listinig of whatever folder yuo point it towards, so that you could just browse the actual folder, etc. So you could just drop folders in there, or put links, or whtatever.

Not sure what the best thing to do is

**aychamo** · 07-02-2006, 01:43 AM

Here are some "teaser" pictures for the "music view popup" thing during visuals.. It works as follows. Normally, if you touch the visual screen, it exits and goes back to the music menu. If this option is enabled, when you touch the visual screen, this screen pops up for a few seconds, and lets you navigate the songs in the current playlist/album, change volume, and shuffle, pause, etc. It's pretty damned smooth

The visuals keep rendering behind the semi-transparent window. Really, really nicelooking. If you click the X, it exits the visual, back to the music menu.

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Let me know what you think.. And I'm still waiting on a pic of AMP running on a Xenarc!