Hello all, I am back, and I have brought ideas with me! Here is my correspondance so far with the developer of Pm123 concerning what I think PM123 needs, and more over, what OS/2 needs! What do you guys think? If you have access to a Windows machine (not Vista, Tuniac does not play nice with Vista and not having DirectAudio), please give Tuniac a shot so you can see how amazing it's media management capabilities are, something that OS/2 is missing!
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Hey, I had written to you before about possible improvements to PM123, and I have spent a lot of time with MS Paint and Tuniac (a media player I use on Windows), and I think that I have come up with a good idea. PM123 is really the ONLY music player for OS/2 that is still supported, and is very good :) The only thing PM123 is missing is a good media management system with good playlisting support. Tuniac is a shining example of this for Windows. Its small, very fast, very simpe, and plays music amazingly. It has the best management and playlist system I have ever used. Please try it out so you can see what I am talking about:http://tuniac.com/build/Tuniac_Setup32_060305.exe
So, I think that PM123 should have a playlist that is like Tuniac's Media Management. I have included 2 screenshots of Tuniac in action. The first (tuniac1.png) shows the player and the full media mangement playlist, and the second (tuniac2.png) shows the player and filtering out things based upon what I typed in the entry box.
I have made a mock-up of what I think the PM123 playlist would look like and work like with the features of Tuniac (pm123list.png) so that you can have an idea of what I am thinking.
Let me know what you think! I think PM123 and OS/2 need this, nothing on OS/2 can do this!
Thanks,
Brett Carlock
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Hey, I had written to you before about possible improvements to PM123, and I have spent a lot of time with MS Paint and Tuniac (a media player I use on Windows), and I think that I have come up with a good idea. PM123 is really the ONLY music player for OS/2 that is still supported, and is very good :) The only thing PM123 is missing is a good media management system with good playlisting support. Tuniac is a shining example of this for Windows. Its small, very fast, very simpe, and plays music amazingly. It has the best management and playlist system I have ever used. Please try it out so you can see what I am talking about:http://tuniac.com/build/Tuniac_Setup32_060305.exe
So, I think that PM123 should have a playlist that is like Tuniac's Media Management. I have included 2 screenshots of Tuniac in action. The first (tuniac1.png) shows the player and the full media mangement playlist, and the second (tuniac2.png) shows the player and filtering out things based upon what I typed in the entry box.
I have made a mock-up of what I think the PM123 playlist would look like and work like with the features of Tuniac (pm123list.png) so that you can have an idea of what I am thinking.
Let me know what you think! I think PM123 and OS/2 need this, nothing on OS/2 can do this!
Thanks,
Brett Carlock