A way of visualising your media collection as a catalogue.
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This needs Album Art Manager to work.
It is also still buggy and unpolished and unfinished, but you can still try it out for fun :P
A big thanks also to Stevo for helping me invent a completely new media item property!
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Darn Good idea. I have been waiting for this capability in Songbird.. however, I am having some problems with the current album art manager. I may have to wait for the official.06 release for it to work.
Please work on it. If i knew how I could help you, I honestly would.
Really good idea, please work on it!
Need to set maxVersion to 0.7pre
Ooooh, I’d help if i could, but i don’t have the slightest clue about this moombojumbo. Keep at it though, i really look forward too it. Sounds great and one of the things i love about WMP11.
Man this Songbird is shaping up to be some animal.
Brilliant idea.
I’d love to try it and may be able to help but it won’t run on pre_7 versions!
Sadly, I tried learning this stuff to try to help out here… BUT the rate I am going, it would be 2012 before I could contribute anything. :(
your superscrollbar sounds awesome! if i get some time i might have a dig through your code to see if i can be of any help :)
@necimal
I really appreciate the help but I'll just let you know, I plan on ripping most of the code out and replacing it with RDF to make it speedy and less hacky. But that means I have to learn RDF and XUL templates first. Sigh.
It doesn't work for me :(
Looks like it's a platform specific XPI... Linux from the looks of it.
I can see that this has a lot of potential .... Great Work
Doesn't work for me either: 0.7 on OS X.
@stevel
what needs to be done to make xplatform?
is there any intention to continue development of this for 0.7? (Win)