Hypercube Beta Test

[Darwinian]

[Jaysyn]

The VisioForge SDK installer comes up with AppDir as the default directory. Don't know if that is a bug or not.

Ctrl-O should be "Open File" not "New File" in the context (right-click) menu.

IDEA: Hitting the Play button with no active file loaded should open the file dialog box.

[Darwinian]

The VisioForge SDK installer comes up with AppDir as the default directory. Don't know if that is a bug or not.

IDEA: Hitting the Play button with no active file loaded should open the file dialog box.

Yes, that's normal for the AppDir..

After you have played at least one file the play button will always allow you to play the last file loaded from the last viewed position.

[Jaysyn]

Ctrl-O should be "Open File" not "New File" in the context (right-click) menu.

[Darwinian]

Fixed

[jackman]

few quickies - i tested it on my old aspire one netbook, running xp:

**the stuff that didn't seem right**
- pushing pause after pausing, doesn't resume, you must press play to resume.
- little bit of a memory hog, but that may well just be that my pc is infected. the task manager shows the process runs at 64% at 42mb and doesn't purge, as video counts builds, so does the size of the process -- after 4 videos, i'm at 86mb and 82%.

**the stuff that's very cool**
- installs/runs painlessly
- "don't push this button" is funny (and you're weird, lol)
- the hundredths place in the running time is different and nice
- snapshot function is fucking awesome, this is something i always wished for in a video player
- color depth, sound stuff, all give a nice sense of control
- i used the bass boost function on a fart prank video - hilarious

**the stuff i like but could see it going bad**
- playing the next file in the folder with the arrow button is very cool when your files are organized properly. that could end up sucking if i don't remember to close down hypercube and my daughter opens it up next. either that, or i can get my ass moving and organize good stuff and bad stuff folders.

[Darwinian]

Huge thanks for taking the trouble to test it out

few quickies - i tested it on my old aspire one netbook, running xp:

**the stuff that didn't seem right**
- pushing pause after pausing, doesn't resume, you must press play to resume.
- little bit of a memory hog, but that may well just be that my pc is infected. the task manager shows the process runs at 64% at 42mb and doesn't purge, as video counts builds, so does the size of the process -- after 4 videos, i'm at 86mb and 82%.

The pause, if pushed again actually steps, a bit like the pause on an old style VCR. However, giving the user the option to simply have your file resume again is a good one.

I'll have to look into the memory hog problem, but I've never had it myself. Usually it's at about 18% with 47% memory usage. It does depend on the file, mkv files take far more than avi.

**the stuff that's very cool**
- installs/runs painlessly
- "don't push this button" is funny (and you're weird, lol)
- the hundredths place in the running time is different and nice
- snapshot function is fucking awesome, this is something i always wished for in a video player
- color depth, sound stuff, all give a nice sense of control
- i used the bass boost function on a fart prank video - hilarious

**the stuff i like but could see it going bad**
- playing the next file in the folder with the arrow button is very cool when your files are organized properly. that could end up sucking if i don't remember to close down hypercube and my daughter opens it up next. either that, or i can get my ass moving and organize good stuff and bad stuff folders.

I'll take a look

[Jackalope]

- pushing pause after pausing, doesn't resume, you must press play to resume.

This. The play button should act as a toggle between play/pause.

The UI buttons and other entities don't scale on my display for some reason.

[Darwinian]

That's very odd. Try running it again and see if it's fixed itself.

[Jackalope]

That's very odd. Try running it again and see if it's fixed itself.

Nope. It may have something to do with the fact that I'm running my desktop at 125% size (I have a 1080p laptop display and the standard font is tiny.)

The standard Windows window decorations (minimize, maximize, close) are missing as well. Is this intentional? I didn't see an obvious way to close it and had to use the task manager.

Also, I didn't see an obvious way to change the display to full screen.