09-21-2024, 08:31 AM
I used to use a long pause (150+ seconds) before scrolling; this allowed scrolling to be started before I started playing.
While this worked (after many attempts to determine the delay), I was always wondering near the bottom of the page whether I had actually started it.
I now put a button near bottom of the page (caption Scroll, action Start/Stop Scrolling).
It is then fairly obvious when it is active.
You could omit the button and just use a touch area to perform the same function but I find that a visibile button reminds me that there are more pages (most of my songs are single page).
What we probably want is MS to capture the delays between scrolling points and then use them in future playbacks. This would simplify it greatly for the user but could be tricky to implement.
Hope this helps
Geoff
While this worked (after many attempts to determine the delay), I was always wondering near the bottom of the page whether I had actually started it.
I now put a button near bottom of the page (caption Scroll, action Start/Stop Scrolling).
It is then fairly obvious when it is active.
You could omit the button and just use a touch area to perform the same function but I find that a visibile button reminds me that there are more pages (most of my songs are single page).
What we probably want is MS to capture the delays between scrolling points and then use them in future playbacks. This would simplify it greatly for the user but could be tricky to implement.
Hope this helps
Geoff
Samsung Galaxy Tab A6