Checklist
Feature Description
In the official YouTube app, or on the website, you can tap on the time in
the bottom-left of a video to change it from showing the time elapsed...
0:30 / 1:00:00
...to instead show the time-remaining left to watch:
-59:30 / 1:00:00
It would be great if PipePipe could offer this same feature.
There are two related suggestions I'd make:
First, it would be great to have an option to decide how this is displayed:
-59:30 / 1:00:00 = show time remaining / total duration (like YouTube)
0:30 / -59:30 = show time elapsed / time remaining (like some media-player apps)
And it would be even-cooler if the remaining time were to account for the playback-speed, for example:
-59:30 / 1:00:00 when at 1x speed
-39:40 / 0:40:00 when at 1.5x speed
-29:45 / 0:30:00 when at 2x speed
I'd much when speeding-up a video to see how-long actually remains in real-time when watching at that speed.
(Obviously when dragging the scrub-bar, the real time should then always be used in the round time overlay, so people can still find a time-code / time-stamp in the video they may want to jump to.)
Checklist
Feature Description
In the official YouTube app, or on the website, you can tap on the time in
the bottom-left of a video to change it from showing the time elapsed...
0:30 / 1:00:00...to instead show the time-remaining left to watch:
-59:30 / 1:00:00It would be great if PipePipe could offer this same feature.
There are two related suggestions I'd make:
First, it would be great to have an option to decide how this is displayed:
-59:30 / 1:00:00= show time remaining / total duration (like YouTube)0:30 / -59:30= show time elapsed / time remaining (like some media-player apps)And it would be even-cooler if the remaining time were to account for the playback-speed, for example:
-59:30 / 1:00:00when at1xspeed-39:40 / 0:40:00when at1.5xspeed-29:45 / 0:30:00when at2xspeedI'd much when speeding-up a video to see how-long actually remains in real-time when watching at that speed.
(Obviously when dragging the scrub-bar, the real time should then always be used in the round time overlay, so people can still find a time-code / time-stamp in the video they may want to jump to.)