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Rockbox Development => Feature Ideas => Topic started by: sportscrazed2 on January 22, 2014, 11:59:26 AM
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I listen to a bunch of podcasts. When a phone call or something happens i switch off my clip and pick up the phone. Sometimes I forget to lock it again when starting it up. Well needless to say when listening to a 3 hour podcast and you accidentally start the podcast again because you had it clipped to your shirt and you went to tie your shoe can get annoying. Maybe there is a way to setup bookmarks to update on a user defined interval? Say I want to listen to a podcast and have a bookmark updated every 5 minutes so that if I accidently start the podcast again I'm always within 5 minutes of where I left off?
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There is a feature called "prevent track skipping" which might help.
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There is but then what about when I'm listening to music and want to skip tracks? I would have to enable and disable it every time.
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I use shortcuts to load sparse settings files, depending what type of media I'm listing too.
http://download.rockbox.org/daily/manual/rockbox-sansaclipzip/rockbox-buildch5.html#x8-1010005.14
/.rockbox/shortcuts.txt
[shortcut]
name: Music Mode
type: file
data: /.rockbox/configs/music.cfg
[shortcut]
name: Spoken Mode
type: file
data: /.rockbox/configs/spoken.cfg
/.rockbox/configs/music.cfg
start directory: /music/
shuffle: on
repeat: off
cuesheet support: off
start in screen: wps
replaygain type: track shuffle
skip length: track
autocreate bookmarks: off
autoupdate bookmarks: off
autoload bookmarks: off
use most-recent-bookmarks: off
crossfade: shuffle
/.rockbox/configs/spoken.cfg
start directory: /spoken/
shuffle: off
repeat: all
cuesheet support: on
start in screen: bookmarks
replaygain type: track
skip length: 20s
autocreate bookmarks: recent only - on
autoupdate bookmarks: on
autoload bookmarks: on
use most-recent-bookmarks: on
crossfade: off
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One thing that's not been mentioned (and which I've had happen to me a few times) is that when the player crashes, you won't get a fresh bookmark either. There's *no* workaround for that currently, and regularly updating the bookmark automatically would also neatly fix this.