Peter Juszack wrote: > Laurence Abbott wrote: > >> Ditto: that would be really annoying but then I generally use a 'proper' >> Stop button rather than the blue button to stop playback. I'd have >> thought stopping playback by accident is only a minor annoyance, >> compared with shutting down by accident, for example, which does have a >> confirmation message. >> >> >> > At present time there are three ways to end playback: Stop, Back and Blue. > I agree in pressing Stop means Stop and requires no confirmation. ( The > stop > button will almost not be pressed accidently). > The other ways are for people who don not have a stop button on their > remote > control or don't have a remote control? I think they exist for > historical reasons. > > As long as not at least the Back key is disabled to stop playback it can > be very > annoying. > > An accidently stopped playback of a recording can be continued via Red key. > But an interrupted mp3 from a playlist means more 'work' to continue at > the lost > position. > Of course that can be seen as a mp3 plugin problem. But the plugin > developer gives the > same meaning to keys as VDR does. This is required to achieve a > consistent handling > and I totally agree to. > > So maybe at least the Back key could be disabled? Well, the "Back" key is the normal way I end replaying, because it leads me back to the "Recordings" menu where I can delete the recording I have just viewed. Klaus
