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Media Player Mockup

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willwill100

Link: Link Downloads: 5526	Submitted: Feb 5 2008 Updated: Feb 10 2008
Description: Just hoped this might stimulate a bit of interest in the production of an all round good looking linux app. which could handle videos and a music library. I don't know if it's just me but linux really does seem to be lacking a decent looking media player; i'm not suggesting this is the solution, but i'm sure someone out there can improve on this and us users can start using a good application. I guess this project follows directly on from my Desktop Mockup, so please check that out too and as always criticism is much appreciated. (Project goings on at http://willwill100.deviantart.com/) License: GPL

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Heheh

by BottleOfInk on: Feb 5 2008

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I like it. <3 It looks a little too much like WMP though.

The recommended artists thingie spelled Relient K wrong though. D: pet peeve

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Re: Heheh

by DanRabbit on: Feb 10 2008

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I agree here. Also it seems to touch on being like amaroK a little too much.

you do seem to have an effective and consistant use of gradients and contrast, though. thanks for that!

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Re: Re: Heheh

by mdriftmeyer on: Jul 24 2008

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Really? It looks better than either WMP or Amarok which likes to borrow poorly from iTunes while lacking all the clean look of iTunes.

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Good Job

by ChAnGFu on: Feb 5 2008

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Look great, a fresh and pro look
can you try a orange version for the play button? and a "minimal" version?

www.HollowProject.org
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Re: Good Job

by BottleOfInk on: Feb 5 2008

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oh, yeah. An orange button would be great, it'd go right along with Ubuntu's colours. =]

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hardy heron mockup

by Stevie1 on: Feb 5 2008

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Stevie1

i was just looking at your hardy heron mockup on deviantart, holy cow, this really looks awesome! you should sent the ubuntu team a link of your work.

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hmm...

by arkanus on: Feb 10 2008

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I think it's possible to make something similar; but we will probably need a gtk engine to reach this look...

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Re: hmm...

by willwill100 on: Feb 10 2008

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im glad there is some interest! Would such a project be feasible and within the scope of just a few people then or would it require something larger?

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unified

by vertigo88x on: Feb 10 2008

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i think that a 'media player' would get away from the unix standard of a tool to do one thing and do it well.

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Re: unified

by BottleOfInk on: Feb 13 2008

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it plays media. one thing. :P haha
I think even if it breaks that standard, full on media players are dead useful in my opinion. For others, maybe not, but they can just use separate programs then, and maybe that can stay default. But linux is all about options, right? =]

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standards..

by markg85 on: Jun 2 2008

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This mockup looks very nice indeed and will probably also break al theme standards on linux because it won't fit the default theme.

Then again.. if there is a standard that limits you in imagination than ignore the standard (my opinion).

Now are you gonna make this? You actually only need to make a GUI for the mplayer backend (ffmpeg) then your fine.

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Media Player Mockup

Topaz Brainstorm

Heheh

I like it. <3 It looks a little too much like WMP though. The recommended artists thingie spelled Relient K wrong though. D: *pet peeve*

Re: Heheh

I agree here. Also it seems to touch on being like amaroK a little too much. you do seem to have an effective and consistant use of gradients and contrast, though. thanks for that!

Re: Re: Heheh

Really? It looks better than either WMP or Amarok which likes to borrow poorly from iTunes while lacking all the clean look of iTunes.

Good Job

Look great, a fresh and pro look can you try a orange version for the play button? and a "minimal" version?

Re: Good Job

oh, yeah. An orange button would be great, it'd go right along with Ubuntu's colours. =]

hardy heron mockup

i was just looking at your hardy heron mockup on deviantart, holy cow, this really looks awesome! you should sent the ubuntu team a link of your work.

hmm...

I think it's possible to make something similar; but we will probably need a gtk engine to reach this look...

Re: hmm...

im glad there is some interest! Would such a project be feasible and within the scope of just a few people then or would it require something larger?

unified

i think that a 'media player' would get away from the unix standard of a tool to do one thing and do it well.

Re: unified

it plays media. one thing. :P haha I think even if it breaks that standard, full on media players are dead useful in my opinion. For others, maybe not, but they can just use separate programs then, and maybe that can stay default. But linux is all about options, right? =]

standards..

I like it. <3 It looks a little too much like WMP though.

The recommended artists thingie spelled Relient K wrong though. D: pet peeve

I agree here. Also it seems to touch on being like amaroK a little too much.

you do seem to have an effective and consistant use of gradients and contrast, though. thanks for that!

Look great, a fresh and pro look
can you try a orange version for the play button? and a "minimal" version?

it plays media. one thing. :P haha
I think even if it breaks that standard, full on media players are dead useful in my opinion. For others, maybe not, but they can just use separate programs then, and maybe that can stay default. But linux is all about options, right? =]