| 2015-03-13 15:25:50 |
Be |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2015-03-13 15:26:15 |
Be |
summary |
batch analysis UI is unintuitive |
batch analysis UI is unintuitively placed and overcomplicated |
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| 2015-03-13 15:27:17 |
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description |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of time before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is very unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of time before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
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| 2015-03-13 15:28:57 |
Be |
description |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of time before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of time before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me, especially considering there is a separate Library drop down menu in the main menu bar. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Alternatively, the whole Library drop down in the main menu bar could be replaced with buttons (or something else) somewhere in the the library display.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
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| 2015-03-13 15:29:53 |
Be |
description |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of time before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me, especially considering there is a separate Library drop down menu in the main menu bar. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Alternatively, the whole Library drop down in the main menu bar could be replaced with buttons (or something else) somewhere in the the library display.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of time before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me, especially considering there is a separate Library drop down menu in the main menu bar. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Alternatively, the whole Library drop down in the main menu bar, which only has 3 items (Rescan Library, Create New Playlist, Create New Crate) could be replaced with buttons (or something else) somewhere in the the library display.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
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| 2015-03-13 15:30:33 |
Be |
summary |
batch analysis UI is unintuitively placed and overcomplicated |
batch library analysis UI is unintuitively placed and overcomplicated |
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| 2015-03-13 15:30:58 |
Be |
description |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of time before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me, especially considering there is a separate Library drop down menu in the main menu bar. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Alternatively, the whole Library drop down in the main menu bar, which only has 3 items (Rescan Library, Create New Playlist, Create New Crate) could be replaced with buttons (or something else) somewhere in the the library display.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of times before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me, especially considering there is a separate Library drop down menu in the main menu bar. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Alternatively, the whole Library drop down in the main menu bar, which only has 3 items (Rescan Library, Create New Playlist, Create New Crate) could be replaced with buttons (or something else) somewhere in the the library display.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
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| 2015-03-13 15:32:18 |
Be |
description |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of times before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me, especially considering there is a separate Library drop down menu in the main menu bar. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze library" and "Rescan and analyze library". This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Alternatively, the whole Library drop down in the main menu bar, which only has 3 items (Rescan Library, Create New Playlist, Create New Crate) could be replaced with buttons (or something else) somewhere in the the library display.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
I looked for the batch analysis functionality a handful of times before I actually found it after several months of using Mixxx. The placement of the batch scanner on the left pane of the library display is unintuitive. Everything else in that pane refers to different categories of the library. "Analyze" is the only one that is for applying an operation to the library and seems out of place to me, especially considering there is a separate Library drop down menu in the main menu bar. Is there any use case for hand-picking a selection of tracks to analyze? If not, then I think the current batch analysis UI should be replaced by two simple additions to the Library drop down menu in the main menu bar: "Analyze Library" and "Rescan and Analyze Library" (automatically together, so the computer could be left alone for hours without having to come back to start analyzing after scanning the library). This would analyze all tracks in the library that do not have analysis data already.
Alternatively, the whole Library drop down in the main menu bar, which only has 3 items (Rescan Library, Create New Playlist, Create New Crate) could be replaced with buttons (or something else) somewhere in the the library display.
Related bugs:
Bug #1431168 |
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| 2015-03-13 18:47:49 |
Daniel Schürmann |
mixxx: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2015-03-13 18:47:52 |
Daniel Schürmann |
mixxx: importance |
Undecided |
Wishlist |
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| 2015-03-25 16:08:21 |
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tags |
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library usability |
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| 2017-12-28 05:50:17 |
Be |
mixxx: milestone |
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2.2.0 |
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| 2017-12-28 07:21:03 |
Be |
mixxx: importance |
Wishlist |
Low |
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| 2018-01-04 07:11:17 |
Be |
summary |
batch library analysis UI is unintuitively placed and overcomplicated |
replace Analyze library feature with track context menu item |
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| 2018-05-07 17:18:08 |
BodyAtomic |
bug |
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added subscriber BodyAtomic |
| 2018-06-24 03:54:57 |
Be |
mixxx: milestone |
2.2.0 |
2.3.0 |
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| 2019-09-14 17:32:13 |
Be |
mixxx: milestone |
2.3.0 |
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| 2022-10-08 20:10:07 |
Swiftb0y |
bug watch added |
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https://github.com/mixxxdj/mixxx/issues/7898 |
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| 2022-10-08 20:10:08 |
Swiftb0y |
lock status |
Unlocked |
Comment-only |
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