Bugs
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 10:54 pm
Hello, I'm using MM 4.1.0.1644 Gold and since the first times using MM I experienced the following:
1) Every time I loose internet connection (regardless the cause) while streaming any radio, MM goes crazy and repeats the same fragment (from 10 to 15 seconds) until I click anywhere on MM window and CRASHES.
I don't know if I am the only one experiencing this problem, but I think this isn't a good MM behavior. MM should be able to detect malfunction on internet connection and perform an succesful STOP without any crashes.
2) This isn't really a bug, is just something in my opinion a little anoying. First I'll explain what I'm talking about. In any Windows explorer, FOR EXAMPLE, by pressing the ''f'' key, you go directly to the first file in the list that begins with an ''F'', and if you press the ''f'' key a second time it takes you to the next file, and a third...tot the third file...you cand press the ''f'' key as quickly as you can and select de next f-file depending of pressing speed, in fact, you can even mantain the key pressed and in that case the selection jumps very quickly from an f-file to another. I'm sure you all know what I'm talking about.
Well...in MM, while in a list (I WILL KEEP THE SAME EXAMPLE AND ASSUMING THAT THERE ARE F-FILES), by pressing the ''f'' key it takes to the first f-file, BUT, by pressing the ''f'' key again THE SELECTION DOESEN'T JUMP TO THE NEXT FILE AND RINGS THE TYPICAL ERROR SOUND...just like when you try to erase a typing but there is nothing to be erased. If you wait the sufficient time (1-2 seconds) between succesive taps, it works fine...otherwise the error rings. This isn't useful, in fact, it drives me angry X((((((
You can check the 'famous' anoying sound by keeping pressed the BACKSPACE key en the search bar in chrome (tested in google chrome)
I've been waiting for a solution for this but it has't arrived yet...maybe I'm the only one with this problem. I'D LIKE THAT MM WOULD WORK LIKE WINDOWS, IN THIS CASE.
I've tried to express myself as best as I could and I hope you've understood me well. Regards.
1) Every time I loose internet connection (regardless the cause) while streaming any radio, MM goes crazy and repeats the same fragment (from 10 to 15 seconds) until I click anywhere on MM window and CRASHES.
I don't know if I am the only one experiencing this problem, but I think this isn't a good MM behavior. MM should be able to detect malfunction on internet connection and perform an succesful STOP without any crashes.
2) This isn't really a bug, is just something in my opinion a little anoying. First I'll explain what I'm talking about. In any Windows explorer, FOR EXAMPLE, by pressing the ''f'' key, you go directly to the first file in the list that begins with an ''F'', and if you press the ''f'' key a second time it takes you to the next file, and a third...tot the third file...you cand press the ''f'' key as quickly as you can and select de next f-file depending of pressing speed, in fact, you can even mantain the key pressed and in that case the selection jumps very quickly from an f-file to another. I'm sure you all know what I'm talking about.
Well...in MM, while in a list (I WILL KEEP THE SAME EXAMPLE AND ASSUMING THAT THERE ARE F-FILES), by pressing the ''f'' key it takes to the first f-file, BUT, by pressing the ''f'' key again THE SELECTION DOESEN'T JUMP TO THE NEXT FILE AND RINGS THE TYPICAL ERROR SOUND...just like when you try to erase a typing but there is nothing to be erased. If you wait the sufficient time (1-2 seconds) between succesive taps, it works fine...otherwise the error rings. This isn't useful, in fact, it drives me angry X((((((
You can check the 'famous' anoying sound by keeping pressed the BACKSPACE key en the search bar in chrome (tested in google chrome)
I've been waiting for a solution for this but it has't arrived yet...maybe I'm the only one with this problem. I'D LIKE THAT MM WOULD WORK LIKE WINDOWS, IN THIS CASE.
I've tried to express myself as best as I could and I hope you've understood me well. Regards.