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> i need to be able to browse audio files by any folder structure that i make up myself VLC can do that. > remembering the position is a must VLC generally d
by ephbit 5y ago
> i need to be able to browse audio files by any folder structure that i make up myself
VLC can do that.
> remembering the position is a must
VLC generally does that, although not in all cases. (If you select a file from the browse activity, it does resume where you previously stopped. If you select the same file from the current playlist - because you selected the containing directory to play as a whole - then it will start over.
A reboot of the phone, not sure right now.
> a way to slowly fast-forward and back by sliding my finger across the screen with 1-second precision when moving slowly
VLC does that with video, I think ... I hope it'll become available with audio some time. (Customizable rewind/forward buttons have just recently become available, so generally the UI is making progress currently.)
> i also want to track when i listend to a file last so i need some kind of position and last played time stamp somewhere.
This. I want this too. ... as an augmentation to my diary efforts. I created some git issues for feature requests, but apparently it's not really a priority for most people.
Right now VLC has a playback history, but it doesn't show time stamps in the UI.
Maybe the info is stored in some sqlite db and could be extracted from there.