[ANN] Media Browser 005

[Shao Sean]

THANKS to Mark Smith from Futility Software for the use of his ID3
Library
THANKS to Ken Ray for the code to open the system folder


DOWNLOAD
www.shaosean.tk


DESCRIPTION
Plugin for Rev 2.8.x that will allow you to easily browse media file
(images, audio, videos, fonts, objects and libraries) from within Rev.


USAGE AS A PLUGIN
- Place the file "revMedia.rev" into the plugins folder
- Select the "revMedia" from the "Development > Plugins" menu

USAGE AS A STACK
- Double-click the file "revMedia.rev"

USAGE
- Drag folders from the Finder or Windows Explorer (please note that
this has not been tested in Windows, sorry) to the left column
- Click the folder name and the media will appear in the right column
- Click a file in the right column and a preview will appear below
- Click the "Place" button to place the current media into the top
stack (please note that placed media are only placed by reference)
- To delete a folder from the list press the "Delete Key" or
"Backspace Key"
- Up and down arrow keys work
- Left and right arrow keys work too


SCREENSHOTS
images - http://shaosean.tk/_resources/images/revMedia_1.png
audio  - http://shaosean.tk/_resources/images/revMedia_2.png
videos - http://shaosean.tk/_resources/images/revMedia_3.png
fonts  - http://shaosean.tk/_resources/images/revMedia_4.png
objects- http://shaosean.tk/_resources/images/revMedia_5.png
libraries - http://shaosean.tk/_resources/images/revMedia_6.png


HISTORY
005 - fixed a path bug on Mac OS X (audio and videos)
005 - browse and load/unload liraries
005 - added "about" screen

004 - display containing folder in the operating system
004 - display album artwork if the audio file contains it
004 - browse and place objects from your existing object libraries

003 - display audio and video duration
003 - display video dimensions (width and height)
003 - load/unload fonts
003 - preview fonts

002 - button icons
002 - ability to embed media into your stack
002 - arrow keys work in the list fields
002 - file information displayed under the preview
002 - folder lists are stored in text files (allows your folders to
be easily moved across updates)

001 - initial release (still some work to be done for the fine tuning)