Not sure if I am allowed to moan here but it took me three attempts to figure out how to pause. Ending up back at zero is not fun when you are tying to edit something. The current set-up is not intuitive at all. Trying to remember invisible options is hard when you are trying to listen to your file.
A billion tape/video recorders have pause. By using the << Rewind and >> Forward buttons, you are intentionally adopting the tape recorder metaphor.
If you want less buttons then why not make stop keep your position? Double-clicking stop could then return to zero.
Not sure if I am allowed to moan here but it took me three attempts to figure out how to pause. Ending up back at zero is not fun when you are tying to edit something. The current set-up is not intuitive at all. Trying to remember invisible options is hard when you are trying to listen to your file.
A billion tape/video recorders have pause. By using the << Rewind and >> Forward buttons, you are intentionally adopting the tape recorder metaphor.
If you want less buttons then why not make stop keep your position? Double-clicking stop could then return to zero.