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Halcyon -> DVDInfoPro running Wish List (sticky please) (8/19/2004 5:31:21 AM)
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At the request of our good friend Halcyon, this post has been sticky-handled
The wishlist starts as follows:
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0. PNG save, instead of jpeg (jpeg isn't really best for line graphics)
1. All selections that user does saveable (i.e. scales, speeds, etc.)
2. Show "estimated time for completion" if possible (at least I can't seem to be able to find this)
3. Background color in PI/PIF changeable and grid removable (to simplify/unclutter the graph display)
4. All graphs colors customizable (not top priority, but it would be nice to get similar printable scans out of all major utilities kProbe, Plextools, DVDInfoPro, CD-DVD Speed, UM Doctor Pro II)
5. Resizeable graph/window area (so that one can get a bigger window and more detailed graph by resizing the window, like in kProbe/UMDP II).
6. Now that I have "Speed Line Color = Yellow Line" and "Graph & Marker = Green & Blue" the program plots "Speed" with Red, "PIE" with Green, "Jitter" with Blue and "PIF" with Yellow. Wouldn't it be more logical if the all of these selections were individual and by name (I.e. select color for "PIE", "PIF", "Jitter" and "Speed").
7. Color, scale and other graph drawing related selections dynamic, so that they can be changed after the scan is complete and the graph is redrawn automatically with the new selected Color, Scale and other variables (like in kProbe for instance).
8. Show PIE SUM / 8ECC in addition to "PIE peak" and "PIE Avg".
9. Label the graph Y axes sides (i.e. "PIE SUM / 8ECC", "Read Speed", "PIF / ECC", "DC Jitter"). I am now assuming that those are the right labels for those axes. Is the upper PIE plot really PIE SUM / 8ECC or is it just PIE SUM / ECC? Is the below graph really PIF / ECC
10. If the upper graph is PIE SUM / 8ECC, then show Limit line in the PIE graph (at 280 PIE).
11. If the below graph is PIF / ECC, then show limit liine in the PIF graph (4 for DVD+R)
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Thanks for the input Halc! As always, your input and thought that you put into your submissions to us is MOST appreciated!
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