The ability to slow down the Greek Audio and a loop option

[miclew]

The ability to slow down the Greek Audio and a loop option so that you can hear a single verse over and over and over   I LOVE the audio! It is very nicely done.

[Michael J. Bolesta]

Bump! Please give audio controls for Greek and Hebrew. In addition to play and pause, add speed control (slow, normal, fast) and repeat. Please!

[Michael J. Bolesta]

Accordance staff: any chance of this feature? Please!

[TyreeWD3]

+1

[Michael Hunt]

+1

[christine rose]

just purchased Greek NT audio - really pleased with it BUT would greatly improve package if there was a 'slow down' feature! any chance of an upgrade for this?

[Michael J. Bolesta]

Bump! Please to the programmers: upgrade the audio play in Accordance 14 to include variable playback speed. Some of the Hebrew native speakers talk quickly.

[Tachyon]

Yes, please! It has been 4 years since it was first suggested in this thread. We shall persevere...

[Dr. Nathan Parker]

I need to find out if this is done in programming or the module itself so we can see what is the quickest way to consider this.

[Misulejoha]

On 11/19/2024 at 6:17 PM, Tachyon said:

Yes, please! It has been 4 years since it was first suggested in this thread. We shall persevere...

+1

[DWomack]

How wonderful it would be to have the Greek Audio module play only individual verses rather than running continuously. The Hebrew Audio is setup this way and makes it so much easier to follow, playback, and memorize. Can this be done sometime in 2025?

[Neill]

+1

[ukfraser]

On 11/20/2024 at 8:40 PM, Dr. Nathan Parker said:

I need to find out if this is done in programming or the module itself so we can see what is the quickest way to consider this.

What was the outcome of your investigation? Does it need to be a programming change or can it be achieved in the modules?

[Dr. Nathan Parker]

5 hours ago, ukfraser said:

What was the outcome of your investigation? Does it need to be a programming change or can it be achieved in the modules?

 

Was just about to post an update, but you beat me to asking. :-)

 

It would require programming, so it might take some time to implement. 

[ukfraser]

Thanks, the list must be getting very long now.

[Dr. Nathan Parker]

21 hours ago, ukfraser said:

Thanks, the list must be getting very long now.

 

Syncing and bug fixes are our main priorities at the moment, but once we get past those, maybe we can have some fun. :-)