radio station list view

[nosferatu_cat]

I may have missed something obvious, but in Moode 6.x how can you view radio stations in a text list instead of the tile view.  I can find things like station names much faster in text.  I know, my brain is wired wrong.  <g>

[philrandal]

I may have missed something obvious, but in Moode 6.x how can you view radio stations in a text list instead of the tile view.  I can find things like station names much faster in text.  I know, my brain is wired wrong.  <g>

You're not the only one!

Phil

[DRONE7]

I may have missed something obvious, but in Moode 6.x how can you view radio stations in a text list instead of the tile view.  I can find things like station names much faster in text.  I know, my brain is wired wrong.  <g>

You're not the only one!

Phil

Consider a moment, below each tile is the text station name.
At the far right of the screen is an a-z vertical search bar.
If you are looking for a station name (Just as you would in a list view) select the letter and the tiles scroll to that letter -plus and minus overlap depending on how many stations are present- then check the text for your station.

[gbh_uk]

I too lament the removal of the radio list-view too. I found it much quicker and easier to scan down an alphabetical list than to scan across and down.
In fact thumbnails was the only thing radio list-view was missing to make it even easier to scan down quickly.

[DRONE7]

Of course, you can always make 2 directories within the radios folder...  Favorites and Stock.

Move all the MoOde stations to Stock then copy back your favorites to ...Favorites.

If you have only a dozen or so regularly listened to stations then you will find Favorites opens  fast and is easy to select from..

[nosferatu_cat]

I may have missed something obvious, but in Moode 6.x how can you view radio stations in a text list instead of the tile view.  I can find things like station names much faster in text.  I know, my brain is wired wrong.  <g>

You're not the only one!

Phil

Consider a moment, below each tile is the text station name.
At the far right of the screen is an a-z vertical search bar.
If you are looking for a station name (Just as you would in a list view) select the letter and the tiles scroll to that letter -plus and minus overlap depending on how many stations are present- then check the text for your station.

[philrandal]

I may have missed something obvious, but in Moode 6.x how can you view radio stations in a text list instead of the tile view.  I can find things like station names much faster in text.  I know, my brain is wired wrong.  <g>

You're not the only one!

Phil

Consider a moment, below each tile is the text station name.
At the far right of the screen is an a-z vertical search bar.
If you are looking for a station name (Just as you would in a list view) select the letter and the tiles scroll to that letter -plus and minus overlap depending on how many stations are present- then check the text for your station.

On my phone the search box is barely visible. Just as well I know it is there.

I've always had a problem with icons in both apps and webpages, and rely on the mouse over text (where there is any) more often than not.

I guess if I'd misspent my youth playing graphical computer games (which weren't around then) instead of reading books my brain might have ended up wired slightly differently.

I can live with moode as it is, but an option for text-only lists would be fabulous.

As a workaround, add all the stations you're interested in to a playlist and select them from that.

Phil

[TheOldPresbyope]

Isn't what you're asking for basically an another playlist---or many---akin to the 47-station "Default Playlist" shipped with moOde? 

Yes, one first has to create the custom playlists, but I'm failing to see a difference in user experience.

Regards,
Kent

[nosferatu_cat]

Isn't what you're asking for basically an another playlist---or many---akin to the 47-station "Default Playlist" shipped with moOde? 

Yes, one first has to create the custom playlists, but I'm failing to see a difference in user experience.

Regards,
Kent

[Monte]

When using Windows to view files in a directory, I always use a list view. The icon view isn't efficient for me. Long time UNIX user here.

I see 4 or 6 stations at a time on my smartphones: not very many. My fingers aren't that fat. Controlling icon size by finger squeeze would be nice for smartphones, but my PC monitor does not have a touchscreen. I see 18 icons at a time on my PC and they too could be smaller. User controlled icon size? I didn't find a way to control icon size. Put it in the Radio Manager tool?

My granddaughter that can't read likes to pick stations on my cellphone based on the icon pictures. She wouldn't have much interest otherwise. Her listening choices are interesting.

I'm pretty sure radio icons are still a WIP.

Enjoying V7.0