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<blockquote data-quote="dcwp" data-source="post: 417297" data-attributes="member: 25562">Thanks for the responses.&nbsp; The blue dot makes so much sense now.&nbsp; I still haven't made the transition to Blue Ray yet so it isn't on my radar.&nbsp; One day....Like others I think I prefer list mode so don't go rushing to add another view, I was just checking in case it was something that was supposed to work but didn't.No trouble here with the stop button dumping to desktop.&nbsp; Running Windows XP Pro SP3 32bit.I tried FF/RW as well as chapter skip buttons and also tried the multiple press thing, but always got the return to beginning behavior.&nbsp; I wonder if I needed to let the movie buffer more before fiddling with that.&nbsp; I'll try it again this evening when I get home.I agree that a second &quot;OK&quot; press for movie start would be more intuitive, but it only took a fraction of a second for me to figure out that &quot;play&quot; was the proper button.&nbsp; Either of these is far preferable to the original procedure of pressing &quot;i&quot; then selecting play.The new skins and especially the dot system and title browser have really put this plugin over the top.&nbsp; I was playing with it this morning when my housemate came out and asked if it was a new toy.&nbsp; He's seen the older versions, but the extra slickness factor with .5 made him think this was something altogether new.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dcwp, post: 417297, member: 25562"] Thanks for the responses. The blue dot makes so much sense now. I still haven't made the transition to Blue Ray yet so it isn't on my radar. One day.... Like others I think I prefer list mode so don't go rushing to add another view, I was just checking in case it was something that was supposed to work but didn't. No trouble here with the stop button dumping to desktop. Running Windows XP Pro SP3 32bit. I tried FF/RW as well as chapter skip buttons and also tried the multiple press thing, but always got the return to beginning behavior. I wonder if I needed to let the movie buffer more before fiddling with that. I'll try it again this evening when I get home. I agree that a second "OK" press for movie start would be more intuitive, but it only took a fraction of a second for me to figure out that "play" was the proper button. Either of these is far preferable to the original procedure of pressing "i" then selecting play. The new skins and especially the dot system and title browser have really put this plugin over the top. I was playing with it this morning when my housemate came out and asked if it was a new toy. He's seen the older versions, but the extra slickness factor with .5 made him think this was something altogether new. [/QUOTE]

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