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<blockquote data-quote="Shivian" data-source="post: 261727" data-attributes="member: 60804">Regarding the screen as per this image you attached:<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/attachments/xface-251/10712d1189870243-xface-skin-version-1-5-ready-download-14-04-2008-home.jpg" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/attachments/xface-251/10712d1189870243-xface-skin-version-1-5-ready-download-14-04-2008-home.jpg</a>when I am in this screen, when scrolling multiple items using my IRTrans remote, I have noticed that the system essentially waits for the animation of the first step to complete before allowing a second scroll button press to be registered.Maybe this isn't the place to bring this up, but I think a method of queuing and accelerating input sequences for when multiple are pressed would make these sorts of screens much more user friendly. If I hit my down arrow twice in extremely quick succession, I think it would be reasonable to expect the animation to quickly jump two menu items down instead of one down, bounce, then doing or not doing the second animation at all.Regards,S</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shivian, post: 261727, member: 60804"] Regarding the screen as per this image you attached: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/attachments/xface-251/10712d1189870243-xface-skin-version-1-5-ready-download-14-04-2008-home.jpg[/url] when I am in this screen, when scrolling multiple items using my IRTrans remote, I have noticed that the system essentially waits for the animation of the first step to complete before allowing a second scroll button press to be registered. Maybe this isn't the place to bring this up, but I think a method of queuing and accelerating input sequences for when multiple are pressed would make these sorts of screens much more user friendly. If I hit my down arrow twice in extremely quick succession, I think it would be reasonable to expect the animation to quickly jump two menu items down instead of one down, bounce, then doing or not doing the second animation at all. Regards, S [/QUOTE]

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