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supportHello, I just found this absolute gem of a plugin and absolutely love it. However, I do need to customize the playback speeds, so I came here to see if there was a way and thrilled to find this post: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/can-the-available-speed-values-be-customized/ However, I’m not a developer and that is beyond my skill level. I do feel like I could make the change to the default file if I could find it. Perhaps you could provide a path? I just need .5, .75 and 1 for speeds. It would be wonderful if there was a way to customize that from a settings spot in the admin dashboard. The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link]
Hi Goonky, Thanks for using the plugin and reading the forums. While it does sound like a UI in WordPress might help you a lot, Building, Testing, Maintaining and Supporting an unspecified, undesigned UI to support your commercial endeavors cannot be the focus of this free plugin. Perhaps in the future I may find time, or someone with a commercial need will commission some UI to their needs, either as a separate plugin, or choosing to have said works upstreamed to this plugin. Right now, while I agree it would be wonderful. There are not any immediate plans for such a UI, which is why I have provided a way for professionals to hook into the plugin from their own. The post you linked has a solution that has worked for someone else. I’m not sure what else I can say.
Hi Goonky, Thanks for using the plugin and reading the forums. While it does sound like a UI in WordPress might help you a lot, Building, Testing, Maintaining and Supporting an unspecified, undesigned UI to support your commercial endeavors cannot be the focus of this free plugin. Perhaps in the future I may find time, or someone with a commercial need will commission some UI to their needs, either as a separate plugin, or choosing to have said works upstreamed to this plugin. Right now, while I agree it would be wonderful. There are not any immediate plans for such a UI, which is why I have provided a way for professionals to hook into the plugin from their own. The post you linked has a solution that has worked for someone else. I’m not sure what else I can say.