tTV
2.8.7
Overview
tTV is a TV-show tracker. It tracks your favorite shows so you can see when they will air, but you can also get information about the show, its episodes, its stars, and if the show has ended, you will see this as well. It organizes its content into Airing, TBA (to be announced), and Ended Shows so you can easily and quickly get the info you want. It also has a Taskboard for those who use streaming portals, so they can setup a Web link to the show, and once it aired, it will appear there and with a single click, be able to switch right to the Website in a browser to watch.
What's new in tTV
Version 2.8.7:
- In the recent 48 hours there was an issue with TheTVDB.com Data Provider which led to unexpected behaviour, this update should minimize such issues for the future
- Re-added the Channel Logos to the Details Page on each Show
- Fixed some other bugs discovered
- Updated the Crash Reporter
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App requirements:
- Intel 64
- OS X 10.11.0 or later
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nuffsed...
Also the Button Alignement, there are only a few Buttons in the UI, e.g. on the Main UI there are only 3 . wrong Aligned? Are you seriously counting Pixels?
The Mac experience your are talking about is very subjective, i am on a Mac since years, and my expectation seem to differ from yours hugely...
Regarding the Trakt.tv Watched Feature, i explained this on the Product Feature, i never used this Feature, i track this states with Plex or by my Streaming Service of choice, so i didn't implement it at all due i don't know how this works...
The Spelling Errors i am sorry for that, but my English isn't as well as i would like to, i am not english speaking native, so excepting syntax errors, spelling might be another issue i cannot fix so easily...
All together , this statement is very very subjective, there is neither a point where i could attach to, excepting the hidden Feature request for Trakt.tv Watched status, but for this there is a support form on my website, plz use this next time you have to complain or request something ...
For example: http://home.vbookmarkz.me/Images/Products/ttv/ttv.png
1) The Text in the "Refresh" button is cut off and slightly higher than the text in all the other buttons.
2) The circular "X" and magnifying glass icons in the top-right of the window are not even on the same level as each other.
3) The word "Days" is offset to the right - it's not aligned to single digit or double-digit numbers - just 'floating' to the right.
4) The word "Days" is in plural, even when it is just "1 Day".
5) Margins around the UI elements are not consistent.
Another: http://home.vbookmarkz.me/Images/Products/ttv/ttv_search.png
1) The title and year are not aligned either vertically to each other, or on the same baseline, nor are they centred vertically within the white area. They just seem randomly positioned.
2) The text box at the top has no label or action button to denote its purpose.
Another: http://home.vbookmarkz.me/Images/Products/ttv/ttv_more.png
1) None of the text blocks are aligned to each other on the left.
2) Left, right and bottom margins around the white area are inconsistent.
Another: http://home.vbookmarkz.me/Images/Products/ttv/ttv_preview.png
1) Why is there a red "Click inside to close" text instead of the circular "X" icon you've used on all the the other windows?
2) The video clip isn't centred. Why doesn't it fill the available width?
3) Text is a different size to other windows in the app. Why? Consistency is good.
These are all very fundamental visual design issues which should've been spotted by someone with even a small amount of design sense. It looks untidy, amateurish and carelessly "designed".
If English is not your first language, find someone who can check the spelling and grammar for you. Serious software developers employ native speakers to ensure errors aren't in final released software, or get foreign language beta testers to submit translations, Why don't you?