Earlier this year, I wrote about the lack of volume controls in video and audio players and how frustrated I was with having to manage volume globally across all applications on my laptop.
Two months later, I published a follow-up post, with information about the SoundCloud and National Public Radio (NPR) audio controls. Continue reading What I Learned About NPR’s Audio Player and Volume Control
When I wrote about volume controls in video and audio players earlier this year, it was because my friend Tim Nekritz tweeted about the lack of volume control for desktop/laptops on the National Public Radio (NPR) First Listen site.
I decided to investigate and found out NPR wasn’t the only site without volume control on their audio player. Continue reading Six Months Later: NPR Audio Players Has Volume Control With Chrome Extension
I was stumped this morning when I read my friend Tim Nekritz’s tweet:
https://twitter.com/TimNekritz/status/724621615774965761
At first, I assumed Tim was referring to audio or video autoplay on a website, a practice that annoys users who don’ appreciate being surprised by a video or audio they starts automatically. Continue reading Ongoing Trend? Video and Audio Players Without Volume Control