He wants to skip backwards for just a few seconds. Perhaps he is using it to write up or type up dictation.
This conflicts with the other use of the icon. When a 'tap' is detected, M5s jumps back one track. M5s allows for quite a long tap so it is not possible to do a very short skip.
Edit: perhaps backwards skip could start slowly and then speed up.
Exactly, and the same for forward (both on physical side buttons)
in a table,
what is happening now: (the same in forward button)
1.- user tap back button
Result: song starts again from the beginning
2.- user tap and hold for a little time
Result:
song starts again from the beginning
3.- user tap and hold a couple of seconds (longer than the previous case)
Result: The song rewinds seconds depending on how long the user was holding the button
All of this is happening
while the music is still playing. There's no signal than the user is doing something until the user release the button, then the effect is as described before.
now, in this other table,
what should be happening (in my opinion of course)
1.- user tap back button
Result: song starts again from the beginning (OK)
2.- user tap and hold for a little time
Result:
The song rewinds seconds depending on how long the user was holding the button (should be just a couple of seconds in the song)
3.- user tap and hold a couple of seconds (longer than the previous case)
Result: The song rewinds seconds depending on how long the user was holding the button
All of this should be happening
with some sign from the player of what the user is doing, for example, mute the song while the user is rewinding or forwarding.
This is of course my recommendation or what I would want from a player. The current implementation is not of my liking.
But again, there's no perfect player no matter the price, and I think M5s is great and beauty. I know a lot of people are reading this thread because they are still deciding between this and the similar offer than other brands have. Listen to me, go with Shanling... they had the personality to create the Mtouch System and they did it very well. It is just amazing how a company, without the numbers of Sony and Apple, can bring to us a product of this quality without using the focking and ugly Android.... bravo Shanling