Podcast Player Music Block for Svelte

Edit EPISODES: each has an id, a title, a show, its length in seconds, how many seconds are already played, the seconds of silence the player would skip, a note and a drawn cover. INTRO is the length of the intro the second switch skips. Everything on screen is worked out from those, including the played percentages and the queue totals, so nothing is typed twice.

For each episode the player takes its length, subtracts its silence when Skip silence is on and the intro when Skip intro is on, and divides by the speed. This episode shows that result and how much less it is than the full length. The queue line adds every episode's result and compares it with the sum of the lengths at 1x, so changing a switch or the speed updates both at once. Minutes are rounded only when shown.

No. The status line says it: no audio plays in this demo. Play changes state, back 15 and forward 30 move the shown position, and each episode keeps its own position while you switch between them. Nothing is saved after a reload. To make it real, play your audio file at the chosen rate, send positions to your API, and compute silence from your episode analysis instead of a typed number.

Tab runs the episode list (the chosen row is marked current), then the seek slider, the three transport buttons, the speed group, the two switches and the show notes. The speed group moves with the arrow keys. The slider moves in steps of five seconds and jumps with Home and End. Every control is named, including Back 15 seconds and Forward 30 seconds, and a polite status line says what changed.

They fold open under the summary and show the chosen episode's note; changing the episode changes the text. The trigger is a normal button with a chevron that turns, and the section opens without moving anything above it.

The episode list stacks above the player as four rows, the speed group keeps its five segments across the full width, and the summary becomes two stacked figures.