Have been using 0.24 for many hours now and it is all going very
smoothly, no major problems to speak of except not being able to add
various artist CDs easily.
Any chance you could add an album browsing view to it? That would
solve all my problems and I could quit bugging you!! :)
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bossano
On 10/02/06, 0xdeadbeef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The redraw obviously got much faster. If other windows are moved above
> Moose, this looks pretty ok now.
> However when moving the Moose window it still feels a little jerky and
> sluggish. As if it was completely redrawn at certain times whil
Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
> New build of Moose now up.. 0.24..
>
> I've re-coded the Now Playing window drawing code.. It should be
> much more zippy.
>
The redraw obviously got much faster. If other windows are moved above
Moose, this looks pretty ok now.
However when moving the Moose window it st
New build of Moose now up.. 0.24..
I've re-coded the Now Playing window drawing code.. It should be
much more zippy. I've also had to replace the titlebar with a
custom drawn one as putting a decent minimize to tray icon up
there was causing all sorts of grief.. I've also made the maximize
option
On 03/02/06, bossanova808
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey Doc
>
> I can't definitively narrow down the slow down issues - it seems to
> happen on a regular basis though, say avery few mins, perhaps when you
> are polling the server? The minimise to tray icon definitely has some
> bugs in that i
Hey Doc
I can't definitively narrow down the slow down issues - it seems to
happen on a regular basis though, say avery few mins, perhaps when you
are polling the server? The minimise to tray icon definitely has some
bugs in that it sometimes disappears, flickers regularly etc, so I'd
look there
Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
> On 27/01/06, ezkcdude forums.slimdevices.com> wrote:
> >
> > I just tried Moose for the first time, and I like it. I noticed that
> > there is no vertical scroll bar in the track listing display when
> you
> > click on library. I assume this is not a bug, but just a feature
On 28/01/06, bossanova808
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey Doc
>
> Can't believe I haven't noticed this yet, but how do I cue up a Various
> Artists album - I can only get one track to play from each artist, it
> doesn't cue up the whole album?
Yeah, bit of a problem there as after a db scan moo
On 27/01/06, ezkcdude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I just tried Moose for the first time, and I like it. I noticed that
> there is no vertical scroll bar in the track listing display when you
> click on library. I assume this is not a bug, but just a feature that
> hasn't been added yet.
Not sur
I just tried Moose for the first time, and I like it. I noticed that
there is no vertical scroll bar in the track listing display when you
click on library. I assume this is not a bug, but just a feature that
hasn't been added yet.
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ezkcdude
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One thing I have noticed is the minimise to tray button is one of the
worst things for flickering and occasionally disappears - it seems a
bit flakey somehow.
Don't know if that is ONLY it, but I'd have a looksee there as a
possible culprit.
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bossanova808
On 26/01/06, bossanova808
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> No, the flickery loop occurs when playing just a single album...not too
> often but definitely conisistently. I'll see if I can narrow down what
> triggers it but it ges very slow, sluggish and re-draws multiple
> times.
Aye, if you can nar
On 26/01/06, Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > The Load button
> > will open a window containing all the playlists the server knows
> > about.
>
> Does this only work with SQLite? I have my playlist files in the same
> folder as my audio files, but Moose is not picking them up on a rescan.
'f
Hey Doc
No, the flickery loop occurs when playing just a single album...not too
often but definitely conisistently. I'll see if I can narrow down what
triggers it but it ges very slow, sluggish and re-draws multiple
times.
It definitely seems very slow when getting the multiple albums - it
does
Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
> The Load button
> will open a window containing all the playlists the server knows
> about.
>
Does this only work with SQLite? I have my playlist files in the same
folder as my audio files, but Moose is not picking them up on a rescan.
--
Kyle
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I wonder if this is an issue of newer releases or has to do with the
fact that I recently updated from a P4 to an AMD64 X2.
However, window redraw of Moose is extremely slow.
When moving the window across the screen, it's not moving smoothly like
any other application but it jumps around sluggishl
On 25/01/06, bossanova808
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, after extended use, this one is defintiely much improved in terms
> of performance, although it still occasionally causes some general
> sluggishness (mainly with the library window open) and sometimes the
> 'Now Playing' window gets itself
Hi Doc
Ok, after extended use, this one is defintiely much improved in terms
of performance, although it still occasionally causes some general
sluggishness (mainly with the library window open) and sometimes the
'Now Playing' window gets itself into a flickery loop.
After a re-scan it seems to
Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
> Yes, those buttons are only really a temporary feature until I sort
> the menus out. I wanted to get multiple item editing going first
> though, but it's proving a bit of a pig..
>
That's great. Ideally, I'd like to see a more efficient use of screen
real estate that does
On 24/01/06, Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Excellent! Does the load button only deal with playlists? If so, it
> > seems like it would be more intuitive to name it playlist.
Yes, those buttons are only really a temporary feature until I sort
the menus out. I wanted to get multiple item e
Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
> The Load button
> will open a window containing all the playlists the server knows
> about.
> QUOTE]
>
> Excellent! Does the load button only deal with playlists? If so, it
> seems like it would be more intuitive to name it playlist.
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Kyle
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On 24/01/06, Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This version is much more responsive than previous. One question: is
> there a way to access playlists through Moose?
Excellent, can't be having slowness.. :-)
Playlists can be loaded, saved, refreshed, cleared, and edited via the
now playing win
This version is much more responsive than previous. One question: is
there a way to access playlists through Moose?
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Kyle
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There's no installer, I just drop it over the old one, deleter
everything in my thumbs directory, re-scan the db (just in case) and
away it goes.
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bossanova808
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Will an update install over the top of an existing version or do I need
to remove the existing version before doing a new install?
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Kyle
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On 23/01/06, Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
> > It might be a good idea to clear your thumbnails
> > folder before running this new version, although I've kept support in
> > for reading the old filenames.
>
> How do I clear the thumbnails folder?
The thumbnail folder is
Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
> It might be a good idea to clear your thumbnails
> folder before running this new version, although I've kept support in
> for reading the old filenames.
>
How do I clear the thumbnails folder?
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Kyle
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On 22/01/06, Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I also find the program to be highly cpu-intensive when the library
> window is open.
Spent some time over the weekend looking at the CPU issues and as a
result I've had a fiddle with the thumbnail list in the library
window. Now if Moose requests a
I also find the program to be highly cpu-intensive when the library
window is open.
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Ok, I re-enabled browse for artwork in slimserver and that is now
working as expected.
I like all the new features, *especially* the single click pause, very
handy thankyou - makes it very handy for controlling the system when
I'm downstairs in the office.
I too am having problems with the CPU b
>Does setting the 'background' setting to 'flat' help things at all ?
>
No.
>Also, does it 'go through the roof' if you've just got the library window open
>?
>
Main app seems okay until I open the library window. Then the CPU goes to 100%
if I drag the main window around (library window seems
On 19/01/06, Philip Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Seems to be working, to some degree. I wasn't playing anything the previous
> time I hovered over the tray icon, so it was only reporting "Moose 0.21", or
> something like that. If I actually play something, it reports the playing
> track
On 19/01/06, Mark Lanctot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Question for the good Doctor:
>
> I've always wondered but never asked...does
> SlimServer need to be running in order for Moose
> to work? i.e. is Moose just a SS front end or is
> it an alternate server?
Yup, it's mainly a front-end for SS,
>> Would it be possibe to see the currently playing track details as hover text
>> on the icon too?
>
>As Kyle said, should be doing this already ? Let me know if there's a problem..
>
Seems to be working, to some degree. I wasn't playing anything the previous
time I hovered over the tray icon,
Question for the good Doctor:
I've always wondered but never asked...does
SlimServer need to be running in order for Moose
to work? i.e. is Moose just a SS front end or is
it an alternate server?
The only think stopping me trying it out is .NET.
Last time I put it on my system I found it
Ok, just uploaded version 0.22 to:
http://www.rusticrhino.com/drlovegrove
* Added support for Mediaplayer-style global key shortcuts (option on
tray menu).
* Changed player MAC controls to comboboxes with connected players in.
* Single-clicking tray icon alternates between playing/paused.
* Double
On 18/01/06, Geoff B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/18/06, Dr Lovegrove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It sounds like this differs from the standard SlimServer behaviour.
Yes, but this is all based on Moose's own local thumbnail cache
as opposed to the server's stuff.. Generally it should all wor
On 18/01/06, Philip Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A nice way of doing this that I like in other applications is to make the
> single-click and double-click on the tray icon configurable. Have a pop-up
> menu via right-click, but the user can set the default action for
> single-click and do
On 18/01/06, Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have entered the path to Tag & Rename in the options window:
> C:\Program Files\TagRename. However, this just takes me to the folder
> where the program is located. It does not actually launch the program.
> I also tried entering TagRename.exe an
Philip Meyer Wrote:
>
>
> Would it be possibe to see the currently playing track details as hover
> text on the icon too?
>
> Phil
This already works for my tray icon.
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Kyle
Kyle's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices
>Good point, and I like the pause idea.. I was going to put basic controls on
>a submenu of the tray menu too, and maybe an option to turn global media
>player keystrokes on and off.. I'll see how it goes..
>
A nice way of doing this that I like in other applications is to make the
single-click an
On 1/18/06, Dr Lovegrove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So the library album art...
>
> Firstly it looks at the 'thumbnails' setting in the options dialog.
> If this is set to an empty string, it doesnt display thumbnails in the
> library window.
It sounds like this differs from the standard SlimSer
I have entered the path to Tag & Rename in the options window:
C:\Program Files\TagRename. However, this just takes me to the folder
where the program is located. It does not actually launch the program.
I also tried entering TagRename.exe and Tag&Rename.exe, and neither of
these launches the p
On 18/01/06, bossanova808
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey Doc
>
> Good work as always - the minimise to tray is handy (although its the
> only app I have in there that needs only one click to maximise again -
> maybe you want to change that to the classic double click?). Hmmm -
> Would be great
Hey Doc
Good work as always - the minimise to tray is handy (although its the
only app I have in there that needs only one click to maximise again -
maybe you want to change that to the classic double click?). Hmmm -
Would be great to have one click access to a pause feature (while
minimised) as
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