On Sat, 2001-11-03 at 20:17, safemode wrote:
> Today's cvs (november 3rd 11pm EST) seems to error out here.
> I'm using Debian unstable.
In order to compile the FreeAmp from CVS you will need to compile the
musicbrainz client form cvs as well.
Just do a cvs co mb_client from the same server, bui
Hi!
I just put together a test build of the new installer for FreeAmp 2.1.1.
If you are a windows FreeAmp user, please download:
http://www.freeamp.org/~robert/FreeAmpSetup_2_1_1.exe
The Ogg/Vorbis playback and crash bugs during signaturing as well as a
host of other minor bugs have bee
> "Error, there isn't this file VSC6OD.dll", obviously if I had this file I
> can run without problem, but if I want redistribuite it to all my friends,
> all they will need this file, how can I do to fix it (for dont asking for
> this file)?
If you choose your build target to be the NASM Release
> I found freeamp recently and i really love it.
I'm glad you like it.
> Except for its numerous bugs and 20% more
> time consuming it beats winamp undoubtedly.
> Speed isn't something you should worry about
> (too much) but bugs maybe you should clear
> all bugs before implementing new fea
We've recently added support for Vorbis (http://www.xiph.org) and I will
also write a plugin that will do WAV files. However, that's the extend of it
right now
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We don't have any plans at this point in time. I very much would like to see
something like this, but unfortunately it is not a pripority for us at the
moment. If someone would like to jump in and help us out with this, we would
greatly appreciate it and we would be more than willing to help you w
> I had heard remours that, starting with version 2.1, freeamp was planning
on
> using id3lib for its tagging needs. If this is not the case, please let
me
> know. If this is the case, I'd like to briefly take this opportunity to
> [snip]
> You'll notice that I've listed freeamp as a project tha
Each frame that you pass to the decoder must start on the frame boundary.
This means that the first two bytes will need to be: 0xFF, 0xF*. If this is
not the case, then you get the bad sync error.
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There isn't one -- you should be able to do this:
gcc *.c
In that directory. I think towave.c might have some compilation problems. If
you clean this up and create a proper makefile, can you please send us a
patch?
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Robert Kaye -- [EMAIL PR
The decoder lives in the lmc/xingmp3 directory. In the towave.c file you'll
find example code on how to use the decoder. The streaming stuff can be
found in io/obs and io/http.
What are you going to use this for, if you don't mind me asking?
--ruaok Hindsight is always 50/50.
> Hi. Is there any documentation on the debug functionality? I looked in
> player.cpp for relevant command-line options (none), and in debug.h
> and debug.cpp. How do I turn it on?
Not really -- the function Debug_v() is a function that I use as a
replacement to printf(). This is my primary debug
> I just loaded up the 2.0.5 release and select the DSound plugin. I get no
> sound whatsoever, the volume bar is locked at 100 and i can't move it at
> all. If I try to move the seek bar, it keeps resetting to the beginning
and
> starts playing again. Never have I heard a single note from the
I downloaded and massaged your code for a while. Its now checked in CVS.
> * How to I display a customize dialog from the preferences page when I
> select my plugin?
You don't. We need to implement something like that.
> * When the plugin is outputting the data, the time counter on the main
> w
> Running a dual P-III 600 with SBLive, work fine with FreeAmp, however
> the system does seem to go unstable after a while, but I've been told
> that this is due to the number of cards I've got in the system (and it
> loses interrupts of something, ps NT4 SP6+).
>
> Steve
You're a Solaris guy, r
> Well... :) The PMO model does not mesh well with DirectSound, nor are you
> happy with the soundcard PMO. Would generalizing the PMO model help at
> all?
Yes, we plan to do that for 3.0...
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> Now, I am ready to start debugging dual-processor NT hangs that I've
> been experiencing. I figure I will start with the Windows PMO, but first
> I have some questions:
Dual processor NT with a SB Live! card? If so, do you have another card that
you might stick in there just to see if the SB Li
> 1. When playing back mono recordings that have been compressed using the
mp3
> codec bundled with Media Player, FreeAmp reports the mono recording as
> stereo.
>
> 2. FreeAmp does not minimize when the Minimize All Windows is activated.
>
> 3. FreeAmp was then minimized by clicking on the Minimi
> Any ideas on what could be wrong before I got through the painful task of
> building a debug version of the files?
>
> FWIW, this is with the latest 2.0.4 version that was just released.
I haven't heard or seen anything about that. Please do build the debug
version and let us know what you can
> i don't think this is the issue. i think it is bc we are sanity checking
the
> database on startup.the more mp3s you have the longer it takes. we were
gonna stop
> doing it i thought with 2.0.2 though. isaac?
Isaac took care of that now, and the windows DLLs are now properly based.
Startup isn'
> i can't answer the time stuff, Rob?
In each PMO, there is a function called:
void HandleTimeInfoEvent(PMOTimeInfoEvent *pEvent);
Check this function out -- it sends the time info to the player. These
functions are complicated by the fact that they need to be accurate and that
the
> First, the slider (volume) problem. When I attempt to adjust the volume
> using the slider, as soon as I move the control, it sends the actual
volume
> up and pans all the way to the right. A subsequent adjustment of the
slider
> does nothing. I have to open the windows audio panel to reset t
Hmmm. A change of pace might be nice. :-)
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- Original Message -
From: Michael Rich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 2
In the meantime, in order to compile under 6.0, that line should read:
(int (__stdcall *)(HWND, unsigned int, unsigned int,
long))::UpdateAvailableDlgProc,
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-
So, which of the two following statments is accurate:
#1:
> I just got the latest updates and the slider does not seem to be
> disappearing anymore (yay!). However, the hanging problem is still
> there, I can easily reproduce it -- I don't think it's going to
> be related to the slider.
#2:
> So
> >Perhaps someone with more experience could figure out what messages
> >are posted as a result of WINDOWS_KEY+M (maybe using Spy++ or a
> >similar tool) and then figure out why Freeamp isn't handling them?
>
> This is the relevant portion of what I get from Spy++ when hitting the
> Windows Key +
I've just improved the slider code quite a bit -- what version of the source
are you using? If you are not updating from CVS you should grab the latest
snapshot zip file.
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> 1) Input support for the LCD ui (either key pad or knop, remote etc.)
> 2) Play-list support (list, update, etc.)
> 3) Diplay the meta data (artist, album etc.)
First thing is to check out the ncurses ui -- it uses curses to display the
meta data of the current song -- you should be able to gra
> I saw crashes in MusicBrowser.ui (while in process of adding files), of
"Memory
> can't be written" type.
> These are because of char *szDrive = "X:" and then szDrive[0]='A'+i;
Appears
> that windows does make szDrive a pointer to read-only memory.
> All char *szDrive = "X:" and similar declarat
No -- however we got it onto the schedule to get that covered for the 2.1
release. However, if someone would like to create a patch against the 2.0.1
(or the soon 2.0.2 release) that would be quite cool.
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> Has anyone implemented something like this? I don't suppose it would be
> that difficult, but perhaps (CPU) time-consuming. Can anyone think of a
> better way of doing it than rendering the mp3 to a buffer and then
> scanning it?
Yes -- simply decode it one frame at a time, check the highest
> if I want use LCD ui as my default, How Do I do?.
Jason? Some thoughts?
> does anybody have any idea as to how to interface (any keypad or knob
> available with driver support which can be used for freeamp). I want to
> build a user friendly (easy to use) mp3 player. Any idea, pointers will be
I just squashed the Win2000 hanging on exit bug. Win2000 was unhappy about a
thread exiting that still had waveOut resources allocated. A simple switch
of code (free resources, then join thread) fixes the problem. The code is in
CVS is anyone would like to try it out.
--ruaok H
>One of the others who had this problem said it went away when he switched
to
>ALSA or ESD, I believe. Would it be relevant that normally when I run con-
>figure, I run it thus:
The problem is definitely in the soundcard (OSS and not ALSA, or ESD) stuff.
So switching to one of the other systems
I just loaded the release version of Win2000 and it seems that FreeAmp 2.0.1
runs without a hitch. I believe some of the problems that were fixed for
2.0.1 sounded like problems that were occuring on Win2000. Can someone else
with Win2000 run FreeAmp 2.0.1 and let me know if you run into problems?
>
>>
>> Freeamp stops once it played the first song. it is
>> not moving to the second song unless I explcitly
>> next song button.
>>
>> Did anybody experienced this problem.
>>
>>
>
>Indeed, I've been having this problem too. It first cropped
What OS are you guys running into this proble
Its having some problems, and I haven't had the chance to look at it. I'm
not really enthused about looking at the problem because of how much
processor power the DirectSound plugin uses. When we re-do the pipeline,
we're going to ensure that the DS plugin works flawlessly.
--ruaok Freez
> I've downloaded freeamp source for win32, and have it compiled and running
> perfectly. (Had to rename config.win32 to config.h --- didn't see anything
> that mentioned that fact)
The build should take care of that, but for some reason that's broken.
-( Elrod?
> I need to get an idea of the la
Or even,
freeamp -ui mpg123 blah.mp3 ...
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- Original Message -
From: Azazel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 200
> We can give a collection of mp3 files (using * wild card)
> to the freeamp. Using '+/=' and - options of cmdline ui, we
> can move forward and backward.. Instead of that, I want to create
> a .m3u file that holds the list of mp3 files of PLAYQUEUE. Now
> I can give this .m3u file to freeamp. Bu
> 1) Do you know if anybody have ported the freeamp player for strong
> processor? (just to avoid duplication). I am willing to port it and
> optimise it for the SA architecture.
I think you're the first person to mention this.
> 2) I have access to a rebel.com's netwinder (strong-arm sa1100 wit
> Yes, sort of. The Internet-Draft already contains pseudo-code for
> translating between regular MP3 frames and "ADU frames". And once
> LIVE.COM's "liveMedia" C++ class framework is made Open Source (real soon
> now!), this will include filters for translating between the two.
Awesome -- do y
> One thing to note, however, is that the final payload format will probably
> differ slightly from the proposal that's described currently in an
> Internet-Draft (the one linked to from www.live.com). An "ADU-frame
> interleaving" option will probably be added to the specification; this
will
> m
> 1. The Obsequieum project provides RTP support but only for multicast. It
> would be nice to have RTP support for unicast as well. Is this just a
> priority choice or are there inherent obstacles to doing RTP for unicast
> (both UDP and TCP)?
Doing unicast RTP over UDP would not be difficult to
> I am going to use rtp stream as the input for freeamp. only
> rtp stream input and No other input .. So cmdline UI is more than enough
for
> me.. If that is the case I dont need any of the UIs (musicbrowser,
freeamp,
> download, ncurses). Is my understanding correct?.
I don't know about the mu
> I've been trying to connect to it to pull the 2.0 release code down and i
> can't access it. Is it just me, or is it really down?
Its just you. :-) I can ping it, www it, and ftp it.
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> On Mon, Dec 20, 1999 at 12:50:07PM -0800, Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator
wrote:
> > FYI: You don't need to reboot -- if Ctrl-Alt-Backspace doesn't kill the
X,
> > then simply su to root and kill the X process. That should get you back
to a
> > login.
>
[Again, sorry for not responding sooner]
> Twice now, I have gone into change the theme, and upon hitting OK, the
> theme partially appears and then the machine [appears to] hang
> completely. I can telnet into the box, and X doesn't seem to be
> running, nor do any of the apps I had running unde
I don't see what you're talking about -- maybe it has already been fixed...
Can you send me the values of what they should be and I'll look at it again?
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- O
ns to the latest version of the
code. Please download 2.0 source code from our site. My comments below are
not accurate for the code you're currently looking at. Sorry.
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> Hi Sir,
Please, call me Dude. Not sir. :-)
> Thanks for giving me the right direction..
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner -- the FreeAmp 2.0 release was hell
since our server started going on the fritz.
> I got struck with GetHeadInfo() function.
This function is MP3 specif
OK, the xing/mp3 specific functions are:
AdvanceBufferToNextFrame() -- this function reads bytes from the input
buffer until the head of the input buffer points to a valid MP3 frame.
GetHeadInfo() -- this function gets the information about the bitstream
(sample rate, MPEG1/2, bitrate)
GetBitstre
Download the latest .tar.gz or a beta release, then:
# tar -xzf
# cd freeamp
# configure
# make
# freeamp
and to install:
# make install
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- Original Mess
Depends on which platform Linux is running on. If it runs on Intel its one
way (I forget which is which -- I'm lysdexic) and if it runs on a PPC its
the other way. In other words, Linux does not abstract out the endianess of
the host machine.
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> okay... freeamp is fixed so it doesn't use the n+1 port for title
> streaming. so then how DOES it do title streaming with obsequiem/RTP as
> the server? or is that no longer supported?
freeamp uses n+2 by default. So if you set your obs.conf to use n+2 then the
title streaming should work ok
ingmp3 LMC use
> MIPS assemble language(FPU)?
>
> Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
>
> > Check out the source code from CVS (see web page for details) and
> > attempt to
> > compile it. Fix things that break and get it to work :-)
> >
> > --ruaok
Check out the source code from CVS (see web page for details) and attempt to
compile it. Fix things that break and get it to work :-)
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- Original Message
> it's my understanding that by giving freeamp 1.3.1 an rtp url, it should
> automagically receive title streaming on the n+1 port. this doesn't seem
> to be working for me with obsequiem as the server and linux and win32
> clients. am i missing something? can you suggest any hints on where to
> I have it running for about 24h now, continally playing on song (looped) -
> hasn't crashed yet. I am very satisfied that it's rather solid! Wonder if
win32
> version works that well too... earlier versions would die somewhere in
night...
> looking like deadlocked.
It does -- I've had the windo
ED]>
Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 11:09 PM
Subject: Re: Playlist Ideas: karma?
> On Wed, 13 Oct 1999, Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
>
> > I really like your ideas, and I've considered toying with just
> > those concepts. And one of these days when I get more ti
Elrod and Jason suggested that we rename the Play button to PlayPause and
the IPlay and IPause buttons to Play and Pause. This makes a bit more
sense -- so Gabor and Valters, make sure that in the future you use
PlayPause insteat of just Play. Also, Valters, I've already updated your
theme in CVS.
That sounds specific to you -- I built the linux freeamp from source
yesterday. You might want to nuke that source tree and check a clean one
out
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- Orig
Have you tried doing a cvs update -d?? That should pull down all new files
too...
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> Well, meaning those Repeat for example:
Ok, now I see what you mean.
> Not saying that these oStatus changes are all wrong, just that one has no
> control over them!
I'll get that taken care of.
> On tips not showing (#191 - are you sure you tried that with theme with no
> Info textcontrol?
Check out GetROP2(). You want R2_XORPEN.
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- Original Message -
From: Mark B. Elrod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: FreeAmp Developer List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Se
> I created a defect #191 in Bugzilla, attached the patch. Please see if you
> can accept it.
I just accepted it and it builds fine, but I just don't see any tooltips.
:-( I will check this stuff in within a few hours. Could you please check to
see that I applied the patch correctly?
> There is
Ok, I can see that. In the next CVS update, the Logo ButtonControl can now
have
a URL attribute.
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- Original Message -
From: Valters Vingolds <[EMAIL PR
It's official -- I'm stuck in the 7th plane of windoze hell. :-( Please
help.
I've got the task of getting the Theme ui supported under 256 color mode in
windows. Shouldn't be a big deal, right? Wrong.
The Theme ui may get bitmaps from several files and then blit then into an
internal bitmap tha
> did you?
> volume is still getting decreased in beta2.
> try clicking 'next song' repeatedly for some time.
> (didn't have guts to update from CVS today, so I did not look into
source).
I cannot repoduce this at all -- do you see the slider value go down too?
Would you be willing to help me deb
> I'm pretty sure that's all winamp does, too. But it still plays. :)
I've
> posted a slightly more informative report to bugzilla, along with a link
to a
> file that has an offending tag.
Perfect -- I'll get it taken care of before we release 2.0 on November 15th.
> > I don't remember why we
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Sent: Friday, October 22, 1999 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: musicbrowser, metadata
> On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> > MetaData is the data associated with the music. Artist, Album, Track
name
> > and all those things are considered meta dat
> Can anyone tell me what is METADATA? What is it for?
MetaData is the data associated with the music. Artist, Album, Track name
and all those things are considered meta data.
> Why do files selected by "Add Track" have metadata, and why don't the
> files listed in currentlis.m3u. (This is the r
Isaac, can you apply these patches? I'm still stuck in windows hell. :-(
>1. It was a lot of time for me to get the theme.xml's things out from the
>code. There should be a howto for it!
There will be! However, I need to finish up a few other things before I can
write the Howto. Maybe early next
> Has the documentation for UI Plugins been updated to show the new
interfaces
> that have been add/modified/etc? I was working on a UI Plugin for 1.x,
but
> halted work on it because 1.5 seems to be imminant and there was talk that
> the interfaces were going to change to make it easier to do th
> FreeAmpUI / Win32Bitmap.cpp, Line 183:
>
> hSaved = SelectObject(hMemDC, m_hMaskBitmap);
>
> should be casted like so:
>
> hSaved = (HBITMAP)SelectObject(hMemDC, m_hMaskBitmap);
Ok, thats fixed in my code. That should make its way to CVS later today.
> Rainplay would not compile at all.
Is
> Hrm.. after I do a make install, the ThemePath preference points to the
theme
> in /usr/local/share/freeamp/themes.
Ok, but I was referring to running FreeAmp before installing it. If you run
it from the build dir you should be able to get the 2.0 version running,
without having to overwrite a
> Works for me, but that's real wacky. One should have a better way of
> reaching FAContext from Win32Window but I can't think of any.
No not really -- there is are 4 distinct sections of code in the Theme ui:
1) Code specific to FreeAmp (these have access to m_context such as
FreeAmpTheme.cpp)
Both. :-) Its now listening to the message, but it never receives it.
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- Original Message -
From: Mark B. Elrod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Please do enter it.
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- Original Message -
From: Michael Rich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 11:16 AM
Subject
I really like your ideas, and I've considered toying with just those
concepts. And one of these days when I get more time on my hands, I will do
just that. However, my tool of choice would not be FreeAmp -- it would be my
networked MP3 jukebox Obsequieum. The jukebox uses MySQL to store all the
me
The deadline for the first (even if a rough draft) version of the theme is
Saturday. Sooner would be better. Then the final themes to be included in
the distro will be due a month later.
I'm really curious to see what you will come up with.
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> I just recently firehosed my stupid sparc box at work and replaced it w/
> a linux box and I wanted to see this new theme.ui. All I can say is wow.
> I did a checkout two days ago and I've been really impressed... Looks so
> cool.
I'm glad you like it -- we're still ironing out some kinks in th
Ok, I am in the process of checking the latest and greatest theme stuff.
This check in *will* break the linux build as threatened in the last
conference call. Sorry Isaac. Themes are now uncompressed and parsed from
.fat files each time freeamp loads/reloads.
These things need to get done in orde
Yeah, the buttons are not behaving quite right. I've put that on the 'will
fix during beta' list. But, since you already dove into it, I'll check it
out tomorrow. But, I need to take the day off. I've been pounding out
freeamp code for waaay too many days straight.
Plus its already 90 degrees out
Rainplay also did it in a pretty kludgey way -- for the release after next
we plan on redoing the audio pipeline in a very modular fashion which should
allow us to easily create spectrum analyzers...
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This is on Alsa on Linux? Could you do me a favor and look into that? I
cannot reproduce that.
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- Original Message -
From: Gabor Fleischer <[EMAIL PROTEC
I think I may have found a potential problem in ParseColor. I cannot
currently check the mods in -- I'm in the middle of doing a ton of other
things. However, try replacing the function in Theme.cpp with this function:
Error Theme::ParseColor(string &oColorstring, Color &oColor)
{
int iRet;
> Does any of this crap show up in linux, particularly the x86 flavors?
Yes. I have not had any luck getting the current source to compile. I've
seen most of the problems you're describing. As a matter of fact the problem
you had with/near ParseColor is pretty close to the problem that I saw when
> I just added the seek-bar. Tell me - are vertical sliders supported yet?
No -- and I won't get around to that before the initial release. However, it
should not be too tough to take the existing slider and make a VSlider. (And
rename the existing slider to HSlider)
If you want to do that and se
> I was toying with UI other day, wanted to implement drag'n'drop
functionality.
> I quickly cut'n'pasted code from freeampUI to Theme's Win32Window.h/cpp,
so
> the window started to accept WM_DROPFILES.
>
> But then I even quicker got frustrated to death, could not figure out how
> to get the fil
I just fixed all that crap -- it will be in the next commit. Possibly later
today, maybe tomorrow.
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- Original Message -
From: Valters Vingolds <[EMAIL P
> 1. (I think this is not just the ui, but the base) Volume doesn't save.
> I always have to adjust it from 0. It's annoying. We should save the
> last volume in preferences, or not change it, and use the settings when
> freeamp is started.
Yeah, we've heard that a few times -- I've changed
Ok, I finally fixed the UI not showing bug under 95/98. It took me about 10
hours of installing windows and then 3 hours of actual debugging to find a
ONE CHARACTER BUG. Grrr. NT liked it just fine. Sigh.
Ok, Valters you can keep playing now...
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ed
> it?
>
> elrod
>
> Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
>
> > Well, if we make it so that the user needs to 'import' a theme then the
user
> > would need to import the updated theme, before it became active.
> >
> > --ruaok Freezerbu
me we might not recognize it unless they know to
delete
> the folder it has been expanded to. how can we get around that?
>
> elrod
>
> Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
>
> > Sounds good to me.
> >
> > I've got a follow up question to that: When and where
Sounds good to me.
I've got a follow up question to that: When and where to theme files get
decompressed to? I see two reasonable options here:
1) When FreeAmp starts, it figures out what theme it needs and decompresses
it into /tmp/freeamp-$pid/theme (or X:\windows\temp\theme). When FreeAmp
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