If anyone's interested --
I spent a few hours this evening looking at decreasing mixxx's CPU utilization
while idle -- currently, on my machine, I have two mixxx threads hover at
around 15% cpu utilization while idle (waveform rendering on, no decks loaded,
mixxx just initialized) (this is in tr
Hey all,
I wasn't able to compile trunk on Ubuntu 10.4 after m4a fixes have been
committed.
First #include in soundsoucem4a.cpp should be replaced
the directive in soundsoucem4a.h, that is:
===
#ifdef __MP4V2__
#include
#else
#include
#endif
No
Hello again everyone.
Would the OSX developers among us please stand up?
In order to attempt to avoid platform-specific code in Mixxx, I'm
exploring the option of porting Stanton's HSS1394 library to Linux
starting with the supplied OSX code (since Linux is more similar to OSX
than Windows.) I
Hi Tobias,
Yep, it looks like I managed to introduce an dependency not in the Ubuntu
repositories which isn't probably favorable since it's our 'supported'
distribution.
After some googling, it looks like Ubuntu is using a really old libmp4v2, from
the now-defunct mpeg4ip library (mp4v2 is now m
I've got a fix attached -- it's back to reading tags with the old API, with
Unicode and the extra metadata (that wasn't being read before) added.
If someone could apply and test on Ubuntu, I'd duly appreciate it. Works on
Arch :). Sorry for breaking trunk!
Bill
On Tuesday 18 May 2010 12:33:02
Applied to trunk in r2397, good catch Tobias!
Thanks,
Albert
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 2:25 PM, Tobias Rafreider wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> attached you find a patch that makes shoutcast almost stable along with
> lame.
> Albert and I were on the wrong way, threading issues are not the problem --
> in m
Hey Sean,
I compiled the HSS1394 library on OS X a while ago, just forgot to
document it for you, sorry!
I had to add this to Mixxx's SConscript under the hss1394 block:
env.Append(LINKFLAGS = '-framework IOKit')
Then I had to put the following files in /usr/local/include/hss1394/ :
HSS1