On Wednesday, June 29, 2011 16:04:29 Jonas Ådahl wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion; I'll create a bug and attach it there.
The instructions for submitting patches on the wiki is to send them to
the mailing list. If this is outdated information, I could update it
to suggest creating a ticket
Hi Jim,
It looks like TagLib wasn't built with MP4 support. It's a compile-time option
that must be explicitly enabled. It looks like Ubuntu does enable this, so I'd
try to remove any taglib instances you have installed and installed the latest
version Ubuntu has for 10.04
Hi all,
I've been trying to keep our Vestax Spin mapping working, and just ported over
some changes I made to the Vestax Typhoon mapping to its mapping (as the
controllers are very similar). Unfortunately, I've have a Typhoon and not a
Spin, and the little differences that do exist between the
On Sunday, February 20, 2011 17:18:06 Scott wrote:
Is there a standalone .ipa available for the iphone release? Does
providing one break terms of the app store?
-Scott
Scott,
There's no mobile version of Mixxx, Mixxx is on the Apple Mac App Store for
Apple's desktop and notebook
Just an FYI in case anyone missed the bugmail (gasp!) -- as per bug 678336, I
renamed the mixxx.log we dump in the CWD to .mixxx.log so it's hidden. Just
wanted to let everyone know in case they needed a log file from an OSX or Linux
user and the user can't find any 'mixxx.log' file. Nothing
On Tuesday 10 August 2010 18:17:04 mad jester wrote:
I'm pretty sure it's impossible to do seamless switching between PITS
and VE (and the upcoming rubber band time stretcher). The dropout is
minor though (depends on the latency window of the algorithm).
Admittedly I haven't actually tried it
On Sunday 25 July 2010 02:16:13 Garth Dahlstrom wrote:
Not sure what you would have us do about this... to play nice as a package
within the Ubuntu ecosystem, each package depends on shared lib
packages.When a package we depend on breaks all we can do is advise
the distro and upstream,
no additional user-
facing functionality, the necessary changes to the preferences system are next
on the agenda, well, right after bed, of course :)
Thanks for any help!
Bill Good (GSoC student)
--
ThinkGeek and WIRED's
The rebootGUI call added to fix the visual waveform corruption issue (one of
them, anyway) in r2381 causes the objects pointed to by MixxxView::m_pVisual*
to be destroyed and re-created but the signals enabling drag-and-drop onto
them continue to point to the old objects, so DND is
:42:20 Bill Good wrote:
The rebootGUI call added to fix the visual waveform corruption issue (one
of them, anyway) in r2381 causes the objects pointed to by
MixxxView::m_pVisual* to be destroyed and re-created but the signals
enabling drag-and-drop onto them continue to point to the old objects
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
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
Hi all,
Currently, the code that loads tags from mp4/m4a files doesn't properly deal
with characters not in ASCII, which creates odd artifacts with names like
Tiësto (the artist that prompted my patch incidentally) containing accents,
and would likely do even worse things with names in
in Linux so I didn't install it on my
laptop) and frankly it's been a joy to use the last couple of days. :)
Also, I'm bkgood on freenode and I've been trying to idle in #mixxx now that
I've seemed to have fixed the wifi problems I was having with Arch.
Best regards,
Bill Good
On Tuesday 30
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