Hi,
The newly merged album art code in master is missing implementation for Opus
codec, causing linker errors if libopus is detected and enabled.
I added following to my hack branch to make it compile without explicitly
disabling opus codec, but I’m not at all sure about the code.
Hi,
I think these two bugs should be implemented with a workflow like this:
- select a folder to export files to (‘create external mixxx library’ for
example), let’s say
/media/external/exported
- mixxx creates empty database to the location, for example
Storing cue points to the file tags is a very stupid idea from Traktor.
Ableton live has the right idea: it stores an .asd file along the original, for
example
folder/foo.mp3
folder/foo.mp3.asd
These small .asd files contain ableton specific track metadata. We could for
example create a
To implement a shortcut manager, we should first have code to read user
specific keyboard mapping on top of system mapping: right now, to modify
keyboard shortcuts you must edit the file in system directory and that one is
overwritten when you upgrade the keymap.
We must also make sure all
Hi,
Recently merged patch to support touch events breaks compile with Qt5: the
touch API was added to quite late versions of Qt4 and it seems it was only a
draft version, reimplemented for Qt5 slightly differently.
It’s quite obvious when you compare public functions on following pages:
Hi
There have issues building mixxx on OS X Mavericks with external libraries from
homebrew: our build configuration uses libstdc++ (gcc) by default, but
libraries we link to are linked with libc++ (clang). These two libraries are
incompatible in same binary, and homebrew new seems to compile
be
a good thing to have in mixxx? I do all the work using the sidechain. Reads
currently playing track, from a copy of changedmetadata... and saves it via
taglib... i think.
On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 8:09 PM, Ilkka Tuohela ilkka.tuoh...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
Just one note about
, schrieb Ilkka Tuohela:
Hi,
Recently merged patch to support touch events breaks compile with Qt5: the
touch API was added to quite late versions of Qt4 and it seems it was only a
draft version, reimplemented for Qt5 slightly differently.
It’s quite obvious when you compare public
I got vamp-plugin-sdk and rubberband successfully installed with following
formulas:
http://tuohela.net/irc/vamp-plugin-sdk.rb
http://tuohela.net/irc/rubberband.rb
Mixxx seems to compile, not sure if it works as expected :)
*hile*
, that does the trick.
Wiki instructions need update too, hope it is OK to link to your page.
Many thanks for the fast response.
jus
On December 7, 2013 at 10:49:26 AM, Ilkka Tuohela (ilkka.tuoh...@gmail.com)
wrote:
I got vamp-plugin-sdk and rubberband successfully installed with following
Hi,
As discussed on IRC, I got tired of passing the --resourcePath variable all the
time when working on the code, and fixed src/configobject.cpp to detect and use
../res and res/ as resource paths, if found from same directory or level above
from mixxx binary path. With this patch, you can
Hi,
As I reported earlier, there were some XML mapping inconsistencies in our
controller MIDI mappings. Since we show these strings in the controller
selection UI in 1.11 (including wiki and forum links!), I think it's quite
important to have correct information for all fields to get better
Agree.
I don't think people using vertical text lists actually read the text: they
twist their head once to read it and then memorize the shape just like an icon.
Another problem in mixxx UI for the vertical text panels would be translations.
The language change can often double length of
Based on feedback yesterday, I have now cleaned up and modified the presetInfo
patch to fix issues I talked about yesterday, adding some fixes we have
disuccessed on IRC simultaneously.
Now the parser is separate module src/controllers/controllerpresetinfo.cpp/h.
The data structure and
.
*hile*
mixxx-controller-patch.diff
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On 15 May 2012, at 06:21, Ilkka Tuohela wrote:
Attached is a quite large patch which:
- Implements the hid blacklist patch I wrote about earlier, now with support
for blacklisting entries for linux based
Anyone interested in writing HID mappings should now review my patch, not yet
in trunk, to help writing HID mappings easier. It's not yet complete, but the
API of the patch is getting closer to being finished. It does NOT trigger any
events yet, just dumps what could be done to screen: this
There are some HID devices which simply don't make any sense, one example is
the Apple Macbook 'Top Case' HID devices which is used to see the status and
control display brightness, keyboard backlight etc, or EKS Otus mouse driver
(it shows as a mouse and DJ controller separately on OS/X, DJ
On 1 May 2012, at 00:36, zestoi wrote:
On 30 April 2012 06:02, Sean M. Pappalardo - D.J. Pegasus
spappala...@mixxx.org wrote:
As RJ said, that's an unintended-consequences bug that I need to examine more
closely when I get back to my controller pile at home. (Still traveling at
the
On 1 May 2012, at 01:44, zestoi wrote:
On 1 May 2012 01:09, Ilkka Tuohela ilkka.tuoh...@gmail.com wrote:
for hid devices i've found that just matching on dev-product_string is
enough. if someone has two controllers of the same type plugged in the 2nd
instance just has to make sure
in a different process.
Adam
On 31 March 2012 18:54, Ilkka Tuohela
ilkka.tuoh...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe I'm asking the obvious, but why wouldn't following
process work just fine:
- Store new tags to database fields
- Make a copy of the file on disk to temporary file
As use cases go, I agree, nobody should be tagging tracks with exteral programs
while performing. On the other hand, changing the tag on mixxx screen when you
load the track is quite plausible, like in Oh the artist tag is wrong I'll
fix it straight away! use case. Some people also might use
Maybe I'm asking the obvious, but why wouldn't following process work just fine:
- Store new tags to database fields
- Make a copy of the file on disk to temporary file, original being still
mmaped or not doesn't matter
- Write tag changes to the temporary file
- If writing temporary file was
Sean asked me to review his proposal for the HID controller input mapping
format, I did but then went completely bollocks with it thinking what else
could be done within the XML file.
As a result, here is an example file which has nothing to do with his planned
format. Here I try to tackle in
Hi Sean,
I had a long chat on the IRC about separating midi backend initialization in
new controllers code, when you were away. Of course ask RJ about how he feels
about it before coding of course and do this before merging the controller
abstraction to main, I'm just spitting ideas
The
Hi,
Attached patch fixes some issues with OS/X build regarding library frameworks
and build flags. Without this, you needed to have a link to QT toolkit in
/Library/Frameworks even if qtdir was given on command line.
The patch also check for existence of /sw /opt/local and /usr/local and
If it really needs a static limit of 50 pointers, might make sense to make it
80 now, because that's about maximum length of one CD, so it works with full
album mix CDs.
It could be made dynamic of course.
*hile*
On 12. Feb2012, at 0:49 , Akash Shetye wrote:
Hey Thomas,
That
As discussed on IRC...
Attached is a cleaned up version of midi-mappings-scripts.js - since this
script is expected to be read by mapping writers, it's readability and
documentation is quite important I think.
Except for indentation changes, I did not change any code (of course please
review
Hi,
Just wanted to notify about my first public release of python mixxx database
manipulation package pymixxx:
https://github.com/hile/pymixxx
This version has only been tested on OS/X. It shamelessly pulls my other
library 'musa' as well, using it for command line album tree/song parsing
Hi,
Just posted new MIDI mappings for Pioneer CDJ-2000 decks, which implement 2
decks configured to MIDI channels 1 and 2. Tested on OS/X with no special
drivers installed.
Jogs and sliders seem to work fine, and most of the buttons are in use for
something. The buttons and knobs I did not
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