I did some more hacking on the features_xwax branch. Please let me know
if this improves / ruins the behavior. the major change is in CONST
mode, which works like this:
* if you were in vinyl mode, and you switch to CONST, mixxx will keep
playing the track at the previous rate (same as before).
I can't reproduce this crash. I can't think of any code that would
cause mixxx to crash if someone is not using my skin.
owen
On Mon, 2010-03-08 at 09:00 -0800, mad jester wrote:
There is another crash you probably did not contemplate.
If you use a skin other than DJO-Trancer-3 the code
The one crasher I've found is if you are in absolute mode, the needle is
on the record, and you load a new track. I believe it's performing a
seek before the audio data has been loaded.
I'm not sure what the best way to fix that is. should the vinyl control
code know when not to perform a
On Fri, 2010-02-26 at 04:07 -0500, RJ Ryan wrote:
Hey Owen,
This part is actually pretty easy for you to do. It involves using our
ControlObject system. ControlObjects are a way to share values and
notifications about changing values across Mixxx. We use this for
everything from
With the xwax development I'm doing, I'll need some hooks into the UI to
complete the work. It would be nice if Someone Else could work on this
part.
Mixxx needs the following additions:
* A UI indication that a particular deck is enabled for vinyl control
* A UI switchable button that toggles
I've created a branch based off trunk (yay!) with just my xwax diffs and
nothing else.
https://code.launchpad.net/~ywwg/mixxx/features_xwax
Here is what it can do:
* should only resync to vinyl position when the user lifts the needle
(it still does resync after lots and lots of recueing)
*
What's the current status of vinyl control under mixxx (either with 1.7
or 1.8). I'm having problems with both branches with any mode, even
though the widget reports signal ok. I'm using a Serato v.2 control
disc, and xwax-0.6 works perfectly.
I can go into detail, but my initial debugging
That's a good point. We do the best we can with the primary
distribution, but DJs who want the latest and greatest will probably be
sophisticated enough to handle a PPA.
owen
On Fri, 2010-02-12 at 08:44 +0900, Scott wrote:
Isn't this what the Ubuntu PPAs were made for? So releases could be
I've been poking at Mixxx, trying to nail down why I get dropouts of
audio when I load new tracks. I have a fast machine, and it should
definitely be able to handle low latencies well.
I've found that when a new soundsourcemp3 object is created, I almost
always get dropouts while the constructor
if this is one of those situations
where your symptoms could be alleviated through some config changes.
On 2010-02-06, at 12:32 PM, Owen Williams wrote:
I've been poking at Mixxx, trying to nail down why I get dropouts of
audio when I load new tracks. I have a fast machine, and it should
Is there any way to improve the time it takes to load a new track? I'm
getting a pretty hard disk hit when I load a track, and it causes JACK
xruns and audio dropouts, even with a fast machine and Realtime mode
enabled.
Should I get a high-speed external drive and put my music on that? Or
does
On Tue, 2009-12-08 at 16:23 -0800, Vivek Ayer wrote:
the Hercules card has 2 stereo
channels (1 for main, 1 for headphones). I'm having trouble setting it
up with qjackctl. Do I just launch two instances for qjackctl and go
from there and will mixxx work with two instances?
I also use a
On Sun, 2009-11-29 at 20:40 -0800, Albert Santoni wrote:
If I add this to the end of the LibraryTableModel constructor, all my
threading problems magically go away:
while (canFetchMore())
fetchMore();
Thanks a ton to everyone that replied, I've been deep in thought about
On Fri, 2009-11-20 at 13:45 -0800, Albert Santoni wrote:
Apparently I didn't read the fine print that says SQLite doesn't
support concurrent multiple writer connections, and so the new library
code is semi-broken at the moment. To the best of my understanding, we
have two options for solving
The ipod db? Often. Apple has made it a regular practice to tweak
protocols with every release to foil third-party attempts at
interoperability. See also banshee's experience trying to maintain
compatibility, and the palm pre's.
Is libgpod really dependent on gtk?
owen
On Wed, 2009-10-28 at
The zipfile I linked to has a gimp file inside it with all the layers I
used to construct the interface. Rearranging widgets and updating the
XML is tedious, but not soul-crushing. I would welcome anyone taking it
as a starting point and making, say, a 1280x800 version, or one with the
looping
Good feedback might be to change the color of the text in the browser to
red to indicate failure. If they right click, maybe a bunch of grayed
out options and then Unsupported File somewhere.
For dragged-and-dropped files of known-ungood type, perhaps changing the
cursor to an X when they try to
I have a Hercules MP3, and it works perfectly on Ubuntu 9.04. The only
thing that could possibly be called a bug is that when a track is
nearing the end, it's the opposite play button that starts blinking as a
warning.
owen
On Tue, 2009-09-01 at 09:07 -0700, Albert Santoni wrote:
Hi guys,
Has anyone considered adding replaygain support to mixxx, whereby the
replaygain value is used to set the Gain control of the deck? This
seems like it'd be an easy, useful feature for ensuring that mixes
maintain a consistent volume.
Owen Williams
On Sat, 2009-08-08 at 13:00 -0500, Brian Jackson wrote:
But if someone can write the magical code to do it, why not let them try?
I can only speak for myself, but I think if someone has the ability to
write magical code, it should be put to use in the more basic (boring)
features that we really
Some artifacts are inevitable when using PITS. I very rarely enable
Master Tempo on the CDJ because the ultimate quality of the output is
reduced by the very nature of how it works. Short hits such as hats
and kicks are most vulnerable to being squashed or emasculated by it.
I've actually
using SoundTouch.
Thanks,
Albert
On Wed, 2009-07-22 at 23:08 -0400, Owen Williams wrote:
I've noticed that, with pitch-independent stretching turned on,
sometimes high frequency drum hits disappear. This leads to an ugly
smooshy thump in the bass kick, lacking the normal smack
I've noticed that, with pitch-independent stretching turned on,
sometimes high frequency drum hits disappear. This leads to an ugly
smooshy thump in the bass kick, lacking the normal smack on the high
end. This seems to happen once every few measures. If I change the
pitch setting to vinyl
On Tue, 2009-05-19 at 15:16 -0700, Albert Santoni wrote:
Hey Owen,
That said, we might as well move the SQLite branch over to Bzr. I've
just done a branch import request on Launchpad for the SQLite branch.
If you look at the list of branches, you should see a
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