pports the use of MPlayer, but it will eventually support many more players.
No screenshots; we gotta actually build it to see what it looks like, huh?
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any changes we made*.
We aren't compelled to distribute those changes, though, merely because
we *made* them to GPLd code.
The discrepancy this introduces in web-app code is what the Affero GPL was
introduced to avoid.
So, John: when do we get to see the code? :-)
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agine, I'm seriously considering trying to take it out on the road
and
make some money with it, so stability and ease of use in that environment is
important
to me as well.
Things like "use windows, not dialog boxes, for management functions, so you
don't lock
up the realtime
t.
I concur, but please let me suggest that you try to make sure the numbers are
constant-width, and precalculate enough that you can fill empty places with
spaces; having that line jump around on the screen every second will drive
people nuts.
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Kelvin: did we ever look into
the "break the playback window apart from the management window" thing?
Will? How were you dealing with that?
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hose characters are
> garbled, in the same way all time, like if the charset
> definition was ignored.
>
> Is thare anything that could be done about it? New Year's
> Eve is coming :).
So it is. Any ideas on this, Kelvin? (He wrote it; he'd be the best
person to ask
lt putting the
air interface and the control interface on separate display adapters?
I may be *finally* about to do something productive with the silly
program; I have a soft-launch gig coming up in January at a restaurant
a friend of mine bought recently.
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in the
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:-)
I suspect pre-rendering to FLV and shipping to a flash player is the
best goal; a version of the cdg player that would permit rendering to a
file (I believe the current one won't) is, if I understood boss-man
correctly, under consideration.
thin line sociologically anyway, and you
only get 3 failures. 1, if it's big enough.)
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ll Ferrell recently moved to, roughly, Daytona.
Where are you? (And will you be at the TalentQuest State Finals in St
Pete any of the next 3 weekends? :-)
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rticle.pl?sid=06/07/03/0055211
I think they could have done a *MUCH* better job of transferring
control of a service resource.
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't know.
I entirely think it could mean that, yes, and it would probably
just bit-pack them. Recording some identifiable data, as you have, and
checking to see what comes back on a bit-by-bit basis would probably
prove it.
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ne *manually trimmed
to a specific short size as requested*?
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On Mon, Jun 26, 2006 at 10:33:08PM +0100, Drew wrote:
> But the first difference in the files is at byte 2353.
Velly Intelesting.
My memory tells me that the byte count of a raw sector of a Red Book
CD is 2352.
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de,
> and send along the first 100KB or so of each rip.
Well, I haven't actually gotten a drive yet, but shortly.
Unless you meant for me to do it on the Toshiba internal...
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s I'd be interested to see it.
Could some testing software be whipped up? I wouldn't object to
spending the money on some specific CD+G disc (so that we all have the
same baseline) if there was something I could run against that disc to
diagnose what the drive was shipping over
On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 04:19:23PM -0400, William Ferrell wrote:
>On 6/25/06, Jay R. Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 02:13:48PM -0400, William Ferrell wrote:
> > On 6/25/06, Jay R. Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
&g
. "yeah,
>it'll be about ten minutes before you can sing this because my
>computer has to read the whole disc first")
Well, it's often about 10 minutes anyway, isn't it?
Most of our ringers hand in the disc *as* their request slip, round
here. And you should a
On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 02:13:48PM -0400, William Ferrell wrote:
>On 6/25/06, Jay R. Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 01:36:00PM -0400, William Ferrell wrote:
> >I've relocated to Florida (Palm Bay), and am trying to set
&
27;m going ot test it.
> > Has anyone looked into cdparanoia?
>
> I couldn't find an option for ripping with subcode but I didn't look
> that closely.
Amusingly, googling for cdparanoia subcode turns up...
me and Will, talking about whether it will do it or not. :-)
Ch
On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 01:36:00PM -0400, William Ferrell wrote:
>On 6/25/06, Jay R. Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I'll admit; that's *almost* all I've got so far. :-)
> Not quite: I have a paper sketch of a screen layout.
> I
rs to feed
my mixer), and potentially interface with wireless songbook tablets (my
current target is the Fujitsu Point 510 or 1600; the touchscreens of
which are 800x600, color, and don't require a pen).
How *have* things been going with your lashup these days?
And where's your blog again?
> 1. The drive was returning incorrect data. However the fact that the
> audio was distorted suggests to me that it was not just returning RW_RAW
> data because that would have resulted in normal audio and garbage cdg.
>
> 2. cdrdao is doing something to the data.
Has anyone looked i
On Sat, Apr 22, 2006 at 03:34:36PM -0600, William Ferrell wrote:
> On 4/17/06, Jay R. Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yeah... as I say, I think that's why they didn't allow people to
> > actually put it on as text: that would be *much* easier to extract
On Mon, Apr 17, 2006 at 05:47:09PM +0200, Cyrill Helg wrote:
> Am Montag 17 April 2006 15:52 schrieb Jay R. Ashworth:
> > On Mon, Apr 17, 2006 at 11:35:48AM +0200, Cyrill Helg wrote:
> > > First of all thanks for the cool application. My issue: I would like
> > > to
els were
afraid people would extract the text and do nefarious things with it.
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ck.
> >
> >Could you sync it, though?
>
> Well there's the new "no audio" option in pycdg. This uses the system
> clock to play the CD+G in real time. It would need to know if you had
> paused or rewound etc, but it could probably do the job. You can al
egotiations broke down recently. I went public with the details, and
> >Tom Martino (the "Troubleshooter") is going to have me on his radio
> >program Monday to hash this stuff out. Heh. This should get
> >interesting fast :)
>
> Itching to hear how this pans out.
On Sat, Apr 08, 2006 at 11:19:22AM -0600, William Ferrell wrote:
> > [ lost address; pressed for time; please reply back onto list? ]
>
> Not a problem :) I've done that before ;)
Tnx.
> > On Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 08:06:06PM -0600, William Ferrell wrote:
> > > On
player -ao sdl ...
> -or-
> # mplayer -ao jack ...
You can configure that in mplayer.conf, right?
> Fire off an MPlayer instance with a song to make sure it appears as a
> client in the qjackctl Connections window.
>
> If you're using MPlayer with SDL,
nt stuff onto the buffer right before it gets flushed to
> the display device, so it may still just apply and work.
Indeed.
I'm going to sit down this week, and finally try to comp up what I
think a pro-hoster control front end for pyk oughtta look like; I'll
post it when I'
w which version of Windows
> you're using please? Also was it working previously or did this happen
> the first time you ran it?
It did it to me, too, Kelvin; I'd forgotten to say anything. XPPro.
First time.
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>
> Feel free to chip in, add a separate section for a professional player etc.
Aw. Not MediaWiki. Denied.
:-)
Wilco, though.
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sights here would be welcome. I infer from the patent that if I
can get to MCG files, they might be reasonably parseable with the
current engine...
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iling code in there using the hotshot module. It
> hasn't turned out to be useful unfortunately - according to the
> documentation it doesn't play well with threads. The accumulated time it
> spews out is totally incorrect for instance. I've disabled it in there
> for now.
it's almost $200.
PowerKaraoke *looks* nice (though I haven't played with it)... but it's
still $90.
I suspect Kelvin has a feel for how complex the tracks are, having
rendered them; any thoughts on this?
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it'll stop doing any updates, allowing the CPU to catch up quicker. The
> thinking is that a spell of no updates is better than a spell of out of
> sync updates.
I didn't get to this today, but as so many things go, sloth proved to
work well for me. :-)
I'm off to
ould
have thought the {mumble} library was doing it for you?
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s that have
> been updated. I'm not sure how it will pan out, so before I tidy it up
> and do it properly, could you give this one a go? FPS is set to 30.
I've downloaded it; I'll check it today. Saw your note about depth;
I'll play with
LABEL}${DISC}-" *
echo
ls -CF
echo
eject /dev/hdc
echo "Done."
=8<===
It probably ought to have an *overall* time tracking facility, and some
logging. And I need to update my cdrdao to permit slowing down; I'm
rippi
up with "Jesus Is Just
Alright" by the Brothers Doobie (DG11-11); 15 was too slow.
It does appear to not be trying to alias the art, in whatever fashion
it was before.
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ng like 20:1, it's taking 26
minutes to convert, on average, 60ish minutes of tracks. Is that
unreasonable? For a C-IV 1400 it seems a bit slow. What's the default
set of MP3 conversion parameters?
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ylist.
>
> Something like a "Play" button, and a "Play One" button.
Well, even for home-type use, you really only want to play one song at
a time, I'd think. Single-user practice is the only environment where
play-all seems useful, at least to me.
> > 3) add
On Mon, Dec 12, 2005 at 05:59:36PM -0500, Jay R. Ashworth wrote:
> > However, I'm curious if anyone here knows how to snag the right-hand
> > "half" of my two-screen-wide X server desktop and create a "preview"
> > of what it's showing in a small w
t falling behind.
> > Can "fullscreen" mode change the scan rate of the X server? Set it to
> > 640x480x8, and the problem would likely evaporate.
>
> Yes, full screen mode will switch your display resolution if it can
> match a mode to your options; try this:
>
n routinely squeeze 50 FPS out of it at 800x600. If
> I try for 60 FPS, it loses sync with the audio and isn't usable.
Mine is much less happy than that, but, of course, that's at 1280x1024.
Can "fullscreen" mode change the scan rate of the X server? Set it to
640x48
(Will: there's another button for the interface: "Problem with track --
rerip" :-)
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On Fri, Dec 02, 2005 at 09:39:56PM -0500, Jay R. Ashworth wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 02, 2005 at 09:43:37PM +, Kelvin Lawson wrote:
> > but I don't have a system to try it out on. Any feedback you have on the
> > correct dependencies would be much appreciated.
>
> I hope
.3.
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hen there could be erroneous data in the border
> that gets scrolled in.
>
> What do you think?
I think that I've never *ever* seen a commercial CDG that scrolls.
Ever.
KBS will create them, and I should have that in a week or two. But I
wouldn't worry *too* much about it
y-extant project which
is closest to what we need, and submit patches?
And, BTW, Will; could you check your mailer for an HTML knob, and flip
it off?
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ht screw are those with more than one python
installed, with the same interpreter name in different places in their
paths.
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s picking a location for everything else that won't
conflict.
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lidays, I hope
I've gotten his name right :-) thinks much the way I do about in-show
usability, *and* *is* a coder. :-)
> Any ideas would be appreciated. Looking forward to contributing where I
> can!
Our plans for evening domination are proceeding precisely on schedule.
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lvin; I've been through much of your python code the
last 24 hours; please let me compliment you on your *insanely* good
coding and commenting style.
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y?
(Obviously, my preferred target would be Vorbis/Theora...)
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'm doing wrong? :-)
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On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 12:22:38PM -0700, William Ferrell wrote:
>On 11/9/05, Jay R. Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 10:56:11AM -0700, William Ferrell wrote:
> >Yay! Let me know when it's populated; I added supp
)
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be added inside the main interleaving loop; if not, it
> could be more "interesting" to implement.
/me runs and hides
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that word "mastering", buddy. :-)
Yes, I *am* going to break down and buy KBS, here when I can afford
it... I'd talked to the Brit who built it by email once, and it went
the way my first email to you did, Will... and then he ran away.
But anyway; co
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