Redrum wrote:
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> Having said all of that, being an engineer, I don't discount the
> possibility that I might be the only one that can see this, and I am
> missing something fundamental. Maybe it's age, karma, growing up near
> the love canal, my love of beer, wine (*no alcohol was involved
Redrum wrote:
> I'm Not sure I understand this response. Are you referring specifically
> to playlists? Because I described in excruciating detail how to cause
> disruption by adding to the queue in this thread, in the attached
> document.
>
> If you are referring specifically to playlists, the
Redrum wrote:
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> Having said all of that, being an engineer, I don't discount the
> possibility that I might be the only one that can see this, and I am
> missing something fundamental. Maybe it's age, karma, growing up near
> the love canal, my love of beer, wine (no alcohol was involved i
bpa wrote:
> If you can describe a method to reproduce your problem on another system
> then the problem can be checked.
>
> If it is just the radio playlist then a copy of the playlist file and
> descriptions of actions/symptoms may be all that is necessary to
> reproduce.
>
> Internet radio
bwaldron wrote:
> You're not alone. I have used playlists of radio stations in the past,
> and encountered many of the same issues that you have.
If you can describe a method to reproduce your problem on another system
then the problem can be checked.
If it is just the radio playlist then a co
Redrum wrote:
> Having said all of that, being an engineer, I don't discount the
> possibility that I might be the only one that can see this, and I am
> missing something fundamental.
You're not alone. I have used playlists of radio stations in the past,
and encountered many of the same issues
Example of being pro-active might provide better answers.
Normally the getMetedataFor routine has to return a hash with icon,
title etc.
Line in red show that in some circumstance it will return "empty" - this
may explain the "blank" slots in your queue. Adding additional logging
would check if
Redrum wrote:
> Agree, I need to reiterate that these are observations, not meant to
> create work, but rather to point out a use case that resulted in
> unexpected behavior, maybe something a dev consider a bug.
I can't help feeling time might be time might be better spent, learning
some Perl e
bpa wrote:
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> So a question has to be asked - are these realistic scenarios ? To
> resolve the problem may add complexity to the plugin which in practice
> will never be used.
Agree, I need to reiterate that these are observations, not meant to
create work, but rather to point out a use ca
Redrum wrote:
> Radio Stations do not behave like music files in the queue (when there
> is more than one), and station types (plugin or standard) don't (miss)
> behave The same way.
For stations that have/use a protocol handler - the metadata displayed
(e.g. image, text) during playing is usua
I was playing around with adding multiple radio stations into the queue,
then saving as a playlist. Sort of using the queue as a set of presets.
I noticed some odd behavior with the Now Playing (Art, artist, song)
info. In the process of testing this/that, I did something to my system
which preve
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