Triode wrote: > Hi - visualisations definitely look interesting. I'm not near a linux > machine right now, but interested in merging into squeezelite/jivelite > based on this once you have something and I've looked at in more > detail. > > For the squeezelite component do we really need to apply the replay gain > and gain(volume) to the samples - I was wondering if we just take the > raw samples and write to the shared memory block?
Sounds good to me. I'm still playing with things, I'd like to see a decade scale on the spectrum analyzer. You can see the changes in my repos, other than adding in the original visualizations it's not that much. The replaygain makes a big difference, otherwise the visualizations aren't "centered" in the normal range. The volume poses a problem as it will affect the visuals if the volume is turned down, this is why I only apply the replaygain. Thankfully it doesn't seem to use much CPU. Pascal Hibon wrote: > Nice to see how this great project moves on! > Given the “color limitations” of the display in use, maybe the > Squeezebox 3 VU meter would be a better fit for it? The VU meters are just multiple bitmaps with the needle drawn in different spots. I played with the Touch bitmap a bit in Gimp to get it to fit on the display, but it could use more work, frankly. If anyone wants to draw a new VU meter, 128 x 64 pixels, with the needle in 25 positions that would be great! There is also support in the code for a vertical bar-style VU meter. Maybe a skin with the track info and the vertical VU meter on the right side would be nice. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rpress's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=31544 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98960
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