Hi,
This behaviour is fixed on CVS and will be release in 0.1.5.
UltraStar-NG is now using globbing functions to detect txt file (behaviour
similar as the Windows version).
All */*.[tT][xX][tT] in the song directory are detected.
Thank you for reporting.
Vincent
Hi,
The following patch could fix this.
It is a cumulative patch to apply instead the previous one.
http://ultrastar-ng.cvs.sourceforge.net/ultrastar-ng/UltraStar-ng/include/video.h?r1=1.1r2=1.2view=patch
Hi,
Fixed on CVS, patch can also be applied on 0.1.4 version.
Patch is available here :
http://ultrastar-ng.cvs.sourceforge.net/ultrastar-ng/UltraStar-ng/src/screen_sing.cpp?r1=1.70r2=1.71view=patch
Thanks for reporting
Vincent
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Fixed upstream on CVS.
Patch here :
http://ultrastar-ng.cvs.sourceforge.net/ultrastar-ng/UltraStar-ng/docs/ultrastarng.h2m.in?r1=1.1r2=1.2view=patch
Thanks for reporting
Vincent
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Hi,
This bug is related to the lack of check of the screen pointer returned
by SDL when creating screen buffer. This could be checked by the
following patch :
http://ultrastar-ng.cvs.sourceforge.net/ultrastar-ng/UltraStar-ng/src/main.cpp?r1=1.38r2=1.39
That clearly exit and print why it
Hi,
I've track the bug down to the xine ogg/vorbis decode that doesn't
support seeking if the ogg file hasn't been started.
The bug has been confirmed by Darren Salt from xine project.
Waiting for xine patch, the following ultrastar-ng patch works
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