On 10 Aug, Steve Kennedy wrote:
What the cvs command to get the Solaris version, I downloaded
the latest beta from the Freeamp site, but this has a few
problems.
That's because we don't have Solaris support. Unless you're going to fix
some problems or volunteer to maintain the Solaris port,
On 16 Aug, Peter wrote:
Hi, I have been compiling with visual c++ 6.0 in windows 98 in debug
mode and i haven't had any problems but then I make a release exec
and try it on NT, and it has been asking me about some dll's of MSVC
i.e. MSVCP60.dll that obviously are not installed on that
On 22 Aug, Mark Lehrer wrote:
Hello! I just got rid of xmms forever and I'm quite enjoying freeamp.
Finally, fonts I can actually read.
The only feature I like in xmms is the title streaming. Is there
active work on this? If not, I can try to hack it in. It doesn't
look like a
On 23 Aug, johnn wrote:
i don't know if this is off the mark but is there a delphi component(object) that i
can use to make it easy to create a simple mp3 player?
where else can i look for a component like this?
Yup, check this out:
From: Kei Ishida [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Thanks!
On 24 Aug, Mark Lehrer wrote:
OK I figured out how to extract the title from the httpinput stream;
but I'm not quite sure where to apply the title. It looks like
currently it only sets it when you advance to the next item in the
playlist.
Ok, I'm confused. What is it that you are trying
Back in June EMusic had to make the tough decision to stop supporting
FreeAmp, and the FreeAmp team lost two paid developers Isaac Richards
and Keith Steinbeck.
In the meantime, Relatable.com has stepped up to the plate and hired
Isaac Richards as a full time FreeAmp developer. Isaac has been
On 26 Aug, Mo DeJong wrote:
Hi all.
I have been chasing down a little bug that was keeping me
from using freeamp to pull mp3 files off a web server.
The odd part was that it worked just fine with winamp
but when I connected with freeamp the webserver puked
saying the GET line was invalid.
On 1 Sep, Isaac Richards wrote:
Oops, I forgot to mention that the Redhat RPMs haven't been updated for beta 8
yet. Source is still available, and we'll get those RPMs up soon.
The rpms for beta8 have been posted in the download page. Have at them!
--ruaok Freezerburn! All else is
On 7 Sep, shren wrote:
Everyone else - sorry to use the list to find someone whose email I
lost, and thanks again for the great player. One question
though. Freeamp doesn't seem to play wav files. Is this on the
agenda? I could probably code it myself, if not.
Its been on my agenda
On 19 Sep, Sean Ward wrote:
Yep, freeamp as a whole is a lot more bloated than say, winamp or XMMS. The
primary size difference comes from the musicbrowser, because it loads all
the metadata entries at startup, so has a memory footprint proportional to
the number of tracks in your
On 19 Sep, Chris Kuklewicz wrote:
Open the music browser, play a few tunes, then select each Theme and return
to the Freeamp theme. The theme memory is NOT released:
PID USER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT LIB %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
21310 ckuklewi 0 0 41260 38M 3528 S 0
On 19 Sep, Joseph A. Martin wrote:
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Isaac Richards wrote:
On 19-Sep-2000 Joseph A. Martin wrote:
I fired up my new copy of FreeAMP, and specified my music directory as
the directory for the Music Browser to scan. All went well for about
three minutes. It zipped
On 21 Sep, Isaac Richards wrote:
Could you upgrade mb_client from CVS and see if that fixes it?
I've got all the latest and greatest and the crash happens for me as
well
--ruaok Freezerburn! All else is only icing. -- Soul Coughing
Robert Kaye -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 21 Sep, Isaac Richards wrote:
On 21-Sep-2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got all the latest and greatest and the crash happens for me as
well
Positive about that? Problem was the Http class in libmusicbrainz was clashing
w/ the Http class in freeamp.. Renamed it to MBHttp and
On 21 Sep, Chris Kuklewicz wrote:
Use namespaces.
C++ has even more flexible namespaces than Java.
You library code become more legible since your library can call MB::Http as Http.
People using the library get to only pull in what they want to into their namespace.
Since this library
On 21 Sep, Isaac Richards wrote:
Only problem is that namespaces don't work with current versions of g++.
Yea. They don't work at all? Where can I find some details on this?
--ruaok Freezerburn! All else is only icing. -- Soul Coughing
Robert Kaye -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've created a standalone audio signature generation program that will
take in an MP3 file and kick out the ASCII signature for that track. To
build this app, do this after the configure in freeamp:
make -f Makefile.towav sigapp
This creates the sigapp application. Right now it has no ID3
On 21 Sep, Joseph A. Martin wrote:
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000, Isaac Richards wrote:
Could you upgrade mb_client from CVS, remove these tracks from the music tree,
and get it to re-signature them? I believe I've fixed the problem -- seemed
some tracks didn't like the old downmix code that was in
On 22 Sep, Michael Lea wrote:
lmc/vorbis/src/lib/psy.c: In function _vp_psy_init':
lmc/vorbis/src/lib/psy.c:175: structure has no member named ath_att'
lmc/vorbis/src/lib/psy.c:272: structure has no member named toneatt_125Hz'
...etc etc etc.
lmc/vorbis/src/lib/psy.c: In function
On 21 Sep, Isaac Richards wrote:
On 22-Sep-2000 Chris Kuklewicz wrote:
Once the stream part of the music browser is opened, it downloads
and parses the xml file every 30 seconds.
Doesn't it just need to hit it once?
Naw.. Plan is for it the server .xml to be automatically updated
On 22 Sep, Chris Kuklewicz wrote:
Have a hash_setchar* which holds new refcount 1 strings (and thus
has no int overhead), and a hash_mapchar*, unsigned int which holds
any refcount string. A duplicate has to be searched for in both the
hash_map and hash_set when adding a new string. When
On 26 Sep, gunnm wrote:
I have the current stable version of freeamp, 2.0.8, and I
think the program rules! No really, it is way better than
winamp, I am very impressed. I think you need to improve
your "marketing" though, since I just heard about it
recently from a slashdot post and would
On 24 Oct, Scott McCaskill wrote:
Right around line 507 is the following code:
file = string(strchr(m_path + 7, '/'));
Problem is, this blows up if m_path is something like
"http://205.188.245.131:8038", since strchr is returning null and the string
constructor doesn't like that (on
This should hopefully be the last release candidate before we release
the 2.1 final version. As usual, to download go here:
http://www.freeamp.org/index.html?mode=download
Aside from the changes listed below, I've set up the automatic stream
update scripts on the server. Now when the user
On 3 Nov, Clemens Bentzien wrote:
Is freeampRC4 in CVS? Could you tell me the suitable command?
RC4 plus a few more changes are the head rev in CVS. Go to freeamp.org
and check out the developer pages. There are detailed instructions for
accessing CVS...
**
Another little bug, seems to
On 10 Nov, Mark Lehrer wrote:
I'm digging through the code here and it is leading me to a bunch of
files that say MP3 Decoder originally Copyright (C) 1995-1997 Xing
Technology
Are most of these streaming mp3 players based on this same code?
Although freeamp does a better job than other
On 9 Nov, Mark Lehrer wrote:
Well I am continuing to dig and the short packets/frames are
unfortunately showing up in XingLMC::DecodeWork()... perhaps the
scariest looking routine (comment-free too) in the whole program.
If I had to take a preliminary guess, I'd say it's trying to play a
On 12 Nov, Nicholas Dronen wrote:
Hi,
I'm running freeamp 2.1 on Linux (compiled from source).
Since upgrading, the Uncategorized Tracks folder is unsorted.
Am I missing something?
Can you please enter a bug report into Bugzilla and we'll take a look at
it?
--ruaok Freezerburn!
And another rc release of FreeAmp. This should be the last one. Yeah, I
know -- you've heard that before. :-) We just want to make sure we get
it right this time. As usual, download it from here:
http://www.freeamp.org/index.html?mode=download
Changed for this version:
Changes for
On 7 Dec, elk bot wrote:
hello everyone,
I've been helping out a local radio station get set up for live streaming...
previously they were streaming via real server (yech!) and I set them
up w/ a nice shoutcast stream... the only problem is archiving.
in their prior set-up they were
Apologies for not responding to this sooner. My freeamp-dev mail was
going into the wrong folder and I never spotted it.
On 26 Feb, Dave Chapman wrote:
On Monday 26 February 2001 02:46, Marty Schoch wrote:
A more complicated solution would be to modify Obseqium to set
the Market bit in the
On 8 Mar, Michael Smith wrote:
Having finally got icecast2 running, I found that freeamp didn't play the
stream correctly. Here's a patch for the problem. Basically, it's not
dealing correctly with one possible return from ov_read() (this happens
usually when connecting to a stream, and
On 7 Mar, Dave Phillips wrote:
Yes, it handles single Ogg files beautifully, but it fails with the
streaming stuff right after pre-buffering. Says something like "Skipped
corrupted file" then just stops.
Plese let me know if you get the streaming stuff repaired soon. I'm
submitting an
On 8 Mar, Michael Smith wrote:
I asked Jack to set up a server for testing purposes (he has actual
bandwidth:)
http://i.cantcode.com:8000/test.ogg
It should be up for at least the rest of the day.
Thanks -- that was a perfect test case. And, for a change I got to debug
with *good*
On 14 Mar, Isaac Richards wrote:
Ehrm. FreeAmp already writes id3v2 tags when you edit things.. Has ever
since 2.1, maybe even before.. You did need to have id3lib installed up
until the RC6 release to have support to write them, but we've since
swallowed the id3lib source into our tree
On 15 Mar, Wayne F Davis wrote:
Hi,
I would like to help out with the freeamp project. Is the "Help
Wanted" page of the website still up to date?
If so, has anyone done any design for the KDE/GNOME stuff?
Its not complete. Check out the following thread from last month:
Hi everyone!
At long last, we've wrapped up futzing with FreeAmp 2.1! The new version
is now available on the website: http://www.freeamp.org
The changes from the last release candidate were:
Changes for version 2.1.0 final
On 21 Apr, Karl Ove Hufthammer wrote:
I can't update to 2.1 using the update functionality in FreeAmp. It displays
2.0.8.0 as the latest version.
Yup. I never saw that feature work right, and I didn't feel like
maintaining/debugging it any further, so I removed the feature.
I apologize for
On 1 May, Stefan Gehn wrote:
Hi,
On my system freeamp's configure did not find arts-includes or -libs because
they're not in my include/lib-path by default. I now patched configure.in to
use artsc-config which by default is installed on every system where arts is
installed on.
I have
fixed).
Rob
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From: Wayne F Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 11:46:45 -0500 (EST)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RTSP Support?
I certainly plan on adding support for
this when the next version gets underway.
Any timeline yet?
Ok, cool. I'd definitely like to help. Has
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