I've been using Windows 10 since august or so, with Mixxx 1.12 and now 2.0.
This was an upgrade from Windows 7 on an old laptop. Soundcard worked fine
from day 1.
I bought in december a controller with soundcard that had published windows
10 drivers for it, and has been working fine as well.
Yes, I saw that yesterday.
https://builds.renegadetech.mixxx.org/job/master-release/284/architecture=amd64,platform=windows/console
[LD] win64_build\mixxx-test.exe
Creating library win64_build\mixxx-test.lib and object
win64_build\mixxx-test.exp
Generating code
Finished generating code
Hello.
I've been looking into improving one of the weak points of Mixxx,
concretely the analysis of new tracks.
I've opened a bug on launchpad about it, and described my findings and how
we could change it, it's here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mixxx/+bug/1641153
I've just got a new powerful
Hello.
I believe that you are not getting the correct answer because the question
is not clear.
What I think that you want to do is get your copy up to date, being it a
branch or master. There is this github page that you should read, although
I will explain it here too:
Hello.
The multithreaded analysis branch is currently behind the changes. The main
problems are the changes related to the database access, that has been
changed to make it more robust on master.
I am not currently updating it, although I offered myself to help migrating
it, once uwe klotz got
I guess the recent changes to the single-threaded analysis related to the
improvements to database access might have caused it.
The way that part is updating is by signals, and there are several jumps
(from analizer to analyzer queue, from queue to library and from library to
the bar where the
I see we have oppinions for each and every side.
I thought that Shade was the only really useless skin, as a leftover from
older versions and now I read one of the main developers is actually using
it, either partially or fully.
When moving from 1.11 (only a few months) to 1.12/2.0 I also felt
Hi S.Brandt.
Now that you mention Outline... the whole Wiki instructions about skins
were written around Outline.
As I found out, it was made with the now deprecated tag, fixed
positioning (not resizable), so the skin itself is not exactly a good
example anymore, but we should think about those
Most probably, you didn't install the microsoft runtimes. That is done by
the installer, but the current .msi installer has a problem doing so, and
the older one doesn't use the same version. Version is 2015. You will find
the download path in the installer sources, in Mixxx source code (don't
Soundcards integrated on controllers tend to offer an ASIO driver in order
to give better latency.
The way this driver is implemented depends on the brand and maybe also on
model.
Generally, the driver allows to switch to ASIO mode or to WDM mode. This
means that such soundcard cannot be used
Hello Daniel.
So, If i understand you correctly, you connected the line output of your
soundcard to a power amplifier. I.e. A plain and simple amplifier without
any volume control on it.
In such scenario, you need to adjust the volume level on your soundcard.
The Xone-K2, as I see, does not have
I initially thought you mean that there was a problem with RAM memory, but
doesn't seem to be the case.
AppVeyor seems to build fine, and on my machine it also builds. RAM usage
is 4.5 previous to build, 5.5 while compiling, and then goes up to 10.5GB
when linking.
On the other hand, what I saw
That's strange... That used to happen when we were cross-compiling the
64bit binary with the 32bit compiler/linker. I don't see how could that
happen with the 64bit compiler, except if the memory is very fragmented and
there isn't a consecutive fragment of memory big enough.
As for translating the manual ( as an author of one of the only two mostly
complete translations ), what happens when the english versions of the
sentences change, is that the translated sentence dissapears and has to be
rewritten completely.
Given that the sentences on a manual tend to be long,
[...]
> I think it could be really helpful to make a GitLab repository for
> controller mappings. We could use its issue tracker to take requests for
> controller mappings so users could vote for mappings they want. That would
> give us data on what hardware is important to map, which could guide
I saw it and I think the cause is that Qthread now has a create () method
that is conflicting with our previous create () method in
SingletonInstance, of whoch Statsmanager extends.
We need to modify SingletonInstance and change the create method to
createInstance () , for example.
I don't have
The fix worked for mixxx.cpp, but the whole compilation didn't succeed due
to time limit.
- Ran for 47 min 4 sec
- https://travis-ci.org/mixxxdj/mixxx/jobs/319868872
Although the linux compile needed just 29 minutes for build and test and
there's also these notable differences:
Time to
Ok, I've opened the pull request https://github.com/mixxxdj/mixxx/pull/1435
Changed the method signature as suggested, and fixed two other warnings,
including the widgethider one.
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