Hi,

*addon - plugin.audio.mozart
*version - 0.0.3
*url - svn://svn.online.bg/plugin.audio.mozart/TAGS/0.0.3
*revision - 17
*branch - TAGS/0.0.3
*xbmc version - dharma, eden-pre

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> the entire add-on is duped in resources/.

Thanks - my mistake, obviously; fixed.

> tech 1; yes, we use an internal 2.4 interpreter currently. we plan to
> move to system python shortly.

OK, I'll keep the checks for functions which only arrived in 2.6 and
later (e.g., when using XBMC linked to external python); if they fail
(e.g., XBMC using internal python), the code for 2.4 will still work.

> tech2; no good way to do this currently. once we move codecs to
> add-ons, we will supply a default soundfont with the codec. for now
> you can check for existence of either
> special://masterprofile/timidity/soundfont.sf2 or
> special://xbmc/system/players/paplayer/timidity/timidity.cfg

OK, added MIDI version too. I have two checks whether a soundfont
exists; if yes, then MIDI files will be used. MIDI files are supplied
with the addon, so no need for huge Internet download of WAV files.
Also, added a workaround for incorrect playback of .mid files
(http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=88790&highlight=soundfont).

WWell,

Assen

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