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Alright, I managed to narrow down the issue. I tried on a different computer and it works fine. So an idea came to my mind. I switched the audio output from my sound card (Asus Xonar DSX) to a HDMI monitor's sound output and it works, but not with the sound card. It might be a driver issue on my end...

Tom wrote:mrfox, make sure you use 0.6.2b from resonic.at as the base.

I do. Double checked to be sure.

After copying the new files to the default installation folder, resonic can't play any files and displays the following error: "Unsupported file format or corrupted file".

Edit: tried with the portable version. Same happened.

Everything is fast and smooth. A strange issue happened though: after installing it I could not scroll with the mouse (in the browser and file list). After restarting Resonic mouse scrolling started working again.

Seems to be great, everything works fine for me.

Startup is extremely fast, the browser is a but a bit jumpy for network files. The dim button is awesome, great idea! The only problem I found so far is that I can't drag&drop multiple network files from windows explorer if the network location is not mapped as a drive. It works fine if the network ...

Great to hear! I'll start testing it tomorrow and I'll report back.

I'm here too, sorry for the slow response.

Tom wrote:
Blackout wrote:looking Good Tom! so where does the second browser destination folders drop down on the right? I cant see it...
I don't even, what to the where now?

The "Browser" I assume. Blackout, the Browser is togglable. Press F4 to show/hide it.

Awesome!

Andreasvb wrote: tag editor

+1

Nice visual upgrade, always good to see those

What's most important to you personally right now, feature-wise?

Library support would be pretty interesting to see.

Only issue here is problem with the track numbers. Everything else seems to be working as expected.

No real difference here at all, sometimes they're slower, sometimes faster, without any reasonable explanation, but there's one strange thing I thought I'd mention: When I first started the -d.exe, closing it was instant (tested on 2 computers). But when I start it again, the shutdown issue is there...

Andreasvb wrote:A little theory here... My disk at home is not on SSD.
I made a test on my SSD as well, it's much faster but you can notice a delay.

Definitely an issue with excessive writes. It's not even noticeable on an SSD (since they can handle more simultaneous writes than a HDD).

Tom wrote:I can only forge ahead with new builds, so here's another one. This is a baffling issue, but I suspect the database engine might be causing this.

Shutdown is slow again with this build for me.

Tom wrote:The joys of coding

Tom wrote:Here's another build without logging but with some essential changes. I really hope this one doesn't block on exit. Kinda groping in the dark here.

No delay, works like a charm.

Tom wrote:Made another special build for the slow shutdown issue:

Interesting... I can't reproduce the issue with this Profile build

Now I have the slow closing problem (on my PC at work) discussed in the previous thread. Something I noticed in the Windows Resource Monitor is that Resonic writes a db-journal file on several different threads, even after the application window is disappeared for a few seconds.

Short review according to my user style: + New 'Select + Deselect Files' feature lets you quickly select (ALT-NUM+) and deselect (ALT-NUM-) multiple files at once. I can already imagine many useful ways to organize music libraries. ! Fixed Resonic not being able to play files inside hidden folders A...

No matter how I try, I can't reproduce this behavior. Sometimes closing Resonic is not instant, but certainly not slow as shown in the video Andreasvb posted.

Oh, that! Yes. It's a custom-painted control and set to the maximum width (hh:mm:ss,xxx) it's going to occupy. I could shrink it for the free version, but there would still be some excess width to make sure all fits in. Probably have to tweak this more. This is a problem I'm having with custom cont...

- Cheers for the quick seek feature, only problem I found is that the area is a bit larger than the time display itself (with short music files anyway) Not sure what you mean? resonic_time.png Probably the element containing the timer is set to a fixed width (just guessing, sorry If I'm mistaken). ...

Great build with many great features! What I found yet: - Browser is a lot faster with files from network share than before - The volume bar, mute icon and rescan icon hiding method is a bit strange, not sure if it is intended or bugged. - Cheers for the quick seek feature, only problem I found is t...

Good to hear, can't wait to get my hands on it!

All is fine here, nothing bad to report, it's gonna be a good release.

(Also, I hope we can test the library feature in the next pre-release

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Tom wrote: can you reproduce this with the file in question?

It was probably a network related issue, I couldn't really reproduce it. My best guess is that i had a momentary disconnection or something that prevented the proper streaming of the file. If it comes up again I'll try to investigate it more.

While listening a long flac file the spectrum analyzer stopped working. Both spectrum analyzers were empty, but I could still se the waveform. Only restarting the player fixed the problem. Screenshot attached:

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Hi, I am back with my usual topic: how to read flac files in folders in networked computers. I cannot. I don't have this problem, flac files are displayed and played without problems from remote computers (using the default windows share over samba protocol, both on Windows 8 Pro and 8.1 Pro). Is i...

Sounds good! Thanks

The resume playback option is great, but I think there should be an option to prevent the player to actually resume playback, but resume to the position with paused state. So it's more like a "remember position on exit" or something like that :) The Stability is really improved, the file list scroll...

The new waveform is great, not all maxed out on trash metal for example. The A-B feature is appreciated, but as some people suggested before, a mouse drag feature would make it more usable (but you probably already have that on your to-do list :)). Overall the player feels even more light-weighted t...

Awesome! Good to see it, I will report my test results.

Sounds good, I mean the update, not the spring sickness part. Hope you feel good now

Exciting! Keep them coming

I can't resize the "File Name" column, is this intended? Notice (if you haven't already know): if you extract a new build to the same folder as the previous one, make sure to remove the 'profiles' folder. Keeping the old config can cause problems (for example horizontal scrolling kept acting cary un...

Pretty much everything works like it should. I only bumped into one problem: file informations sometimes not loading automatically. But when they do, they load pretty fast, so performance improvements are really noticable. The auto-fit problem I reported earlier seems to be gone too. The fun thing t...

The 'File Name' column is loosing its auto fit option when I reduce the horizontal size of the window. When I reduce more, the column width jumps back to fit the text.

Actually both on low-end and high-end. By the way on my work computer (low-end one) I usually listen to music shared over network (smb). On my home PC the issue seems to be gone (or got really rare) after setting the bit rate to 16 bit in windows audio settings. I'll try the same tomorrow at work a...

I haven't experienced anything like this before on my test systems. With buffer underruns audio usually hangs in a loop, but that's it. Does this happen on low-end machines? Actually both on low-end and high-end. By the way on my work computer (low-end one) I usually listen to music shared over net...

Tom wrote:
mrfox wrote:- music seems to lag sometimes (maybe it's an issue on my side, not sure)
Can you explain further? What kind of lag?

It's a random short crack or stop during playback (experienced on 2 computers). Could be an unlucky driver issue or something though.

General Experience: - better overall stability - performance improvements are really noticeable (even on slower computers) - scanning feels a lot faster Experienced bugs: - music seems to lag sometimes (maybe it's an issue on my side, not sure) - can't play music from hidden folders - sometimes I ha...

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