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Just the already mentioned issues with currently unimplemented features... Like the repeat all function.

Looks good, but the 'Don't shade played area' option still doesn't work.

No new bugs on my end... All fixes working well.

Thanks for all the hard work Tom!

Also @BTGbullseye: I'd need some demo files for that. Can you please upload them to ftp://resonic.at (user: f009e033, pass: incoming) Wait, for which issue? After pressing the stop button, pressing the play button does nothing. You mean, it's not green, but still plays? No, it doesn't play. It does...

Temporary volume reduction works nice. Musical spectrum visualization looks cool. Music plays back very smooth and clean/clear. Startup is actually faster by 2 seconds over previous versions of Resonic. Sits around 3% CPU usage with a high-bitrate FLAC at maximum compression. Hitting 'next track' bu...

There is an impressive market on Linux as well... It's just not well publicized as it violates the "free and open source" feeling that many are trying to go for. Ubuntu has lots of paid-only programs in their repositories, and there are plenty of paid-only repositories all over the place for Fedora....

Eew... OSX... You have no Idea just how annoying it is trying to troubleshoot issues on those OSes compared to Linux.

As always, quality is best, deadlines are evil. Don't do deadlines, do quality!

Would definitely be nice to have it available to use on my secondary OS, Fedora...

Ready and waiting.

Late post, but I'm always up for finding ways to break things.

m0d wrote:Waiting, eagerly

This.

Sounds promising!

It doesn't block them completely, no but most programs use some aspect that requires some form of administrative access, and that is the part that is blocked. (and about half the time UAC doesn't notify you that it blocked it)

It blocks them from running, or at least it does on every system I've ever seen.

UAC blocks anything that tries to run except for OS components, and currently installed programs. Background installations of malware was what it was originally intended to prevent. Windows Defender was Microsoft's first aborted attempt at an integrated anti-virus solution.

Yeah, a decent AV security suite. It's perfectly all right to disable UAC, (provided you have the AV suite) as I did that first thing when I got my laptop over 2 years ago, and have never had any issues since. The UAC was designed to prevent unknown items from running in the background and causing d...

Glad to help. I know from experience that UAC is a massively flawed security implementation that tends to interfere with normal operations of a computer, and rarely if ever prevents a security breach. I recommend a dedicated security program, and disabling UAC to everyone I do troubleshooting for.

Is UAC turned off? UAC can block an awful lot of things from operating properly.

Sounds good.

So are we all.

Eh, I've got decent enough with Viper until I find one of those I like. Thanks though.

You guys seem to mix up consumer use with professional use here. BTG, not sure what you're trying to accomplish, but 30-50 parametric bands via plugin sounds more like hacky room correction to me. If what you're after is exclusively using Resonic for music listening, having some basic room correcti...

Both the HarmoniEQ and CurveEQ are listed as demos, and pause the audio for a short period every 45 seconds... The GEQ equalizer wasn't even visible from their main site.

The free VOS EQs (e.g. SlickEQ) hold steady amongst the best. Only 3 EQ bands... I actively use 10 in ones that allow it. (and would prefer 30-50) ViPER4Windows is the best audio driver I've used: http://vipersaudio.com/blog/?page_id=59 [ ViPER4Windows | ViPER's Audio ] Decent looking APO... I'll g...

It is useful to those of us that can't afford professional equipment, and want to tune the player to the speakers we have...

Just something to look at concerning what I'd like to see (or something close) for this, AC3Filter. http://www.ac3filter.net/ The equalizer is quite good, and goes up to +-12db on each channel of it's 10 customizable bands, (you chose the frequencies each band covers) and allows each channel to have...

Nice, thanks.

I currently don't have facebook or twitter. Neither do I, and I refuse to EVER give my information to the first. I also don't see a point in me getting a twitter account. but because of auto-update future feature, RSS feed is not indispensable. RSS is an awesome feature... Very powerful if done rig...

Yay! Recursive folder playback! YAY!

Yeah, I thought that looked interesting, but not quite what I meant... lol

FPS audio player!!! Kill things by mixing samples! Bass gives explosions, treble gives lasers, mids do random shotgun and machine gun blasts.

Yeah, but possible for far distant future right? lol

Just found out about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantle_%28API%29

Might be worth looking into instead of OpenGL later on...

Awesome, thank you for working so hard.

Yeah, I was just thinking about it for the aspects that don't directly apply to the audio stream...

Actually, from what I've read OGL4.X doesn't have any issues with running outside of fullscreen. (seems it was an issue with bad implementations of previous versions, not with OGL itself)

I guess I picked the wrong wording for the second part... I meant that the code was better optimized. (I just couldn't think of that wording when I posted it) Ok. I'll keep an eye out for anything that might provide a better hardware acceleration experience without as many troubles as current-gen Op...

Tom wrote:I've improved the overall graphics related stuff, which cleans up an incredible lot of the internals.
Several parts of Resonic got faster again.

Does that mean it has GPU acceleration, or just less complex code? (either way, it's good)

Can't wait!

Have fun doing it!

OK, looks like it was a false alarm with the crashing. I rebooted my computer, and the game and Resonic are both running flawlessly. Appears that it was a network connection overload caused by one of my torrenting programs that was causing the system instability.

Ok, sounds good.

That second sequential mode is really interesting, and would probly be pretty useful for a lot of people... I'd use it...

Looks cool!

I kinda caught the flu (or something weird), but working on the beta anyways ... most of the time, and when my head doesn't feel like doing it supernova style. I hope you feel better soon. 1. (Continuous) Repeat folder - looking for a solution GUI that isn't too confusing, also have to pixel-hack a...

Yup, will do if it crashes again. Near as I can tell it happened after a game crashed, and I was switching tracks both times...

Ok, so I just got a second crash of this build... I originally thought it might have just been a random glitch with my system, but having it happen a second time starts putting holes in that. Unfortunately I was a dunce, and forgot the error code it gave. I will provide the code if it crashes again.

Feature I'm most looking forward to: Continuous Repeat Folder (I hate being in-game when the music stops, and I have to alt-tab just to start the music again)

Feature I'm looking forward to after that: Equalizer

I personally use Classic Analyzer... Looks good to me.

Works great for me.

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