[fixed] BassPlayer bug (1 Viewer)

[Sebastiii]

Does skip step works on the same button as FF/REW (TOPBER/Remote etc.) when option is checked. ?
I can't test right now but if yes, maybe remove it / change wiki and hide this option and enable it by default is the good way to do
But why it was working before the rework and why wasapi is ok ? (just question )

 

[hwahrmann]

Does skip step works on the same button as FF/REW (TOPBER/Remote etc.) when option is checked. ?

Yes, it works with the same buttons.

But why it was working before the rework and why wasapi is ok ? (just question )

WASAPI doesn't rely on the buffer. it works more direct with the device.

The whole BASS rework made the player much more stable and introduced new features, like WASAPI.
I don't want to make now any changes just because of the REW.
In fact using a lower buffer would work anyhow.

We were having skip steps in versions pre 1.2 only and then someone decided that he would like to have FF / REW the same way like on a DVD player. for whatever reason.

 

[elliottmc]

So @hwahrmann

based on testing, do you feel that

- 0004463: [Music] Wrong error message on thumbs create during music folder scan (hwahrmann) - ready for testing.
- 0004466: [Music] FF and REW produces wrong result wiith standard BASS Player (hwahrmann) - ready for testing.
- 0004451: [Music] GetStreamTags() has been removed as part of BASS Rework by accident (hwahrmann) - ready for testing.

are all safe and ready to merge?

 

[hwahrmann]

yes.
i'd like to do a small test on 4466 tomorrow.
late afternoon i should know if it is ok.

 

[jameson_uk]

@hwahrmann could you just explain what

		TimeSpan ts = DateTime.Now - _seekUpdate;
		if (_speed > 1 && ts.TotalMilliseconds > 120)
		{
		  SeekForward(80 * _speed);
		  _seekUpdate = DateTime.Now;
		}
		else if (_speed < 0 && ts.TotalMilliseconds > 120)
		{
		  SeekReverse(80 * -_speed);
		  _seekUpdate = DateTime.Now;
		}
	  }

does.
Is the TimeSpan just to prevent skipping too often? (so if it has been last than 120 seconds since process was last called then this gets ignored?)

In terms of REW would it work if we added ts.TotalMilliseconds to the value passed to SeekReverse ?
else without this if Process is called every 20 ms then the skip would be called every 7 calls so ts.TotalMiilliseconds = 140 and if you are running at 2x REW then we are currently trying to seek to 80 * -2 = -160 ms but we have jumped forward 160 ms so the net result is we are basically back where we started ??

 

[hwahrmann]

Unfortunatley / Fortunatley this code is not from me.
The timespan is there to prevent skipping to often.
I am looking already into a way, like you described in your above post.
I have now about 2 hours time and will sort that out.

 

[hwahrmann]

Using the suggestions given by Mike above solved the issue.
Changes have been commited to the branch. Please test and let me know, so that it can be merged to master.

 

[Sebastiii]

Solved also for me

 

[hwahrmann]

So it can be merged. Right?

 

[Sebastiii]

I think yes