2 small extracts to help reproducing the issue:
- the last 5 seconds of a track : 01.flac
- the fisrt 5 second of the following track : 02.flac
Those samples can be used to trigger the issue on MP side. With Foobar the track change is seamless.
2 small extracts to help reproducing the issue:
- the last 5 seconds of a track : 01.flac
- the fisrt 5 second of the following track : 02.flac
Why take what I said as a personal insult? If you're the only one that works on this then I didn't know that but even so, it's not personal at all. Everyone appreciates developers have lives and jobs, there is no need to remind long-time users and posters of this whenever an issue is raised.I also find it incredibly frustrating to be reminded about that every day. See above: I want to investigate that.
Real life prevents it for doing it faster and i have other things on my list, which have more priority than this.
It hasn't been updated since 2011 and when I posted about the surround sound problem a while back there was no reply. In any case, if MediaPortal's Music player worked correctly then PureAudio would be superfluous.Why don't you talk to the author of PureAudio that he removes this limitations?
Yes, this is the primary reason I upgraded to 1.4.0. WASAPI and ReplayGain are very nice, although I haven't tried it on my main setup yet. I also appreciate the "skip steps" option because I'm sure someone decided at some point that it wouldn't be implemented, which was a crazy decision - what use is "fast forward" for music??I did a lot of changes to BASS for 1.4, like WASAPI support, replaygain, Resume functionality, etc.
So people have been "nagging" about gapless playback for a while then? Doesn't surprise me - it's a very basic feature I would expect from an audio player. Indeed, far more basic than WASAPI or ReplayGain. The strange thing is that there's even an option for it, which suggests someone attempted to implement it long ago but, as far as I know, it's never worked. :/This is taking for granted, but the nagging about gapless never stops.
There are plenty of albums where one track continues to the next without any gap (even if it's just a cross-fade) and for those you need gapless playback. If you only ever play shuffled tracks then it probably wouldn't matter to you but that doesn't change the fact that it's a vital feature of any half-respectable music player.I don't feel personally insulted. i am just bored being always reminded.
I don't need gapless playback at all. i do cross fading of 1,5 seconds.
The release was on Area51 for quite some time for testing and not very much people tested it.
Maybe my ears are too old, but i hardly can hear a gap.
case (int)PlayBackType.GAPLESS:
Config.CrossFadeIntervalMs = 200;
type = "Gapless";
break;
public void SwitchToGaplessPlaybackMode()
{
if (_playBackType == (int)PlayBackType.CROSSFADE)
{
// Store the current settings, so that when the album playback is completed, we can switch back to the default
if (_savedPlayBackType == -1)
{
_savedPlayBackType = _playBackType;
}
Log.Info("BASS: Playback of complete Album starting. Switching playbacktype from {0} to {1}",
Enum.GetName(typeof(PlayBackType), _playBackType),
Enum.GetName(typeof(PlayBackType), (int)PlayBackType.GAPLESS));
_playBackType = (int)PlayBackType.GAPLESS;
Config.CrossFadeIntervalMs = 200;
}
}