Neue Audio Engine im SVN (1 Viewer)

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• Die neue Audio Engine findet sich ab heute in den SVN-Snapshots http://svn.team-mediaportal.com/
  
  Noch in der Testphase, es darf also reichlich Feedback gegeben werden:
  https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/showthread.php?t=10766
  
  
  Player Features:
  • Quick start up (under 2 seconds typically) -- no more waiting for the external player to launch before music playback begins
  • Supports the following file types out of the box (no codec installation required):
    ape, flac, mp3, ogg, wv, wma, mp4, m4a, m4p, and mpc
  • Cross-fading -- configurable from 0 - 16 seconds (default: 4 seconds)
  • Gapless playback (default: disabled)
  • Buffering -- configurable from 1 to 8 seconds (default: 5 seconds)
  • Soft-start / soft-stop -- fades volume in or out when a track is manually started or stopped (default: enabled)
  • Seek forward and seek back -- uses MP's configured seek steps; 15sec-->30sec-->1minute etc (Default: no configuration required)
  
  Native Visualization Support:
  MP no longer relies on WMP for visualization display
  Supports the following visualization plugins:
  • SoundStream -- G-Force and WhiteCap v5.0 and higher (currently in beta). Visit SoundSpectrum and check out thier excellent visualizations!
  • Sonique -- The XMPlay site has a great assortment of Sonique visualization plugins
  • WMP -- not all visualizations supported. I'll be working on this furthur in coming weeks
    
  • New music overlay cover art fade-in/out alpha-blending over visualization animation
  • Visualization on Now playing screen (default: enabled)
  • Fullscreen visualization status display (default: disabled) shows a track info overlay image when a track changes and displays playstate images such as play, pause, ff, etc (note that this requires a fairly fast cpu so you'll want to leave this disabled on systems slower than P4 2.66GHz) When enabled, the track info overlay pops up on each track change. Pressing <F3> to shows or dismisses the track info overlay.
  • Rendering is done on a seperate thread so visualizations in fullscreen mode no longer freezes the rest of MP and MP no longer blocks while the visualization is initializing
  
  Note that these features ONLY work if you have selected "Internal Music Player" on the Music-->Player Settings page in Configuration.exe.
  
  If you're using Sonique visualizations you'll need to save them to the \MusicPlayer\plugins\visualizations folder in your MediaPortal folder. For all other visualization types (SoundSpectrum, WMP) you don't need to do anything as MP will find them automatically.

 

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Hatte es vorhin mal kurz angetestet und musste dann aber feststellen, dass ich dann kein TV mehr schauen konnte, zumindest kein PayTV, weil MP die PMT-Daten, welche an die FireDTV gesendet werden müssen, nicht unter MP\database\pmt sucht, sondern unter MP\MusicPlayer\plugins\visualisations\database\pmt. Warum auch immer... Hab dann erstmal wieder eine ältere Revision ausgecheckt, weil ich heute wenig Lust auf Gefummel hatte.

Muss allerdings eingestehen, dass ich einfach den Trunk ausgecheckt, kompiliert und über ein installiertes MP kopiert hatte. Der MusicPlayer an sich tat auch wunderbar (schöne Sachen das Fading und die Visualisierungen...), aber leider streikte halt das TV.

Visualisierungen gibt es übrigens hier:
http://support.xmplay.com/file.php?cat_id=6

Man muss da einfach die *.svp-Datei rausprügeln und in visualisations-dir ablegen...