Subject: News about UADE2 XMMS plugin

From: shd
Date: Sun Nov 27 01:58:22 2005

To: UADE-Developer-discussion
Jipii! UADE2 just gave its first sounds out of XMMS :-) The plugin is still totally unusable, but hopefully it's fixed soon.

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From: shd
Date: Sun Nov 27 21:54:03 2005

To: UADE-Developer-discussion
[quote:54841df47d="shd"]Jipii! UADE2 just gave its first sounds out of XMMS :-) The plugin is still totally unusable, but hopefully it's fixed soon.[/quote:54841df47d]

Current CVS version is almost something that could be called a plugin. The biggest problem with the current version is lack of timeout support. A smaller problem is that there is no GUI to set options. Just edit uade.conf :-)

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From: shd
Date: Sun Nov 27 22:25:28 2005

To: UADE-Developer-discussion
[quote:f239ebe2df="shd"]Just edit uade.conf :-)[/quote:f239ebe2df]

That is, if uade.conf was read at all from the plugin.. Anyway, now the plugin has hardcoded subsong and silence timeouts (512s and 20s).

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From: shd
Date: Mon Dec 5 00:09:52 2005

To: UADE-Developer-discussion
[quote:b3013ba979="shd"]Jipii! UADE2 just gave its first sounds out of XMMS :-) The plugin is still totally unusable, but hopefully it's fixed soon.[/quote:b3013ba979]

Just committed a song length database feature into the XMMS plugin. Now it's much better than uade1 xmms plugin but lacks graphical configuration tool (which was mostly useless anyway). You can just edit uade.conf directly.

The db is compatible with uade1 db but named differently, so you can do following to import old playtimes:

 cp ~/.uade/db-content ~/.uade2/contentdb

Note that some songs might because a second shorter with the new uade, and that is because uade1 counts lengths badly :(