@thread

using this beta, TuneNet no longer freezes/grims on startup under OS4 final.

@Bean
My brother has just returned to the Amiga scene and we had some deliberations over a few beers recently. TuneNet was a prime example of why I love the Amiga scene (note all scene includes all derivatives). It has been such a pleasure to watch this program develop, especially given you first simple intentions. More exciting is we know where it is going, hey, as a bonus. at this stage it is free!

Congratulations on your work. Thanks also to the other guys chipping in with plugins and graphical help.

With other projects such as Wookiecha, MPlayer, DvPlayer and Mindspace (to mention only a few) also following suit, 2007 is going to be a good year.

thanks
ace

I love this player!! Thanks so much.

Skinnable GUI is very welcome, i remember a screenshot time ago.

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ikir

@ikir

Quote:

Skinnable GUI is very welcome, i remember a screenshot time ago.

Hi,

Sorry, the skinnable GUI isn't included in this version, just the Reaction GUI / skinnable Docky GUI and Command Line Interface.

FuZion and I have much work to do on the Skinnable GUI yet!

Cheers,
Bean.

Last edited by Bean on 30-Dec-2006 at 11:35 AM.

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OS4.1 + SAM Flex
RIP my A1XE.. that used to have an appetite for batteries!

@acefnq

Kind words, thank you.

Quote:

at this stage it is free!

..and so it always shall be! Enjoy.

Cheers,
Bean.

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OS4.1 + SAM Flex
RIP my A1XE.. that used to have an appetite for batteries!

@Bean

hey , thanks for this update. i love this player to death!.

one question, how do i get cover scans to work in the info button!.

exellent work.

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@Bean

I'd like to get this great program to run on OS4 Final on AmigaOne SE but I get
a crash on startup. Below is the crash log. I loaded version from your web
site according to the instructions in your doc.

SYS:Extras/Utilities/Tunenet: v.8472
LIBS:threads.library 1.4
LIBS:mpega.library 2.4 (os4)

Sorry in advance if I have done/not done something stupid. Can you help me?
Thanks.

Nathan

Crash log for task ""
Generated by GrimReaper 52.1
Crash occured in module TuneNet at address 0x7F7A3CB0
Type of crash: DSI (Data Storage Interrupt) exception

Register dump:
GPR (General Purpose Registers):
0: 7F7A3D88 6DEC64A0 00000000 000005A8 00000001 6DEC63E8 68652C20 05104CFC
8: 6D75791C 6D757374 68652C20 68652C20 24044022 00000000 6E3BE5D0 FFFFFFFF
16: 01C40000 6E2470B0 6E3BE50A 00004000 00004000 00000000 FFFFFFFF 6E13ADA0
24: 6E0234C0 00000000 6DF50000 000008CA 000005A8 6DEC699C 000005A8 6DEC64FC


FPR (Floating Point Registers, NaN = Not a Number):
0: NaN 2.2 0.45455 0
4: 0 0 0 0
8: 0 0 0 0
12: NaN 1e-05 0 0
16: 0 0 0 0
20: 0 0 0 0
24: 0 0 0 0
28: 0 0 0 0

FPSCR (Floating Point Status and Control Register): 0x82068000


SPRs (Special Purpose Registers):
Machine State (msr) : 0x0000F030
Condition (cr) : 0x44044024
Instruction Pointer (ip) : 0x7F7A3CB0
Xtended Exception (xer) : 0x00000000
Count (ctr) : 0x05104CFC
Link (lr) : 0x7F7A3D88
DSI Status (dsisr) : 0x40000000
Data Address (dar) : 0x68652C20



680x0 emulated registers:
DATA: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
ADDR: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FPU0: 0 0 0 0
FPU4: 0 0 0 0



Symbol info:
Instruction pointer 0x7F7A3CB0 belongs to module "TuneNet" (HUNK/Kickstart)

Stack trace:
module TuneNet at 0x7F7A3CB0 (section 5 @ 0x4C90)
module TuneNet at 0x7F7A43A0 (section 5 @ 0x5380)
module TuneNet at 0x7F7B70A8 (section 5 @ 0x18088)


PPC disassembly:
7f7a3ca8: 7d4b5378 mr r11,r10
7f7a3cac: 7ce903a6 mtctr r7
*7f7a3cb0: 892b0000 lbz r9,0(r11)
7f7a3cb4: 5520063e rlwinm r0,r9,0,24,31
7f7a3cb8: 2f80000d cmpwi cr7,r0,13

System information:

CPU
Model: Motorola MPC 7441/7451 Vger V2.1
CPU speed: 800 MHz
FSB speed: 133 MHz
Extensions: performancemonitor altivec

Machine
Machine name: AmigaOne
Memory: 262144 KB
Extensions: bus.pci bus.agp

Expansion buses
PCI/AGP
00:00.0 Vendor 0x10CC Device 0x0660
Range 0: 00000000 - 00400000 (PREF.MEM)
00:01.0 Vendor 0x10CC Device 0x0661
00:06.0 Vendor 0x10B7 Device 0x9200
Range 0: 00802000 - 00802080 (IO)
Range 1: 88100000 - 88100080 (MEM)
00:07.0 Vendor 0x1106 Device 0x0686
00:07.1 Vendor 0x1106 Device 0x0571
Range 0: 000001F0 - 000001F8 (IO)
Range 1: 000003F0 - 000003F8 (IO)
Range 2: 00000170 - 00000178 (IO)
Range 3: 00000370 - 00000378 (IO)
Range 4: 0000CC00 - 0000CC10 (IO)
00:07.2 Vendor 0x1106 Device 0x3038
Range 4: 00802080 - 008020A0 (IO)
00:07.3 Vendor 0x1106 Device 0x3038
Range 4: 008020A0 - 008020C0 (IO)
00:07.4 Vendor 0x1106 Device 0x3057
00:07.5 Vendor 0x1106 Device 0x3058
Range 0: 00802100 - 00802200 (IO)
Range 1: 00802200 - 00802208 (IO)
Range 2: 00802200 - 00802208 (IO)
00:07.6 Vendor 0x1106 Device 0x3068
Range 0: 00802300 - 00802400 (IO)
00:08.0 Vendor 0x1102 Device 0x0002
Range 0: 00802400 - 00802420 (IO)
00:08.1 Vendor 0x1102 Device 0x7002
Range 0: 00802420 - 00802428 (IO)
01:00.0 Vendor 0x1002 Device 0x5159
Range 0: 80000000 - 88000000 (PREF.MEM)
Range 1: 00002000 - 00002100 (IO)
Range 2: 88000000 - 88010000 (MEM)

Libraries
0x01ba3b4a: exec.library V52.2
0x6ff34174: vilintuisup.library V0.9
0x6ff34048: cgxvideo.library V42.1
0x6ff380e0: cybergraphics.library V43.0
0x6e3efbc8: TN_AIFF.tnplug V1.4
0x6e3efcc8: TN_PT.tnplug V1.2
0x6e13ab14: mpega.library V2.4
0x6e0ca400: fuelgauge.gadget V52.1
0x6e0cdc50: texteditor.gadget V52.1
0x6e35ee48: threads.library V1.4
0x6e3a7180: arexx.class V52.1
0x6e3b28a8: Clock.docky V52.1
0x6e3b2828: SubDock.docky V51.1
0x6e3e7250: slider.gadget V52.1
0x6e3e7070: getfont.gadget V52.1
0x6e4192b0: getfile.gadget V52.1
0x6e41a338: popupmenu.class V52.1
0x6e5cd488: listbrowser.gadget V52.3
0x6e5d7df8: clicktab.gadget V52.1
0x6e8797e0: space.gadget V52.1
0x6e5d78e0: checkbox.gadget V52.1
0x6ed33248: chooser.gadget V52.1
0x6e5ee308: popupmenu.library V52.1
0x6e5cd0c4: asl.library V52.1
0x6f12be30: penmap.image V52.1
0x6e78bb28: screenblanker.library V52.1
0x6f12b830: bitmap.image V52.1
0x6e879ab0: jpeg.datatype V52.1
0x6e879150: integer.gadget V52.1
0x6f12dbe0: string.gadget V52.1
0x6ed499c0: requester.class V52.1
0x6ecd2480: label.image V52.1
0x6f12b730: glyph.image V52.1
0x6ecd2200: button.gadget V52.1
0x6f12b330: scroller.gadget V52.1
0x6f009d20: bevel.image V52.1
0x6f49a7e8: layout.gadget V52.1
0x6f12b230: drawlist.image V52.1
0x6f1d2030: window.class V52.1
0x6f01d5d4: usergroup.library V4.29
0x6ee48730: mathieeedoubbas.library V52.1
0x6effea60: bsdsocket.library V4.286
0x6f009228: emu10kx.audio V6.7
0x6f007030: translator.library V43.1 (Legacy)
0x6f13867c: textclip.library V52.1
0x6f1aad50: ilbm.datatype V52.1
0x6f13a8c8: emulation.library V41.438
0x6f1aca34: picture.datatype V52.1
0x6f1aa990: png.datatype V52.1
0x6f12b04c: ft2.library V8.1
0x6ff597ac: workbench.library V52.1
0x6f1db600: Picasso96API.library V2.343
0x6f1a29e0: gadtools.library V52.1
0x6f3e69d8: timezone.library V52.1
0x6f1a0758: application.library V52.1
0x6f1ad0ec: commodities.library V52.1
0x6f18f140: datatypes.library V52.1
0x6f6018cc: icon.library V52.2
0x6f424f48: version.library V52.1
0x6f49aa30: iffparse.library V52.1
0x6ffb15cc: locale.library V52.1
0x6ff8a7ac: diskfont.library V52.1
0x6ff96b58: petunia.library V52.1
0x6fdd25e8: dos.library V52.2
0x6ff34354: usbprivate.library V52.2
0x6feac328: bootkeyboard.usbfd V52.2
0x6feac2a8: bootmouse.usbfd V52.2
0x6ff967ac: hub.usbfd V52.1
0x6ff88d2c: usbresource.library V52.2
0x6ff91c18: hunk.library V52.2
0x6ff96354: elf.library V52.1
0x6ff0c4d0: intuition.library V52.2
0x6ff58150: rtg.library V41.4288
0x6ff918a0: ATIRadeon.chip V52.5
0x6ff91824: PCIGraphics.card V52.2
0x6ff93a10: keymap.library V52.1
0x6ff88c10: layers.library V52.1
0x6ffb0420: graphics.library V52.1
0x6ff8d224: nonvolatile.library V52.1
0x6ff942b8: newlib.library V52.3
0x6ff8f1ac: utility.library V52.1
0x6ff930a8: expansion.library V52.1
0x6ed4a58e: rexxsyslib.library V45.3 (Legacy)

Devices
0x6ed42194: eth3com.device V52.1
0x6ef052a4: ahi.device V6.6
0x6f1a64f4: audio.device V52.1
0x6f01b744: narrator.device V37.7 (Legacy)
0x6fead130: usbsys.device V52.2
0x6ff8df50: uhci.usbhcd V52.2
0x6ff8d8e4: a1ide.device V52.1
0x6ff92218: a1floppy.device V52.2
0x6fffb628: console.device V52.2
0x6ff903f0: ramdrive.device V52.2
0x6ff8a3bc: input.device V52.1
0x6fffb314: keyboard.device V52.1
0x6ff93774: gameport.device V52.1
0x6ff902d0: timer.device V52.1

Tasks
ahi.device Unit Process (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ee5a000 - 0x6ee61ffc, pointer @ 0x6ee61f60 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xf000c000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
audio.device (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ee67000 - 0x6ee6effc, pointer @ 0x6ee6eec0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80003000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
DepthToFront (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e6c3000 - 0x6e6caffc, pointer @ 0x6e6caac0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc000d000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
ClickToFront (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e678000 - 0x6e67fffc, pointer @ 0x6e67fac0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc000d000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
input.device (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ff60000 - 0x6ff68000, pointer @ 0x6ff67f70 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
USB stack (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ffb4000 - 0x6ffb8000, pointer @ 0x6ffb7f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xf8007000, SigWait 0x04000000
State: Task (Waiting)
UHCI Controller Task Unit 0 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fe76000 - 0x6fe7e000, pointer @ 0x6fe7df30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xbc001000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
UHCI Controller Task Unit 1 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fe26000 - 0x6fe2e000, pointer @ 0x6fe2df30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xbc001000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
eth3com.device (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ea79000 - 0x6ea80ffc, pointer @ 0x6ea80f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xe0001000, SigWait 0x10000010
State: Process (Waiting)
a1ide.device - chip 0 port 0 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6feae000 - 0x6feb6000, pointer @ 0x6feb5f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x20000000
State: Task (Waiting)
a1ide.device - chip 0 port 1 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fe92000 - 0x6fe9a000, pointer @ 0x6fe99f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x20000000
State: Task (Waiting)
CD0 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fb86000 - 0x6fb87ffc, pointer @ 0x6fb87f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
RAM (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f478000 - 0x6f479ffc, pointer @ 0x6f479cf0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc0000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
FD0 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fa67000 - 0x6fa68ffc, pointer @ 0x6fa68f30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
DH3 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fa54000 - 0x6fa55ffc, pointer @ 0x6fa55f30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
DH4 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f83d000 - 0x6f83effc, pointer @ 0x6f83ef30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
DH0 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f607000 - 0x6f608ffc, pointer @ 0x6f608f30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
DH2 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fd9d000 - 0x6fd9effc, pointer @ 0x6fd9ef30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
DH1 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f59c000 - 0x6f59dffc, pointer @ 0x6f59df30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
dos_flc_handler (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ff44000 - 0x6ff45ffc, pointer @ 0x6ff45f40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
dos_nbmd_process (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fdc2000 - 0x6fdc3ffc, pointer @ 0x6fdc3f60 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
FD0 (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ffa6000 - 0x6ffa7f40, pointer @ 0x6ffa7e90 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x10000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
RAW (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f4a8000 - 0x6f4a9ffc, pointer @ 0x6f4a9e40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f48e000 - 0x6f48fffc, pointer @ 0x6f48fe40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f47e000 - 0x6f47fffc, pointer @ 0x6f47fe40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
AUDIO (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6efb7004 - 0x6efbeffc, pointer @ 0x6efbeec0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e59e000 - 0x6e5a5ffc, pointer @ 0x6e5a5e40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e468000 - 0x6e46fffc, pointer @ 0x6e46fe40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e6e5000 - 0x6e6ecffc, pointer @ 0x6e6ece40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e699000 - 0x6e6a0ffc, pointer @ 0x6e6a0e40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e642000 - 0x6e649ffc, pointer @ 0x6e649e40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
console.device (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ff04000 - 0x6ff0c000, pointer @ 0x6ff0bf70 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xf0000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f3e9000 - 0x6f3f0ffc, pointer @ 0x6f3f0e40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
CON (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6dfd8000 - 0x6dfdfffc, pointer @ 0x6dfdfe40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
ENV (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f1ae000 - 0x6f1b5ffc, pointer @ 0x6f1b5e40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
TuneNet (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6dffb000 - 0x6e00ace0, pointer @ 0x6e009e30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
RexxMaster [] (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ecf8004 - 0x6ecffffc, pointer @ 0x6ecfff50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
TEXTCLIP (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6efc8000 - 0x6efcfffc, pointer @ 0x6efcfef0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
SPEAK (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ef86004 - 0x6ef8dffc, pointer @ 0x6ef8df50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
string.gadget server (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ea45000 - 0x6ea4cffc, pointer @ 0x6ea4ce30 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x40000000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
Workbench Clipboard Server (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e7db000 - 0x6e7e2ffc, pointer @ 0x6e7e2f40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
Workbench DosList Notify (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e792000 - 0x6e799ffc, pointer @ 0x6e799f80 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00003000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
ContextMenus Command Dispatcher [ContextMenus Command Dispatcher] (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e43e000 - 0x6e447c3c, pointer @ 0x6e447bc0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80001000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
Workbench [Workbench] (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ea70000 - 0x6ea77ffc, pointer @ 0x6ea77e70 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
hub.usbfd (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fdea000 - 0x6fdf2000, pointer @ 0x6fdf1f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa0000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
hub.usbfd (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6fde2000 - 0x6fdea000, pointer @ 0x6fde9f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xa0000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
application.library messageserver (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f1a8000 - 0x6f1a8fa0, pointer @ 0x6f1a8f10 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
datatypes.library (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f08d000 - 0x6f094ffc, pointer @ 0x6f094f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00001100, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
narrator.device (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ee7a000 - 0x6ee7c000, pointer @ 0x6ee7bfa0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Task (Waiting)
ConClip (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6edc3000 - 0x6edcaffc, pointer @ 0x6edcaef0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
TCP/IP Log (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6edb2000 - 0x6edb9ffc, pointer @ 0x6edb9f50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80003000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
Background CLI [EXTRAS:C/KeyRemapper] (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6eacd000 - 0x6ead4ffc, pointer @ 0x6ead4e90 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00001000, SigWait 0x80000100
State: Process (Waiting)
DefIcons (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e479000 - 0x6e480ffc, pointer @ 0x6e480e00 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80009000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
RAWBInfo (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e739000 - 0x6e740ffc, pointer @ 0x6e740f00 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80001000, SigWait 0x00000010
State: Process (Waiting)
ASYNCWB (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e70b000 - 0x6e712ffc, pointer @ 0x6e712ed0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80001000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
« IPrefs » (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f176000 - 0x6f17dffc, pointer @ 0x6f17d590 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x0000f000, SigWait 0xc0000100
State: Process (Waiting)
ContextMenus [] (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e6aa000 - 0x6e6b1ffc, pointer @ 0x6e6b1d50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xe0001000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
Mixer (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e653000 - 0x6e65affc, pointer @ 0x6e65ad80 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x78001000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
TCP/IP Configuration (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6eda1000 - 0x6eda8ffc, pointer @ 0x6eda8e50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xf8003000, SigWait 0x00000110
State: Process (Waiting)
ScreenBlankerEngine (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6e5af000 - 0x6e5b6ffc, pointer @ 0x6e5b6d10 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xe0001000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
TCP/IP Superserver [TCP/IP Superserver] (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ed7c000 - 0x6ed83ffc, pointer @ 0x6ed83a40 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xd0000080, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
Background CLI [EXTRAS:Utilities/Commodities/AllKeys] (Waiting)
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Signals: SigRec 0xf0001000, SigWait 0x08000000
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texteditor.gadget Clipboard Server (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6dfaf000 - 0x6dfbecdc, pointer @ 0x6dfbec20 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100
State: Process (Waiting)
ramlib (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f3fa000 - 0x6f401ffc, pointer @ 0x6f401f60 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100
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reaper.task (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6f40b000 - 0x6f412ffc, pointer @ 0x6f412ef0 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00007000, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
Background CLI [EXTRAS:Utilities/Samba/bin/nmbd] (Waiting)
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Signals: SigRec 0x00001080, SigWait 0x00000000
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TCP/IP Control (Waiting)
Stack: 0x6ed6b000 - 0x6ed72ffc, pointer @ 0x6ed72e20 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0xf8009080, SigWait 0x00000000
State: Process (Waiting)
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Stack: 0x6ded0000 - 0x6dedfffc, pointer @ 0x6dedfe50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
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Stack: 0x6de6d000 - 0x6de7cffc, pointer @ 0x6de7ce50 (Cookie OK)
Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
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screenblanker.library timing dispatcher (Waiting)
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Signals: SigRec 0x40000000, SigWait 0x80000000
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AmiDock (Waiting)
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Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000
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Picasso96 (Waiting)
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Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100
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dos_signal_server (Waiting)
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Signals: SigRec 0x0000e000, SigWait 0x00000000
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idle.task (Ready)
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Signals: SigRec 0x00000000, SigWait 0x00000000
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Last edited by NathanH on 13-Jan-2007 at 07:31 PM.

@NathanH

Tunenet is crashing just after launch for me today too. No idea why.

I noticed this once before during the daytime in my timezone, worked later that evening. It seemed to have some trouble finding the "radio" stations.

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@redfox

Sorry about this. My fault.

*** !I Found a Stupid Bug in my Network Code! ***

The problem has only just shown it's light today as the shoutcast site has changed slightly.

I've fixed the problem and will release ASAP. - Just Testing -

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FIXED! and uploaded - Is stable - or should be.

Check the upload Que on OS4 Depot - You need to download Version 0.84.82

... I'm off to bed, night.
Bean.

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@Bean

Got it. Working great.


redfox

@Bean

I have some suggestions to your great software.

* Add a "remember winpos" option, should remember the last used after close.
* Add a "save winpos" option, should save a user prefered position.
* Add a "remember winsize" option.
* Add a "save winsize" option.

When I play a MP3 track Tunenet shows "Station" & "Tune" in the info frame.
This is not correct when playing local stuff. Please change these strings when
playing local tunes/songs. Or atleast add both strings like; Station/Artist.
Also the Tunenet Info Window shows wrong information on local tunes.
"Station" seems to be "Artist" in the info frame. "Album" shows "Artist" in the Info
Window. Also "URL" shows "Album" in the Info Window.
Also the Tune tab (where you change volume and such things) shows "Album"
in the "URL" frame.

Could you not show more info about MP3's for example? Like WinAMP..

Otherwise great application. It's getting better and better by each version
Can't wait for the skinnable version.

Last edited by Samwel on 14-Jan-2007 at 05:50 AM.

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@Bean

Fixed for me as well, big thanks as that was driving me nuts trying to figure out what I had done wrong.

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I Guess this one is for SpotUP.
I have been trying out the GME plugin and so far AY, SPC, NSF, and SAP have worked ok but I have ran in to problems with VGZ and KSS files.
VGZ files don't seem to load at all TuneNet reports that its unable to open file, I have tried several files.
KSS files appear to load but but don't play, when you click on the tune tab the tracks display 1 to 255 and is constantly counting up.

@ Bean

Thanks for the bug fix, I thought it may be my machine again as its hard to tell whats at fault now days after recent events.

@Arnie

Quote:

Thanks for the bug fix, I thought it may be my machine again as its hard to tell whats at fault now days after recent events.

Indeed. I've got a pretty much default config here to develop with, just so I know whether it is really my app that causes the problem or not.

Cheers,
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@Arnie

the vgz error might be a problem on my part. try unarchiving the tune and see if it plays.
kss files should work, the problem is that it's common with bad rips, are your kss files accompanied by m3u files?
a correct rip should come with both files.

i sent a new version of libGME to curty a while ago, let's hope he finds time to update his plugin soon.

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Curty hides!!!
Sorry forgot about that Spot,
I'll c if I can dig it out and do a recompile tonight!!

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@Bean

Well, unfortunately I don't have an OS4 machine to run this one (or is there a 68k version?), but everything I hear and see about this program makes me want it.

Forgive me if these are already supported, but some ideas I've come up with that I'd like to see in the program (if they're not already there, that is) are:

The ability to change the order of the songs in the queue on the fly, very easily. I.e. by dragging and dropping within the list window and/or by selecting a song title and clicking an up or down arrow button.

The ability to specify a folderor folders for TuneAmp to insert (sprinkle) songs into the queue, with the ability to set an interval. Say, every X songs or every X minutes of play time, whichever comes first. This would be useful for someone running a shoutcast station to insert ads, station identifier jingles, and whatnot automatically into the stream.

The ability to select two or more playlists and have tuneamp then alternate/cycle between them. That is, play a song from one playlist (possibly at random), then play a song from the second playlist, and one from a third, then go back to the first playlist again. Or also be able to set it to switch the playlist at random. Do the same with folders, i.e. select one or more folders (albums) and have it randomly switch between these like it does the playlists.

The ability to have a folder, or playlist, that is called only at the end of the shoutcast stream. That is, a "going offline, see you later" playlist. Perhaps also set it so that one can set a time for the end of broadcast, so that TuneNet then automatically moves to the end-of-broadcast playlist at the appropriate time, or x-minutes before the time (so that it can finish the end-of-broadcast playlist at the hour on the hour rather than starting it at the hour on the hour). This could also be tied in with a keep-playing-songs-at-random feature, so that one could leave the shoutcast going (or even have it start automatically at a given time) and walk away from the machine, and know TuneNet will keep playing songs nonstop for however long the duration.

The ability, when you drag-and-drop a song onto the app-icon, to tell it "Play this song next in the queue."

Perhaps have the ability to create, on the fly, a seperate queue or playlist, via drag-and-drop, that isn't acted upon by TuneAmp until you tell it to, so that you can keep an existing playlist going, and then add the new one to the active queue when you're satisfied with it. Obviously, this kept-on-hold queue would also be easily rearrangable, that is, you'd be able to change the order of the songs in it as much as you like, easily.

I suppose that's enough for now...

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@Samwel

Quote:

I have some suggestions to your great software. * Add a "remember winpos" option, should remember the last used after close. * Add a "save winpos" option, should save a user prefered position. * Add a "remember winsize" option. * Add a "save winsize" option.

Done ready for next release, though I've not added it as an option, it just does it regardless. (There is a way to reset it though). It would be good if Reaction could be extended in the future to do this automatically (like MUI).

Quote:

When I play a MP3 track Tunenet shows "Station" & "Tune" in the info frame. This is not correct when playing local stuff. Please change these strings when playing local tunes/songs. Or atleast add both strings like; Station/Artist. Also the Tunenet Info Window shows wrong information on local tunes. "Station" seems to be "Artist" in the info frame. "Album" shows "Artist" in the Info Window. Also "URL" shows "Album" in the Info Window. Also the Tune tab (where you change volume and such things) shows "Album" in the "URL" frame.

Yeah - it's a bit mixed up at the moment - this will change.

Quote:

Could you not show more info about MP3's for example? Like WinAMP..

TuneNet already rips many other tags, inlcuding embedded images - it's just not being displayed yet.

Quote:

Otherwise great application. It's getting better and better by each version Can't wait for the skinnable version.

I gave a small demonstration of this today at a user group. Still lots more to do though.

Cheers,
Bean.

Last edited by Bean on 14-Jan-2007 at 09:06 PM.

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@NomadOfNorad

Quote:

Well, unfortunately I don't have an OS4 machine to run this one (or is there a 68k version?), but everything I hear and see about this program makes me want it.

Thanks, at the end of the day it's just a music player, recorder and (basic) broadcaster but it does the job ok. There are plans to port the app to other platforms when it matures enough (V1?), but at the moment whilst in development it's going to stay on OS4. (Bean carefully avoids talk about available hardware).

Quote:

The ability to change the order of the songs in the queue on the fly, very easily. I.e. by dragging and dropping within the list window and/or by selecting a song title and clicking an up or down arrow button.

You can already click a song and move it around the active list by highlighting and pressing navigation buttons, but I do want to extend this to at least cover keyboard control as well.

Quote:

The ability to specify a folderor folders for TuneAmp to insert (sprinkle) songs into the queue, with the ability to set an interval. Say, every X songs or every X minutes of play time, whichever comes first. This would be useful for someone running a shoutcast station to insert ads, station identifier jingles, and whatnot automatically into the stream.

Automatic jingles. Yeah - that would be neat, I've thought about a short-cut jingle pad as well (like hit numeric keys to overlay sound effects etc..), but I guess I'd better get the MIC support in first. Ahem!

Quote:

The ability to select two or more playlists and have tuneamp then alternate/cycle between them. That is, play a song from one playlist (possibly at random), then play a song from the second playlist, and one from a third, then go back to the first playlist again. Or also be able to set it to switch the playlist at random. Do the same with folders, i.e. select one or more folders (albums) and have it randomly switch between these like it does the playlists.

Calling FuZion - you're needed! - He is the expert on how TuneNet is going to handle additional Media libraries and playlists! This area is currently under review, I'll bear the above in mind.

Quote:

The ability to have a folder, or playlist, that is called only at the end of the shoutcast stream. That is, a "going offline, see you later" playlist. Perhaps also set it so that one can set a time for the end of broadcast, so that TuneNet then automatically moves to the end-of-broadcast playlist at the appropriate time, or x-minutes before the time (so that it can finish the end-of-broadcast playlist at the hour on the hour rather than starting it at the hour on the hour). This could also be tied in with a keep-playing-songs-at-random feature, so that one could leave the shoutcast going (or even have it start automatically at a given time) and walk away from the machine, and know TuneNet will keep playing songs nonstop for however long the duration.

Ok - I'll add it to the suggestions list. (I sound like I'm talking to my boss at work here )

Quote:

The ability, when you drag-and-drop a song onto the app-icon, to tell it "Play this song next in the queue."

This is sort of in place already - it's in the preferences whether to play asap, or later, but it currently adds it to the end of the list. (Can be moved manually though after adding).

Quote:

I suppose that's enough for now...

heh heh Never ending task this. Thanks for the suggestions, hope you are not dissapointed when you get to use it for real!

Cheers,
Bean.

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