@bean

Works fine with my mp3s so far, excellent work! Thx!

@bean

Sounds great! :)

@ChrisH


Sorry, hadn't noticed (and I usually do rtfm :p )

Thx!

@ChrisH

I've got this problem that is probably stupid, but plz let me know what I'm doing wrong. When I run e-uae in a windows, I simply press ESC and it exits. That doesn't work on full screen. How do I quit e-uae while in full screen? Thx!

@bean

Sounds great! Now I can listen to Powerslave as ripped from the reissued cd properly! (as they had the brilliant idea to put the song's intro at the end of the previous track instead of the beginning of the track it belongs....sigh!)

May I request a few things?

1. Right now when *tunenet -play* is invoked from CLI and tunenet is already running, if no song is selected in the playlist, nothing is played. Maybe you could tweak it so it plays the first entry in the playlist instead. That's be useful to me as I've configured a button to start tunenet and another for play/pause. So, if you'd tweak it that way I won't have to select something in the playlist, I'll have total control from the keyboard from the get go. If there's another way around though I'd be happy to know! :)

2. Are you planning of adding any DSP effects? Basic ones, bass, treble, stereo widening would be nice. I have to say I especially miss the stereo widening effect from songplayer.

3. Is there a way to snapshot where Tunenet's icon goes while iconified?

4. And last, but not least, but certainly most unlikely to happen, is there any chance you add support for mp3pro? I've seen there's a relevant plugin for mplayer on linux that is also open-source afaik. Would that help at all?

Sorry for taking advantage of this post to ask for those things.

Keep up the great work! :)

I think the reason many HD installed games don't run is because they're launched by scripts with project icons and RunInUAE seems to not support these yet. But I could be wrong.

Since it can be disabled/enabled per application (the notification system) I can't see how it can cause unwanted trouble. I for one enjoy how tunenet uses ringhio to inform me of the currently played song. And yes, with compositing on, it looks very nice.

I have to say, appdir: is a nice feature I find myself using more and more and if one doesn't like it , can simply not use it.

@kas1e

well, it's just that I have many external usb disks and without usb 2 support, their transfers are about 1/10th - 1/20th of what they would be. As I have a large collection of videos and music on those disks, streaming off them is also jerky sometimes without usb 2 speeds. Icon scaling and highlighting on mouseover are important as well, but as they were already mentioned I focused on other matters. I had to manually resize quite a few icons to look ok on the amidock while scaling would've solved this automagically!

@kas1e

Yes, it wasn't tested enough. That's why I hope they'll release it on its own without waiting for the next update - *crossing fingers* :)

I can't stress enough how important USB 2.0 support is. Common NEC, VIA, ALI etc chipsets must be supported. Another important thing is support for >2GB RAM total (physical RAM + SWAP). But, at least the USB thing should be available the soonest possible, maybe as a quickfix and not wait for the next full update. I wish we would get Firewire support, at least for mass storage devices, but that's unlikely I guess.

@yescop

I understand what you mean , but that's already done, my ports in ctorrent and my router are fine. What I said is CTorrent looks at 0.0.0.0:<port> and while <port> is fine, the ip is obviously not 0.0.0.0 and that, atm as Antique said, can't be changed. Whether this affects performance or not i don't know, but fom my experience you need to have the ip right to have the best possible speed. Hope I was clear enough now :)

@Antique

Yes it works here fine, but I think both ip and port should be correct for optimum performance, but i could be wrong.

A problem I've noticed and I'm pretty positive it wasn't there before the update is that when in 32-bit colr and open Dopus 4 at the same color depth, when selecting files in a lister there's a big lag, ie your pointer has reached file number 50 and Dopus has marked at the same time up to file number 35 and takes a second until it reaches 50, dunno if I'm clear enough. Just try to do this in (mark files) in Dopus under 1920x1080x32bit and you'll see what I mean. It has nothing to do with the slightly newer dopus4 version either, the older one behaves the same under the update. Now switch to the same resolution and 16-bit depth and it works fine. The problem is that if dopus is set at 16bit the screen switching between dopus and workbench screens is big. Maybe it's the drop shadows that make a difference as they're not available in any mode below 32-bit. Is there a way to disable them for particular screens only?

EDIT: I disabled the drop shadows while in 32bit mode both in wb and dopus and indeed that's what causes the dopus slowdown.

@328gts

No need to reinstall and no improvements or problems as far as I can tell, at least on my system.

@ChrisH

Really? Maybe so, I can't really recall for sure, but I thought there wasn't such an option. My bad! :p

@Antique

works great here both on 4.1u1 and 4.0 classic! First I saw my peg dling a torrent @ 700+ KB!
I hadn't seen thias thread and sent you an email already with a question: Why is it it always listens to 0.0.0.0:xxxx port? I mean, how is the IP configured? Port is fine, but the IP is all zeros and that doesn't seem right is it?

@ChrisH

At GUI prefs you may choose between aggressive memory consumption that results into faster gfx updates and conservative memory consumption that's a bit slower, but eats much less video memory. I suppose ppl with 64mb gfx mem will benefit from that.

ok, that's what I've found and many of them already mentioned:

New OWB with close buttons per tab
New Tunenet that rocks!
New DVPlayer with a sound scope
New WBStartup system
New interconnection system via Rhino-something :p
New subdocky, dunno what's improved, but much bigger filesize. Could be the compilation change though.
New icons (how obvious was that?)
New gfx mode for lower mem consumption, but slower framerate
New mouse pointer
New Directory Opus 4
New titlebar info
New GUI element adjustable drop shadows

Probably more, some of them already mentioned in the update description anyway.

It's good to have individual close gadgets on tabs of course, but I really miss the minus-tab introduced in 3.22 as with that I was able to rapidly close multiple opened tabs without moving the mouse. It'd be great if it was brought back optionally via tooltype and placed next to the add tab button.