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In which case I've screwed up.... Ho hum... I'll fix it up in the forthcoming service release.

@Valiant,

TuneNet is looking for an assign called:

"TBImages"

which should be set up when AISS installs.

Open a cli and type:

assign

..to see if TBImages is listed. If it isn't then something has gone wrong with the AISS installation. Try installing AISS again is my suggestion.

Mason: Any ideas?

Cheers,
Bean.

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Ah! If you use the 020 versions of this library you must install the glue library files.

I will put a check into the system in future to make sure this is the case.

Glad you got it going. Now have a play around with it, install some plugins, try some dock skins and enable the AISS "Graphical" buttons.... etc etc..

... I'll take a closer look when get home.

In the mean time can you install the mpega.library. It shouldn't need it (unless you want to play MP3's). But I think I may have introduced a bug since the previous version.

See OS4 depot for library.

Cheers,
Bean.

...just a thought, but are you using the OS4 TCP/IP stack?

..or something like Miami?

@mitch,

Can you open a cli and type:

echo "0" > ENVARC:TuneNet/RealTime/iscan

..and press return.

You can use the setenv command instead of the above, but I'm not on an OS 4 machine ATM so can't be sure of the syntax, it is something like:

setenv SAVE TuneNet/RealTime/iscan 0


Any difference after that?

Cheers,
Bean.

@Mitch,

Odd. Can you answer the following so I can help you out:

1/ What update of OS4 are you running?
2/ Does anything appear on the screen?
3/ Can you type "tunenet ?" from the cli and tell me if you get any response that way? (help text)

I notice you haven't got the MPEGA library installed (required by the MP3 plugin), but that shouldn't matter at all... unless I messed something up.

I'll test from a basic OS4 installation tonight and let you know.

Cheers,
Bean.

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Until I add the facility to prefs, press Amiga X when
TuneNet starts to clear.

Cheers,
Bean.

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@haymigga,

Didn't get a chance to test this in the end , what with everything
else. Can other people try this out and report their findings,
before I look into it?

Cheers,
Bean.

@Chris,

Damn, I just wrote a page long response and the pressed the
wrong sodding button!

Anyway, quick answers.

1/ No, but I'll improve the API for you to do this and will
release it as a service release very shortly.

2/ Frequencies and Channels are internally mixed by TN, but
it expects 16 bit sound. There are several ways to convert
8 bit to 16 bit in the plugin, so I'll gladly help you
out here.

In short - I'll pm you, and send you the latest API.
We can work it out then!

As for saving the playlist this just goes to prove
that you can't please everyone all of the time! But for
you Chris I'll add it to the service list as a preference
option!

Cheers,
Bean.

P.S. Check PM in a moment.

@Mitch,

That is more than an icon, it's actually a small docky skin to sit in the dock area on OS4. You can control the tunes with it.

@Mason,

Great looking skin!

@All,

I forgot to mention! Mason's excellent AISS icon package is supported within TuneNet. If you select a graphical level in TuneNet's preferences and restart you'll get full tapedeck control on the main window.

Check it out here : http://www.masonicons.de/

Cheers,
Bean.

@Outcast,

It's fixed and I'm looking to package up for Wednesday evening.

It would have been sooner if I hadn't spent all evening trying to get my wireless bridge working again after one of my units died. Had to use a spare Netgear bridge/access point with a Linksys one... that wasn't fun. Especially after the firmware upgrade totally failed... Grrrr! Thankgod for TFTP and the foresight to download some other versions of the firmware just in case.

Anyway, I'm back online now.

Cheers,
Bean.

Gah! A last minute bug has shown up.

It's going to be delayed until resolved - sorry!

Cheers,
Bean.

Hi,

Well - we are now very close to a new release. In fact we
hope to have it in your hands by Sunday evening.

I say we, because although you'll be getting an updated
TuneNet package from me you'll also be getting a whole
host of new goodies for TuneNet a few hours later from
Curty! :)

Not to raise false hopes there is no new skinable interface
with this one or mic support. I've concentrated on other
features, bug fixes and new support for playing and
recording.

I hope you all like it.

Cheers,
Bean.

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I hope not. Welcome then.

Edit by Orgin: Let's not discuss that issue here.

Cool!

I like the sound of this place, specifically I'm looking forward
to more discussions centered on OS4 software, both from users and
developers.

Cheers,
Bean.

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I agree. It would be good to hear from them again.

Hi Jack,

This is probably a silly question as I imagine you've
checked everything else a million time over, but are you
certain it's the CPU that's dead?

I know Sicky, when he had an A1, bust his CPU. In the end he
managed to get hold of a new CPU board somehow. Something tells
me this will be an impossibility now though. He posts
from time to time on AW, so you could probably PM him there.

At any rate good luck with it all.

Cheers,
Bean.

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I have to thank the following people for all the great plugins:

Olle - The first person to write a 3rd party plugin for
TuneNet. Hope you get well soon!

Curty - For adding AAC, FLAC and the upcoming SID and YM
plugins. I believe he has a few more also!

SpotUp - For compiling lib after lib for OS4! Much appreciated!

... let's hear it for the people above eh!

Cheers,
Bean.

Hi all!

This site looks promising.

Cheers,
Bean.