pMusic 6.0.0

[don570]

I have spent some time with Asunder. I created a playlist with Asunder.
The playlist was named Unknown Artist - Unknown Album.wav.m3u
because I don't have internet access.
Rox Filer's 'Run' feature resulted in doubling of tracks. There should only
have been only two tracks.
[url[/url]

...but using Pmusic built-in file manager opened the playlist correctly.

[url[/url]


I wonder what it is about that name that would do that.... the spaces or the hyphen??

____________________________________________________

My image server changed it's interface drastically, but it seems to
be working now. It's name is upmyphoto.com

[wow]

Bug: (pmusic 1.1.1)

wget -S --spider -T 1 puppylinux.com 2> $WORKDIR/tmp
if [ ! "`grep 'connected' $WORKDIR/tmp`" ]; then

grep 'connected'

Built-in lyrics fetcher won't work if you have wget in a language different than english ('connected' = 'conectado' in spanish).

Workaround:

Use the default locale without translations. func_lyric, line 28:

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LANG=C wget -S --spider -T 1 puppylinux.com 2> $WORKDIR/tmp

[mistfire]

Does the latest pmusic has a drag and drop support for loading the music files?

[don570]

There's no drag and drop support at all due to simple code that Zigbert uses
for his projects. That's why you need to learn about 'Bookmarks' in Pmusic
and the 'Set Run' feature in Rox Filer to make the program usable.
Read those sections of the FAQ.

[don570]

I read the following about Bash at
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Unicode-HOWTO-4.html

4.1 Shells

bash

By default, GNU bash assumes that every character is one byte long and one column wide. A patch for bash 2.04, by Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk and Ricardas Cepas, teaches bash about multibyte characters in UTF-8 encoding. bash-2.04-diff

Double-width characters, combining characters and bidi are not supported by this patch. It seems a complete redesign of the readline redisplay engine is needed.

[breslavian]

whenever I try to play some music files, I get a

/usr/local/pmusic/func: line 506: id3info: command not found

on rxvt and then it tries to play the files. On it's gui, it says bufferring ... please wait. on rxvt its says

grep: 1: No such file or directory
grep: 1: No such file or directory
grep: 1: No such file or directory
grep: 1: No such file or directory
grep: 1: No such file or directory

and so on and on and on.

I've tried to search for a similar problem but its on a quirky

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 4cd57f0c5a

# pmusic
/usr/local/pmusic/func: line 470: id3info: command not found
/usr/local/pmusic/func_player: line 117: /root/.pmusic/tmp/exec: cannot execute binary file

and instead of line 506, it's on line 470.

the puppy i'm using is Lupu 5.1. And yes, I've installed Gnome mplayer and can even play music on Gxine as workaround for this problem. What I'm after right now, is on how to solve this kind(s) of problem(s). For academic purposes, let's just say. ::]

Anyone's help is highly appreciated.

[don570]

I got a mysterious buffering message and in my case it was a dumb error by
me. I had forgotten to mount my hard drive!
...but in your case it looks like ffmpeg which is the app in the background
that really is the code that runs Pmusic, is not recognizing your file.
All I can suggest is look up the manual fo ffmpeg online http://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html
but it's one of the most complex apps to understand that I've ever seen!

[zigbert]

Sorry for being absence. Must deal with all your feedback tomorrow.


Sigmund

[zigbert]

Here is yet another change to faq.

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Q:   Is Pmusic integrated with  the program Asunder?
A:  No, but here are some tips to use Asunder better with Pmusic. First, look under Asunder's Preferences to find the "Destination Folder'.   Now launch Pmusic and make Asunder's Destination Folder a Bookmark.
Here's another tip.  Asunder has a feature  'Create M3U playlist'  available in it's preferences.  Make sure this is selected.
Also make sure that Rox Filer has it's 'Set Run Action' to open the .m3u  file extension with the command 'pmusic -a "$@"'.
This is done with a right click on the file when using Rox Filer.  Better still, use the file browser built into Pmusic to open this playlist created by Asunder.

Added!


Thanks
Sigmund

[zigbert]

I have spent some time with Asunder. I created a playlist with Asunder.
The playlist was named Unknown Artist - Unknown Album.wav.m3u
because I don't have internet access.
Rox Filer's 'Run' feature resulted in doubling of tracks. There should only
have been only two tracks.
[url[/url]

...but using Pmusic built-in file manager opened the playlist correctly.

[url[/url]


I wonder what it is about that name that would do that.... the spaces or the hyphen??

____________________________________________________

My image server changed it's interface drastically, but it seems to
be working now. It's name is upmyphoto.com

Be sure that you have quoted the expression in rox run-action: pmusic "$1"

[zigbert]

Use the default locale without translations. func_lyric, line 28:

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LANG=C wget -S --spider -T 1 puppylinux.com 2> $WORKDIR/tmp

Fixed for next release

Thanks a lot
Sigmund

[zigbert]

I read the following about Bash at
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Unicode-HOWTO-4.html

4.1 Shells

bash

By default, GNU bash assumes that every character is one byte long and one column wide. A patch for bash 2.04, by Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk and Ricardas Cepas, teaches bash about multibyte characters in UTF-8 encoding. bash-2.04-diff

Double-width characters, combining characters and bidi are not supported by this patch. It seems a complete redesign of the readline redisplay engine is needed.

You can always 'fool' bash to work with 'any' char by adding a \ in front of the char. Our problem is that the copy/rename function works inside the gui-tags, and those (gtkdialog) are not as easy to fool. But we'll get there.......i think


Sigmund

[zigbert]

whenever I try to play some music files, I get a

/usr/local/pmusic/func: line 506: id3info: command not found

I see that Puppy 5.1 is missing id3info. I will inform the developers. I don't know if it is done by purpose or is simply forgotten....

# pmusic
/usr/local/pmusic/func: line 470: id3info: command not found
/usr/local/pmusic/func_player: line 117: /root/.pmusic/tmp/exec: cannot execute binary file

and instead of line 506, it's on line 470.

I wonder, how does your '/root/.pmusic/tmp/exec' look. What is its content, and is it set to executable?


Sigmund

[zigbert]

but it's one of the most complex apps to understand that I've ever seen!

That is why we need guis


Sigmund

[01micko]

whenever I try to play some music files, I get a

/usr/local/pmusic/func: line 506: id3info: command not found

I see that Puppy 5.1 is missing id3info. I will inform the developers. I don't know if it is done by purpose or is simply forgotten....

Hmmm.....

As you know we are building from Ubuntu binaries... the id3 libraries made it but the execs did not.. perhaps in Ubuntu they are separate packages (as many in the Ubuntu structure are) and woof just thought to look for 1 package for id3.

Duly noted and will be fixed.

Cheers

[zigbert]

Thank you Mick

[wow]

I added another server to the lyrics script, this one has some non-english lyrics (mostly in spanish).
http://lyrc.com.ar/

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	#lyrc.com.ar
	if [ ! "$LYRICS" ]; then
		echo 90 > $WORKDIR/splash
		TMP_ARTIST="`echo $LYRICS_SONG | tr '_' ' ' | sed -e 's/ - /_/g' | cut -d '_' -f 1 | tr ' ' _ | tr '/' '_'`"
		TMP_SONG="`echo $LYRICS_SONG | tr '_' ' ' | sed -e 's/ - /_/g' | cut -d '_' -f 2 | tr ' ' _ | tr '/' '_'`"
		wget --tries=1 -O $WORKDIR/lyrics http://lyrc.com.ar/lyric/for/$TMP_SONG/by/$TMP_ARTIST
		LYRICS="`cat $WORKDIR/lyrics | grep -A 200 -m 1 'viewvideomusic.com' | grep -B 200 -m 1 '</font>' | grep -v videomusic | grep -vi '/font'  | sed -e "s/<[^>]*>//g"`"
		echo "$LYRICS" > $WORKDIR/lyrics.latin1
		#encoding
		iconv --from-code=ISO-8859-1 --to-code=UTF-8 $WORKDIR/lyrics.latin1 > $WORKDIR/lyrics
	fi

I did use iconv to encode the file, to fix this:

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(gtkdialog3:29322): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_text_buffer_emit_insert: assertion `g_utf8_validate (text, len, NULL)' failed

[zigbert]

wow
This is wonderful stuff. I was not aware of iconv..... it might be helpful for other tasks as well. Will this code fail if terminal output changes to UTF-8 instead of ISO-8859-1?


Thanks a lot
Sigmund

[wow]

I have no idea. I tested this with puppy5 and my puplet. This is what happened without using iconv in puppy5:



So, that's why I decided to use iconv. I have not made futher tests at all.

[zigbert]

Version 1.2.0
See main post

Changelog
- New 'Radio' module
--> Including radio-stations organized in genre and country.
--> Generate updated radio-station-database from www. (thanks to 01micko)
- Overall improved bookmarking
--> Bookmark without using manager window
--> Bookmark files (also with timestamp) and search-strings (thanks to limmor)
--> Improvements of bookmark-manager
--> Add $HOME to bookmarks as default
--> New button in music-source window to bookmark location
- New parameter: '-t' --> set start time offset
- Options: convert underscores and %20 to blank. (thanks to don570)
- New lyrics filter: http://lyrc.com.ar (thanks to wow)
- Remember last search-text after adding song
- Click enter in search field adds song if there is only one song in add-list
- Clear history of RECENT played. See preferences. (thanks to don570)
- Download faq if not in local filesystem
- Bugfix: Remove bookmarks that contains special chars
- Bugfix: Rename bookmark doesn't delete the old
- Bugfix: Add several similar bookmarks
- Bugfix: Store playlist to history when click clear-list-button
- Bugfix: Rename '2barks.wav' to '2barks&.wav' I got '2barks2barks' in playlist (thanks to don570)
- Bugfix: Add random and then move added file in playlist
- NLS: Added $LOC136, 222, 248, 263, 265, 266, 269, 317, 468, 469, 490, 491
- NLS: Changed $LOC276