Hi
I can't seem to find this script. Theres only an outdated version on github.

I'm trying to add some functionality to the original seekbar from the samples.

I added PlayOrPause to rightclick so you can start playing, pause or resume playing. Works.
I added some changes in the display of the TIME/seekbar stuff when width is limited. Also works.

I added hover on TIME/seekbar so the alpha goes up when being over the seekbar with the mouse. Works well too when playing. But not when paused or stopped.
While playing it uses the callback on_mouse_move to set the alpha, but this callback does not seem to be triggered when paused/stopped.
Checked all the docs, tried a lot but cannot activate the hover when paused/stopped.

Is there another callback I should use? Or does it require changes in seekbar.js?

console.log(ffmpeg_exe, cmd);

function on_paint(gr) {
	gr.Clear(RGB(0, 0, 0));
	seekbar.paint(gr);
}

Hello there, I know this might be abandoned but I'll try.

Is it possible to replace the spectogram view into waveform instead?

I tried to replace the ffmpeg command showspectrumpic in seekbar.js file into showwavespic but doesn't seems to work.

The waveform images generated are actually has transparent layer, so the background can be adjusted from the script.

It's also generated really quickly without any performance impact, plus the cache files are smaller ~5kb per file, much smaller compared to spectogram.

It can also be resized and recoloured quite easily via the context menu command, I think it's simple enough for my use case.

Thanks for sharing your waveform script. I tried it, but honestly found it quite slow and not as fluid as I had hoped, even at the highest refresh rate. I appreciate your work on it, but I think I will explore other options for visualisation, thank you!

Full:


Normalization to a fixed width = your example pic: (any track, no matter their length, will display the exact same amount of data)

new ActiveXObject('WScript.Shell').Run(command, 0, bWait);

new ActiveXObject('WScript.Shell').Run('CMD /C COPY "old.txt" "new.txt"', 0, true);

const WshShell = new ActiveXObject('WScript.Shell');
const command = 'CMD /C COPY "old.txt" "new.txt"';

function on_playback_new_track(handle) {
    if (handle) {WshShell.Run(command, 0, false);}
}

Just paint a black layer over the image with low alpha until you get your desired effect. You may also do a similar thing with a grayscale layer, and also have in mind you can use inverted and B&W images as alpha masks too (so you can selectively brighten/darken some parts).

For luminance, contrast and complex color manipulations I use chroma.js , I think the original repo is also being updated too. Don't expect further guidance by me about that part thought.

Does not work, because dark blurs will be darkened even more (and I actually want those dark blurs appear brighter).

I also want to keep the original album cover colors as the theme colors and not a inverted, sepia, b&w variant.

In PSS and ELP I modify the user requested base alpha based on this luminance value of the blur, either increasing (blurs with low luminance) or decreasing (blurs with high luminance).

Works remarkably well.