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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_uie_webview
Last post by yeyo -
Hi, @pqyt
Can you make the webview stop rendering when foobar2000 is minimized or when the hidden panel of JSplitter is Hidden to true; until the foobar2000 window is restored or the hidden panel of JSplitter is Hidden to false, the rendering will resume again.To reduce CPU and GPU resource consumption
The url of the JSplitter component is:https://foobar2000.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6378
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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: JScript Panel
Last post by regor -
No longer being developed doesn't mean it doesn't work. I mean, JSP3 it's perfectly fine on foobar v2 in all architectures (and probably better than other JS components in some regards). So there is no need for a new project.

Availability is covered here:
https://hydrogenaudio.org/index.php/topic,110516.msg1058111.html#msg1058111

Also you can use JSP3 smooth scripts on JSplitter or SMP, with a wrapper, as shown here. Fortunately I always provide Smooth scripts as samples in a zip file.
https://hydrogenaudio.org/index.php/topic,126859.0.html
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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: JScript Panel
Last post by Tropoje -
@marc2k3  I use JScript Panel 3 and your scripts Smooth Playlist and Smooth Playlist Manager, now I see that the JScript Panel 3 project is no longer being developed. In which new project are or will be available the above scripts be available?

Thank you very much for your work
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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query
Last post by Case -
 @Seren : I managed to replicate the issue, it looks like core gets confused about what's going on when Skip Track skips multiple tracks in a row. The notifications about track changes are delayed and apparently some go missing entirely. I could add a workaround, but I believe it's best fixed in the core.

@wojak : turning on the option to treat query as regular titleformat string changes the behavior of the skip string parser. The default string "%rating% IS 1" is a query string. If it is parsed as titleformat string it outputs "? IS 1", which is not blank or zero - that means absolutely everything will be skipped by that string. Your playback most likely stopped because you use Default playback order and Skip Track skipped all tracks until the end of playlist.
You need to put some thought into the configuration. Also you most likely don't want the ability to skip streams.
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CD Hardware/Software / Re: HTOA issues in Exact Audio Copy
Last post by fooball -
Is there supposed to be a difference between those samples?  All I'm getting is a very similar sounding clip 3s long with a brief crescendo at the start followed by a period of silence.

As for audio "hidden" in track gaps, be aware there are no track gaps.  A CD is a continuous stream of data, and any gaps are also in the data (not unlike the groove on an LP – the grove is continuous, and inter-track gaps are just silence in the groove).  CD players, if you (say) skip to track 3, read the offset point for where track 3 supposedly starts, and skips to there.  The offset might land in a period of silence, or it might be at a key point in continuous audio.

When you burn a CD from audio files, the burner will ask you whether you want to burn the files contiguously or whether it should insert a period of silence between each track.

That does not apply to a ripper – rippers simply capture the CD's audio stream between each cue point, whatever that might be.  Sometimes the cue points are not correct, and a small chunk of an adjacent track gets displaced into the wrong rip (the publishers might do that deliberately at times).  If you splice together all the ripped tracks, you reconstruct the original continuous CD stream (best done with the original ripped data uncompressed rather than eg an MP3 conversion).