version 1.0.3.17 posted with some additions and fixes

-seedling (January 09, 2008, 01:33 AM)

what are the changes, seedling? too lazy to d/l & read the changelog.. :)

-lanux128 (January 09, 2008, 06:13 AM)

Sorry, was falling asleep at the computer last night ;)

+ added an 'additional search folders' list that will be searched along side the main search dir
* fixed the mouse clicking on the chart issue (where you could move the chart around when you're not supposed to be able to)
* other internal fixes / improvements

i like that idea, that could really widdle down specifically what you're looking for.  it can be done.  i just need some time atm to do it.

Good job! Now those files are recognized without problems...

... and I unearthed another bug ;D. Seems something is wrong with the recursive search, because although it works in my main music directory, counting every file located in the nested directories, when I input the main directory (My Documents) containing the two separate music directories that I have, only one is searched! The other one does not show its results in the graph.

-Lashiec (January 05, 2008, 02:13 PM)

Not sure why this is happening because that's exactly how I test (having multiple subdirs, etc) I'll check it out some more just to be certain there's not some weirdness happening.

EDIT: And another one, this time a exception. I have various pictures for each album I have together with the music files, and it seems the program doesn't like cover pictures, at least one of them, because it throws a "External Exception EEFFACE" when it gets to this picture, and it seems the scanning routine gets stopped there, as the status bar shows it's analyzing this file. I wonder if this could be caused by the fact that this picture is duplicated in two different directories. The exception only occurs when I select "Genre" in "Display chart by". And pushing "Stop" button does nothing.

-Lashiec (January 05, 2008, 02:13 PM)

If all of your songs are mpeg-4 audio, there might be some issue with picture tags.  I'll have to tag some m4a files I have with pictures to see if I can recreate the incident.