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I'm very dissapointed in what codetrucker has done by way of deleteing all the content from this posts. we will try to address this later so this kind of thing doesn't happen again, since it renders an entire history of conversation unintelligible.Revision-control of all forum posts?-mouser (January 14, 2008, 06:55 AM)
It will, if André implements some of the suggestions that he received upon the release of dbPowerAmp. For the moment you can use Test & Copy in Burst mode if the album is present in Accurate Rip, and returns high values of confidence. It's as good as Secure mode, but much faster (around 22-24X speeds on my drive), handy for those 20 minutes songsThat still isn't as good as dbPoweramp using C2 error information, though... great thing about it's ripping is that it bursts through your track, and then only re-reads the parts it has to, unlike EAC which is all-or-nothing (bursting, or re-reading each CD frame multiple times). Of course your drive needs (reliable) C2 error reporting for dbPoweramp to work properly, though.-Lashiec (January 13, 2008, 12:57 PM)
Whoo, custom toolbar icons! Finally! Those stock icons become uglier each passing day. Now don't spoil the party saying that it's only present in the Pro version...Heh, why use a toolbar at all? I've disabled it to give more space for the important thing - file list. <3 keyboard <3-Lashiec (January 13, 2008, 12:39 PM)
That is great news about the skin support, as it stands at the moment the thing is unusable with windowblinds, even when its told to ignore it, just loses its classic skin, so if they can fix that it would be fantasticIf "skin support" just means supporting XP and Vista themes, then I don't have a problem at all - I just thought it meant custom skinning support, something I absolutely loathe, except for a very few programs.-Grorgy (January 13, 2008, 07:20 AM)
f0dder i don't think that tone suits you..
one of the ways this site has remained so civil is that long time members here strive to be polite and understanding and respectful, even if they don't feel they are being treated with that same respect.
i especially expect those of you who are esteemed members here to set a good example for the rest of the people who might be more recent newcomers.-mouser (January 13, 2008, 06:02 AM)
I am feeling quite out of place in an atmosphere of narcissism, where the focus is always on the "me, me, me." I don't live in that environment personally or in business and I don't have any close acquaintance with anyone who does. The only place I have this conflict is on DC.-CodeTRUCKER (January 12, 2008, 09:33 PM)
Btw tinjaw, is integrating mantis + subversion easy? I'm thinking of automagicifying stuff, like auto-closing tickets based on svn commit logs?-f0dder (January 12, 2008, 08:29 AM)
Yes. There are several places this has been done and notes kept:
- http://alt-tag.com/b...ntis-and-subversion/
- http://blog.evaristesys.com/?p=13
- http://blog.evariste...e-view-a-minor-hack/
- http://brushpen.net/...Tracker_using_SCMBug
-tinjaw (January 12, 2008, 12:29 PM)
CodeTRUCKER, don't be offended, but considering all those words as inappropriate for children made me giggle. I'll tell you, children hear things like that everyday, mostly on the street, and if we're going to consider the proper names for sexual organs as offensive, I wonder what kind of sexual education are we going to teach to children.Sexual education? My oh my, are you one of those rambling mad leftist?-Lashiec (January 12, 2008, 11:26 AM)
, but I must admit I almost prefer it to very badly mastered albums where the loudness level waries extremely from song to song. But nothing beats perfectly mastered albums; Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here is the album I always think of in this regard Anyone have anything easy to switch VS colors?I think I saw an extension/add-in/whateveryoucallit, but can't remember if it was specialized wrt. colors or if it was just a settings import/export thing... and I never found any pre-made color schemes anyway :/-Renegade (January 12, 2008, 10:31 AM)
What's so good about Mantis?I guess prettiness wasn't a design goal - but openness and stability was?
It doesn't look very pretty looking at the demo?-urlwolf (January 11, 2008, 05:50 PM)
(and I'd really love a SqueeezBox sometime).f0dder: "Disable updating (...)" option is there for, did you try that?Yup, "Disable updating (file information from database)" checked, "Do not add directoris (except local drives) to the list" checked, "Use default icon for directories (use with...)" checked.-jmj (January 11, 2008, 09:58 AM)
Sorry but that didn't answer the question really. I understand why it needs access to specified locations to update the database but why does it need to access anything just to open the search window (I am not talking about during the search - literally just opening the window to enter search criteria is incredibly slow).That does sound weird.-Carol Haynes (January 11, 2008, 09:34 AM)
Also even during a search why does it need to access anything - surely the whole point about have an index database is precisely to avoid looking at disk/network content to do a search ???This one is simple - if you want accurate, up-to-date information about timestamp, size etc. of files, since they could have been changed since last index. Personally, I'd prefer fast-but-possibly-outdated, though, just haven't figured out how to tweak settings properly for that-Carol Haynes (January 11, 2008, 09:34 AM)
