hi folks,
did you guys had a look how video highlights render works?
would be interesting if you can create your own effects and add some personal music.
Music = mp3 files
Animation are controlled by a json script you can mix and match it though...
nocomp said:
hi folks,
did you guys had a look how video highlights render works?
would be interesting if you can create your own effects and add some personal music.
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Riyal said:
Music = mp3 files
Animation are controlled by a json script you can mix and match it though...
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digging, digging..
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Folks,
I have created a small MP3 playing application that I wanted to publish to the world. Key features are
- Native C code. No dependencies on .NET
- Tiny (just 37Kb, plus 440Kb of FMOD library. I can remove the FMOD library, but most GPSs dont have windows media player installed by default to handle MP3)
- Extremely skinnable, almost everything is configurable
I have tested this on my GPS (CE 4.2) and PDA (Hermes) and it works quite well.
Configuration
CEAudioPlayer saves its configuration in CEAudioPlayer.cfg in the same folder as the exe. This file contains the last open folder (to play the songs) and the name of the skin.
Skins
There are 3 sample skins attached in the archive. Im not good in graphics, so I would really appreciate people chipping in with their skins. In the absence of any skin, the application uses a spartan layout. Refer to Skin.txt for information on how to create skins
Startup
- On startup CEAudioPlayer looks for any MP3 files in the program's folder. Else it prompts you to select a folder. Once selected the config file is created and subsequent runs, it will automatically pickup that folder
ToDo
- Use minimal FMOD to handle only MP3 (current library can handle tons of formats)
- Use alternate library to play MP3 or compile with native MP3 processing code
- Equalizer
- Spectrum analyzer. Actually, I did implement it, was too slow on my GPS to be usable.
- Playlists
- Better navigation by Artist, Album etc.
Known Issues
- CEAudioPlayer uses FMOD sound system DLL to play the MP3. FMOD does not return the correct duration for VBR encoded files (it can, but that would slow down the loading)
- CEAudioPlayer is built for ARM CPUs only. I can build for other CPUs but dont have a device handy
Looking forward to your comments.
Version history
- v0.67 (3/26/2008)
First public release
does support avcrp?
any pics or previews so we can see what the program looks like?
Fresh2Death said:
any pics or previews so we can see what the program looks like?
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The UI is completely skin driven. The zip file includes 1 skin (various resolutions and orientations). Sample is here
hi, great article. thanks for the opportunity to learn even more.
Most today's GPS are 800x480 units. Can you provide an according skin?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j4WhwhpNKo
Backgrounds can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3379270&postcount=23
hi..
nice video..
what song is that?
Yeah...nice song
Nocturnal310 said:
hi..
nice video..
what song is that?
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Youtube tags (some) music now. If you play the video again you will see what it is called at the bottom in the ad.
Oki, will remove this video an replace it with one that I use the stylus instead. Why? Well, there are already to many that think the xperia is slow
Nocturnal310 said:
hi..
nice video..
what song is that?
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Finger Eleven - Paralyzer
what rom?
Thanks.
the music tab is loading really quickly, have you not got many songs in there?
looks good anyway..
fards said:
the music tab is loading really quickly, have you not got many songs in there?
looks good anyway..
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well only a couple of albums. But may be it was loading quick because I only had choose one album? I know remember that I forgot to show that option thugh.
very nice and impressive
Hey All,
I am looking to make the jump to go 100% android environment. One thing that is holding me up is my podcast.
What does everyone use for audio recording and editing?
Need to be able to record audio, edit it down and then add music to front and end.
thanks in advance
I've always used podcast player, but it doesn't edit at all. What did you use before to do all that?
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I've always used podcast player, but it doesn't edit at all. What did you use before to do all that?[/QUOTE
For years, I have used Audacity for MAC
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Hi team XDA!
This was an unusual discovery today. I copied Jason DeRulo's new album on to my phone (i9500) and played the first track. Up came timed lyrics on the first track automatically!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX56HwXzMzQ
I've never seen this style of lyric display on S4 before - and I have no idea where the lyrics came from - considering the album is from the iTunes Store.
I searched everywehre but no ones mentioned this function, but the most puzzling thing is why an iTunes file with on Lyric meta data would show up timed lyrics, and only on the first track!
I've put up a simple but sharp video on YouTube showing this.
Your thoughts would be intersting.
Jeremy
I pretty sure lyrics can be embedded inside the music file itself, depending on which music format it is without any extra file like meta data file or the like.
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captaineos said:
I searched everywehre but no ones mentioned this function
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Okay, it's a standard option in Settings, not a big secret imho :silly:
Hi
Could anyone share audio settings?
Settings for music purpose and one for movie purpose
Thanks
monsieur_debile said:
Hi
Could anyone share audio settings?
Settings for music purpose and one for movie purpose
Thanks
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Personally i am very glad with the Clear Audio+ & the Dynamic Normalizer.
I have tried the manual settings but i wasn't too satisfied.
how about high res and dsee hx?
monsieur_debile said:
Hi
Could anyone share audio settings?
Settings for music purpose and one for movie purpose
Thanks
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You'll only be able to get the most out of your device in terms of audio when you're rooted.
After you got root, try out Viper4Android after using it you'll probably never be able to live without it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223