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foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #475 –
Double Post! \o/

Okay,

Components needed:
-TrackInfo 1 and 2 (2 can be found in this forum)
-projectM visualization
-Playlist Tree
-Lyrics Show
-Album coverart


And anything else your heart desires.

Now, give me your email, and i shall send it when i get home from Work.

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #476 –
Quote
Double Post! \o/

Okay,

Components needed:
-TrackInfo 1 and 2 (2 can be found in this forum)
-projectM visualization
-Playlist Tree
-Lyrics Show
-Album coverart


And anything else your heart desires.

Now, give me your email, and i shall send it when i get home from Work.
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=357680"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]


have done so

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #477 –
HI!

this is my dinamic mixed config of others users:

[a href=\"http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/4416/mp3foo8zt.png\" target=\"_blank\"]

thanks to all!

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #478 –
@okupa: Looks very nice. Would be appreciated if you share your *.fcs!

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #479 –
thanks plinni, its a mod from azrael:

azrael5MOD.zip

bye

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #480 –
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this is my dinamic mixed config of others users:
...

$div(1411,%__bitrate%).$substr($muldiv(1411,100,%__bitrate%),2,3):1


The $substr() is only correct if the $muldiv()-result is >= 10 otherwise it's wrong because you use a static start (2) for the $subst().

This should imho be alright, you have to detect the length if the first $div.

Code: [Select]
$div(1411,%__bitrate%).$substr($muldiv(1411,1000,%__bitrate%),$add($len($div(1411,%__bitrate%)),1),4):1


Without variables hard to read and multiple computation.

BTW all in all I use this code (I only have to check it for rounding preciseness in the last digits):

Code: [Select]
1:$div(1411,%__bitrate%).$substr($muldiv(1411,1000,%__bitrate%),$add($len($div(1411,%__bitrate%)),1),4) '('$div($mul(%__bitrate%,100),1411).$substr($muldiv(%__bitrate%,10000,1411),$add($len($div($mul(%__bitrate%,100),1411)),1),4)'%)'


I rather like to have the panel to show the final compression.

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #481 –
is there any way to implement something that kills the wrap-around? for instance, cutting a tag short and adding a "..." to keep it on one line?

just wondering.

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #482 –
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is there any way to implement something that kills the wrap-around? for instance, cutting a tag short and adding a "..." to keep it on one line?

just wondering.


[{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Really, the only reliable way to cut a tag short and add "..." to the end is if you use a fixed-width font, you can do something like:

Code: [Select]
$iflonger(%title%,30,$cut(%title%,30)...,%title%))


(or perhaps one of the other [a href="http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Foobar2000:Titleformat_Reference]string functions[/url] is better suited...)

Another option is to replace all the spaces in your text with a non-breaking space, which will prevent the text from wrapping (as far as I can recall).  For example:

Code: [Select]
$replace(%title%, ,$char(160))


($char(160) being the code for a non-breaking space)

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #483 –
Code: [Select]
$if(%title%,Title:  $if(%title%,$cut(%title%,45)
$ifgreater($len(%title%),45,'...',))$char(10),$get(info)%_filename%$char(10))


Works sometimes...

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #484 –
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Code: [Select]
$if(%title%,Title:  $if(%title%,$cut(%title%,45)
$ifgreater($len(%title%),45,'...',))$char(10),$get(info)%_filename%$char(10))


Works sometimes...
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=361164"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

this works great most of the time.. but it would really work best with a uniform spaced font.

i'll keep experimenting, but this little code set me on the right path. thanks!

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #485 –
I have a problem when using a non fixed-spacing font like Calibri for formatting as shown below. No matter what alignation I choose, string is constantly moving left or right while the time counting goes by. I know that it's not foo_uie_trackinfo's fault, but is there a way to somehow stick time elapsed and time total in a place so the former one would not move when counting? Also, center alignation doesn't really work as it should, as the dash ( - ) is moving horizontally and I guess it shouldn't

Code: [Select]
$char(1)R
$if2(
$if2(2d9cff%_time_elapsed%2d2d2d' - '2d9cff%_time_total%,2d9cff%_LENGTH%)
,2d9cffcromo
)


PS. f2k 0.8.3, trackingo 0.1

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #486 –
hi,

where can i found "trackinfo V2" ?

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #487 –
Quote
I have a problem when using a non fixed-spacing font like Calibri for formatting as shown below. No matter what alignation I choose, string is constantly moving left or right while the time counting goes by. I know that it's not foo_uie_trackinfo's fault, but is there a way to somehow stick time elapsed and time total in a place so the former one would not move when counting? Also, center alignation doesn't really work as it should, as the dash ( - ) is moving horizontally and I guess it shouldn't

Code: [Select]
$char(1)R
$if2(
$if2(2d9cff%_time_elapsed%2d2d2d' - '2d9cff%_time_total%,2d9cff%_LENGTH%)
,2d9cffcromo
)
I don't think this can be resolved if you are using a font whose characters are not regular widths.  Many font's numeric characters are uniform in width, you don't have to use a monospace font.  However, I suspect that Calibri is one of those funky fonts where each character has its own unique width.
I'm on a horse.

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #488 –
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hi,

where can i found "trackinfo V2" ?
[{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]


I believe you are after the ability to have more than one Track Info panel. [a href="http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=29363&view=findpost&p=301999]Track Info 2 Post[/url]

If i am mistaken, and there is a version 2 of the addon; please inform me.

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #489 –
will this plugin be updated for foobar .9?

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #490 –
i certainly hope so

this plugin is essential for my daily usage of foobar
and it simply rocks

perhaps it could in corporate album art as well?

i just want this and album art real bad...

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #492 –
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i just want this and album art real bad...
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=373706"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Same here. 

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #493 –
Quote
Quote
i just want this and album art real bad...
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=373706"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Same here. 
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=373795"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

me too!
My English sucks, sorry!

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #494 –
Me aswell. I hope that the user's suggestion of this incorporating album art is not included. I think the album art panel and the track info panel should be two independent plugins.
love, IAN
droptothetop.com/

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #495 –
if i have a comment tag with line-breaks, foo_uie_trackinfo only shows the first line and (...)
Is there any way to make it show the whole comment tag with the line-breaks?



thanks

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #496 –
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Is there any way to make it show the whole comment tag with the line-breaks?
If I'm not mistaken, $meta() should do that.

HTH.

Alessandro

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #497 –
yeah that worked perfectly.
but unfortunately foo_uie_trackinfo does not interpret line-break 0d or 0a correctly, because it puts a tiny square at the end of each line...



is there a command to ignore 0d or 0a, whatever causes the square?

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #498 –
Try $replace(<your text>,$crlf,$char(10),$char(13),$char(10)). If that does not work as intended, replace $char(10) with $char(13) and vice versa.

foo_uie_trackinfo

Reply #499 –
> Info: $replace($meta(comment),$crlf,$char(10),$char(13),)  <
works fine, thank you all.