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QMPDClient 1.0.6 released

"QMPDClient is an easy to use MPD client written in Qt 4.1."

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Debian APT repository:
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deb http://havtknut.tihlde.org/debian qmpdclient main


Gentoo Bugzilla (should be in the tree soon)

Win32 binaries: See download link

Regards
micmac

QMPDClient 1.0.6 released

Reply #1 –
Nice, thank you. It seems to have trouble with large playlists on Windows though. I've got just shy of 50000 in my MPD database and I get occasional crashes. Trying to click anything at all before the whole database has been read kills it for a start.

Good app though and ideal for my windows clients.

QMPDClient 1.0.6 released

Reply #2 –
Quote from: seanyseansean on
Nice, thank you. It seems to have trouble with large playlists on Windows though. I've got just shy of 50000 in my MPD database and I get occasional crashes. Trying to click anything at all before the whole database has been read kills it for a start.

Good app though and ideal for my windows clients.


Hi seanyseansean,

thanks for  your input! Would you mind writing a report to the author (mail to havtknut@tihlde.org)? I'm gonna send him the link to this thread, but additional info might be handy.

Regards
micmac
 

QMPDClient 1.0.6 released

Reply #3 –
Quote from: seanyseansean on
Nice, thank you. It seems to have trouble with large playlists on Windows though. I've got just shy of 50000 in my MPD database and I get occasional crashes. Trying to click anything at all before the whole database has been read kills it for a start.

Good app though and ideal for my windows clients.


Btw., did you try to upgrade mpd? They released 0.12.0 recently. Maybe the problem is within mpd and it's already fixed in 0.12.0...

mpd Changelog:
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ver 0.12.0 (2006/9/22)
* New audio output code which supports:
  * A plugin-like architecture
  * Non-libao ("native") outputs:
    * ALSA
    * OSS
    * OS X
    * Sun
    * Media MVP
    * PulseAudio
    * Shout (Icecast or Shoutcast)
  * Playing through multiple outputs at once
  * Enabling/disabling outputs while MPD is running
  * Saving output state (enabled/disabled) to the state_file
* OggFLAC support
* Musepack support
* Gapless MP3 playback
* MP3 ReplayGain support (using ID3v2 tags only)
* Support for MP2 files if MP3 support is enabled
* Composer, Performer, Comment, and Disc metadata support
* New outputs command for listing available audio outputs
* New enableoutput and disableoutput commands for enabling/disabling outputs
* New plchangesposid command for a stripped down version of plchanges
* New addid command for adding to the playlist and returning a song ID
* New commands and notcommands commands for checking available commands
* Can now specify any supported metadata type or "any" in search, find, and list
* New volume_normalization parameter for enabling Audio Compress normalization
* New metadata_to_use parameter for choosing supported metadata types
* New pid_file parameter for saving the MPD process ID to the specified file
* The db_file parameter is now required
* The port parameter is now optional (defaults to 6600)
* Can specify bind_to_address multiple times
* New --kill argument for killing MPD if pid_file is specified
* Removed --update-db argument (use the update function in your client instead)
* New mpdconf.example
* New mpd.conf man page 
* Removed bundled libmad and libid3tag
* Lots of bug fixes, cleaned up code, and performance improvements


mic