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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_uie_lyrics3
Last post by ngs428 -
Anyone else see large random negative offsets being put in sycnched lyric files with V0.6. I think it happened with previous versions too.  If I remove the large offset, can be somewhere around -78000, then the lyrics are prefectly synched.  So it seems to be put in in error.  It seems to happen comtinuously for a while, then it goes back to working fine.  Lyric sources are from MusixMatch or Deezer. 

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foobar2000 mobile / Re: Songs in ALL albums streamed from media server are out of order.
Last post by calebst -
Technically, they're not "out of order", they're in alphabetical as opposed to (your assumedly desired) tracknumber order.
Do your files have tracknumber tags? Alternatively, you could use tracknumber as prefix in filename, e.g. "01 - Taxman.mp3"
I am glad y'all brought these things up.  Yes, I realize they are alphabetical  ;D
And yes, I have the files named as your example as well as track metadata stored with dBpoweramp (a blessing of a software, no doubt)
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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_vis_spectrum_analyzer
Last post by TF3RDL -
Don't we forget about the "incorrect" looking sinc/Lanczos FFT interpolation for lower frequencies part in the default FFT mode? This is the most obvious discrepancy between my own CodePen project " Frequency bands spectrum analyzer using either FFT or CQT" and your fb2k visualization component
BTW, here's the spectrum of a 50Hz currently looks like using this component:
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Also, I've fudged around with "lanzcos()" function on my spectrum analyzer project coded in JS to remove the multiplication by "alternating pattern" (which I meant by flipping a sign of both real and imaginary parts of FFT bins on every odd index) and it is not the same as this image above:
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