This is not the reason why the template cannot update the image. JS functions are strictly case-sensitive. Be consistent when calling them. Change "refresh()" in your template to "Refresh()" and it will work as required.Note the case of the refresh function. After reading your template, the function name is "function Refresh()" and the place where it is called is ”refresh()", please change it to ”Refresh()“.@ yeyoFeel free to share, I'd love to!
I made the changes to the spin disc of your version and they are now compatible with the latest version of the foo_uie_webview plugin.
I didn't post it out of fairness to you.
Ok tell me if it's okay. I changed the background color, image path and icon management beyond opening the container box.
Do not download this version because it does not update the images.
@ yeyo if you can post your updated version, without runservice and info track, which I'm not interested in, and I really don't understand it, you'll do me a favor.
Thank you.
Maybe it was just this. A way of things has changed Changes to Functions and Properties
Methods:
GetArtwork should be getArtwork.
GetFormattedText should be getFormattedText.
Callbacks:
OnPlaybackStarting should be onPlaybackStarting.
OnPlaybackStop should be onPlaybackStop.
OnPlaybackPrevious should be onPlaybackPrevious.
OnPlaybackNext should be onPlaybackNext.
To say I'm angry is an understatement. But for what then for this Changed: Returned JSON objects now use camelCase casing. (alpha4)
Changed: *Breaking Change* Callbacks follow the Category-Noun-Verb naming convention. (alpha5)
Changed: *Breaking Change* All properties, methods and callbacks to use camelCase convention. (alpha5)
Changed: *Breaking Change* The parameter list of most callbacks has been expanded. (alpha5)
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Note the case of the refresh function. After reading your template, the function name is "function Refresh()" and the place where it is called is ”refresh()", please change it to ”Refresh()“.@ yeyoFeel free to share, I'd love to!
I made the changes to the spin disc of your version and they are now compatible with the latest version of the foo_uie_webview plugin.
I didn't post it out of fairness to you.
Ok tell me if it's okay. I changed the background color, image path and icon management beyond opening the container box.
Do not download this version because it does not update the images.
@ yeyo if you can post your updated version, without runservice and info track, which I'm not interested in, and I really don't understand it, you'll do me a favor.
Thank you.
Note the case of the refresh function. After reading your template, the function name is "function Refresh()" and the place where it is called is ”refresh()", please change it to ”Refresh()“.@ yeyoFeel free to share, I'd love to!
I made the changes to the spin disc of your version and they are now compatible with the latest version of the foo_uie_webview plugin.
I didn't post it out of fairness to you.
Ok tell me if it's okay. I changed the background color, image path and icon management beyond opening the container box.
Do not download this version because it does not update the images.
@ yeyo if you can post your updated version, without runservice and info track, which I'm not interested in, and I really don't understand it, you'll do me a favor.
Thank you.
Open your foobar2000 profile folder (if you don't know it, open File menu, Directories, browse Profile Directory).Nope.
From there, go to the foo_discogger-cache subfolder.
Then open artists subfolder.
Yes, I have made adjustments and everything is fine. Thank you!carousel_a5.html86 bit is working properly. But a few seconds after the 64-bit resizing won't display the image?
I use x86, but installed a fresh x64 and it worked fine.
It is not a live resize - resize panel and then reload a track to update view.
Did you check console (via Inspect) for errors?
Check memory behavior in Process Explorer, are you using 50 very large images?
Yes, it will work, but I'm not sure if the bit rate of the output and the original file have changed.Yes, the previous result was converted using Foobar's built-in “Convert,” with pggb-rt set to the best quality, and the converted format is flac.
If you try playing the file to a different device (even your PC /laptop speakers), using Windows Media Player, does it work? Windows will still simply down sample and play at the supported rate, but that will confirm that the flac file is ok.