| Re: Great, but...
Oct 14 2011 on content Clementine |
They "recently" (actually some time ago) dropped the phonon and xine backends due to a lack of maintenance.
Somebody will have to step up if we want the phonon backend to be re-implemented and feature complete. |
|  | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: dependencies
Sep 13 2011 on content Clementine |
Well, as a developer myself I can understand that it's about making choices. I know GStreamer is a good backend, it's actually great / has a good feature set and is actively maintained/developed. But as a Qt developer I prefer phonon (for the little things I do phonon using what ever backend is fine tom me).
But thanks for the hint, I didn't know that you could compile clementine with Phonon support/backend. |
| | | Re: Re: Windows version
Jan 8 2011 on content FatRat |
Hi,
Why no Windows version? Don't you own a windows copy or is porting too much effort?
As I see it, your dependencies should be working in Windows as well.
I did not check on the source yet, but I'd like to know where you expect problems. |
| | | Great work !
Nov 25 2010 on content ScreenGrab |
Love the new Version :-) .. Thanks ! |
| | | Repository
Apr 11 2010 on content PlaybaK (aka KDE Media Player) |
I don't want to seem rude, but I havn't found a nice way to ask...
Could you consider putting your code in a public GIT repository, since it's OpenSource now?
Something like http://gitorious.org/ or http://github.com/ ?
That could speed up development, and would allow others to view the source code, help you impriving the application on a daily base, and help you with design mistakes and the "bad code" which could be in. |
| | | Re: ???
Mar 4 2010 on content Clementine |
Some people don't want those features of amarok 2. Amarok 2 eats (at least on my system) a lot of ressources, and generally feels "slow", probably due to all the gui stuff and my slow graphics card though. |
| | | Re: Re: xine-lib
Mar 4 2010 on content Clementine |
You are probably right, phonon seems badly maintained at the moment, thinking on the kde patches still waiting for their merge.
Fade-In Fade-Out is quite easy with phonon, there's even a reference implementation in JuK, but you need to use two objects (actually, one which you played where you fade out, and the one for the new song you fade in).
I must say, I don't understand what is meant by "animated scope". |
| | | xine-lib
Mar 3 2010 on content Clementine |
Is there a reason to base clementine upon xine-lib, or was this just not ported to phonon (yet?). |
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