Hello, Just discovered PyTone, completely by accident, and I'm very impressed. A crash is being encountered with PyTone-2.3.0 using Python-2.4.2. This may be a problem here, though I'm not sure, and would appreciate someone trying this on another system. start pytone enter one of the lower directories e.g. [Genres]/ <right arrow> press F10 <left arrow> to 'back up' and system crashes The default distributed pytonerc (changed musicbasedir) is being used. Martin. -- Martin Fenelon <fenm at freeuk dot com>
Hello Martin, On 06.11.05, Martin Fenelon wrote:
Just discovered PyTone, completely by accident, and I'm very impressed.
Thanks.
A crash is being encountered with PyTone-2.3.0 using Python-2.4.2. This may be a problem here, though I'm not sure, and would appreciate someone trying this on another system.
start pytone enter one of the lower directories e.g. [Genres]/ <right arrow> press F10 <left arrow> to 'back up' and system crashes
Thanks for the report. I fixed this in the SVN repository. Jörg
Hello Jörg, Thanks for the quick response. Glad to report that your fix works. I must say that the more I use PyTone, the more I like it. The virtual directories being especially useful. One thing that I do miss as an mpd user, is support for .aac/.m4a files, a collection of which I seem to be acquiring rapidly. Once again, many thanks for your help. Martin. -- Martin Fenelon <fenm at freeuk dot com>
Hello Martin, On 08.11.05, Martin Fenelon wrote:
I must say that the more I use PyTone, the more I like it. The virtual directories being especially useful. One thing that I do miss as an mpd user, is support for .aac/.m4a files, a collection of which I seem to be acquiring rapidly.
In principle, it's no big deal to add support for more file formats. The interfaces are quite simple (cf. src/decoder.py and src/metadata.py) and if there are Python bindings for the respective format, it's really straightforward to use them in Pytone. Jörg
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