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["Jonathan M. Polom" <s0nic0nslaught@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is a little unrelated but also, the list browser is extremely slow when
handling a large list of songs. In my case I have around 15000 tracks that
all consume one line in the table. The list is virtually unusable on
Chromium on Ubunutu so I have to search for everything. Listing out each
track is definitely convenient programmatically but doesn't make for a very
enjoyable interface. Listing out artists in a column on the left-hand-side
of the page and showing the artist's tracks or albums on a panel to the
right would be a bit better. If my JavaScript skills were better I would
change this for you but unfortunately I'm not very adept at it.

On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Phil Sung <philbert@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 07:45, Jonathan M. Polom
> <s0nic0nslaught@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Yeah, or I could just extend the decoders file. Have you ever used
> subsonic?
> > It has a fairly flexible multistep transcoder. The user can specify
> decode
> > strings and encode strings for streamed audio. For example, to convert
> FLAC
> > to PCM to mp3 for streaming:
> > Step 1: ffmpeg -i %s -v 0 -f wav -
> > Step 2: lame -b %b --tt %t --ta %a --tl %l -S --resample 44.1 - -
> > and these strings are user changeable and accessible in a control panel
> > provided by the streaming app. I don't necessarily like this method, I'd
> > rather it be in a config file, but perhaps an extendable transcoding
> method
> > might be helpful for zeya. I'd probably use a python config file where
> each
> > config block would provide the input and output mime types for the
> > transcoder and a list of the decoder/encoder application names.
>
> That does sound useful. I will take a look when I get a chance.
>
> Thanks,
> Phil
>



-- 
Jon Polom