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If so, that's good for those of us on this side of The Pond! There are 16 non-English languages to choose from, which seems pretty comprehensive for a free piece of software! To start with, choose a language:Įnglish users get a choice between 'English' (as shown) and 'English (US)': I was quite pleased that the US version of the language wasn't the default when I ran the program -but that may be because it's reading my laptop's default keyboard or language settings (which are UK English by default). Once you launch the program, you get prompted for a few things. It's a nice, short, sharp installer! When it completes, you can launch the program directly as you click.
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Once you agree to the license, you get to choose where to install the software: just click to accept the default suggestion and then things immediately start getting copied to your hard disk. It's not too onerous, but it's a shame it's a proprietary product, no matter how free of monetary cost it is. This one's not too bad as it goes, except that it clearly isn't an open source license, as it restricts you in many ways (such as no decompiling, reverse engineering and so on). You then get to agree to an End User License Agreement (EULA). A standard installer will then appear:Īs usual, just click to get things underway. Maybe they think people's browsers will show dire warnings when you try to download an EXE? It's slightly annoying to have to download something and then unpack it before you can use it, is all I'm saying!Īnyway: run the exe file after unpacking it.
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For unknown reasons, it is downloaded as a ZIP file which, when you unpack it, contains a single file called MusicBeeSetup_3_3_Update1.exe (at the time of writing): why you can't just download the EXE, I don't know. There is also a Windows Store version, but I didn't try that one as I have nothing to do with the Windows Store! The Installer Edition download was a pleasingly-small 8.7MB. As seems to be common these days, you can either download a 'portable' version (means it can run directly after unzipping, without being formally installed anywhere), or the full-on, traditional 'Installer Edition'.
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It will be easy enough for anyone to edit the source if they want to add their own.MusicBee is available for free download at the MusicBee website.
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So here we are.Ĭoverjuke had plugins that changed how the flow of albums displayed (Cover Flow is just one of them), I think I'm just going to hard code them in as a display option as each one is only a few lines of code. I honestly don't know how practical it will be really but I did convince my other half to use MB and that meant she lost cover flow from iTunes. Or someone else can take it over and do that.
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I think I'll just make it work in it's own separate window first and make sure I can grab the album artwork through MB and it works as it should.Īfter all that's done I will probably need some help working out how to get it into an MB panel and any other functionality it will need.
So the plan is to get it working similar to how it originally worked, reading album images from my music folder just to make sure everything is displaying correctly and moving as it should. and then it's onto sorting out the inputs although most of that code is ready to go. I'm currently getting my head around threading and event handling. I think I have most of that sorted now and it's displaying images properly Original code used GL_QUADS so I'm having to convert the vertices so I can use GL_TRIANGLES. There are a few conflicting things with the existing OpenGL commands and SharpGL. I've translated everything from C++ to C# so visual studio isn't giving me any errors and currently troubleshooting the OpenGL aspects. There was A LOT of repeated code and inconsistencies that made it a bit of a battle. So far I've stripped out the code I know I don't need, like the internal player as MB will handle that. In hindsight it probably would have been better creating my own from scratch and just using their formulas to handle the OpenGL transitions. The author was french so I had to translate their comments to help me out. Over 14,000 lines of code has been a bit of a slog to get through.
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