Feature #620
Music speed control: Remember the Tempo/Pitch/Speed settings for each song
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Description
Dear Audacious developers,
I am migrating from Windows -> Winamp to Ubuntu -> Audacious.
I used WinAmp to play music for dancing, so I have to change the tempo of a song from time to time.
And some songs need to be changed in speed in order to be suitable for dancing.
For Audacious found the skin in WinAmp_classic style, which is fine for me.
I found the plugin to change tempo, which also works fine.
I have a request for a feature, that I used in WinAmp together with the plugin PaceMaker.
For reference see: http://www.surina.net/pacemaker/doc/usage.html#memorize
Request_1: remember the Tempo/Pitch/Speed settings for each song (I personally only need tempo)
The plugin PaceMaker has its own database (text file), where it saves the selected parameters for each song.
The file "pacemaker_songparams.txt" has the following structure (example):
pmdb 1 273
"A Moment Lost - Enya" 1.1300 0.0000 1.0000
"A wonderful Time - Pat Boone" 0.9900 0.0000 1.0000
"Adagio - Adagio" 1.0200 0.0000 1.0000
"Adios Amigo - Marty Robbins" 1.1000 0.0000 1.0000
this corresponds to the following music files:
Directory of E:\Musik
21.01.2008 23:05 4.543.606 A Moment Lost - Enya.mp3
24.03.2008 14:51 2.084.864 A wonderful Time - Pat Boone.mp3
27.02.2007 00:01 2.244.608 Adagio.mp3
27.02.2007 00:02 5.318.656 Adios Amigo - Marty Robbins.mp3
As you can see, the lines in "pacemaker_songparams.txt" have the format "title - artist",
and if no artist is given (as in line 3), then "title - title" for whatever reason.
This seems to be the same text, as shown in the playlist, and which can be configured in WinAmp.
It would be great, if I could re-use the same text file, because my list has more than 2000 lines already.
Request_2: remember, that the speed control window was open, and re-open it when Audacious is started
It would be much easier for me, if audacious would remember, that the speed_control_window was open.
When Audacious is started again, the speed_control_window should open as well.
Thank you very much
Martin
History
#1
Updated by John Lindgren almost 9 years ago
Updated by - Status changed from New to Rejected
This is a very specific use-case which we, as a volunteer project, don't have enough manpower to support. If you need this feature in a professional capacity, you might want to look into hiring a developer to implement it for you.
