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Quote from: Dotpitch on 21 Mar '13 - 09:25

Go to Options and stuff > Appearance and set 'Maximum text width' to something that matches with your Info Window size.

Thanks Dotpitch. Didn't know about this option!

Not to be rude, but this is a Windows issue and not XMPlay.

If you were going to post this thread on this site, you could use the General Discussion Forum:
http://www.un4seen.com/forum/?board=4.0

Thanks for the replies everyone!

Quote from: wrkq on 22 Feb '13 - 14:05

I've had a similar issue a long while ago, when an older revision of XMP-AAC plugin was taking priority on some FLAC files and either not playing or crashing.
So, thirded - extract XMPlay and the FLAC plugin to an empty folder and verify then.
If works, add plugins from your main install one by one until you find the culprit.

I was running an older version of the AAC plugin. I upgraded and the FLAC file now works! Thanks wrkq.

Hi Ian,

On a specific FLAC file, XMPlay freezes and eats up approximately 30% CPU.

I tried to upload to the FTP, but the transfer got cut off.

I've reuploaded the file here.

Testing on XMPlay 3.7 and FLAC plugin ( rev. 8 ). FLAC file plays fine in foobar2000.

Let me know if you need anything else from me.

Can someone post a screenshot of mini mode?

It's obviously a skin, folks!

Cool!

Glad AIMP is coming out with an Android player. Hopefully it'll be as good as the desktop version.

Hey Ian,

Noticed that when I have "Verify file content" checked under "Playlist", network files are checked as well.

I think network files should be treated like URLs; they shouldn't be checked.

Let me know what you think.

I'd like to see something similar to what AIMP does.

Here's a screenie:

The orange "Music" line with the orange line separator shows up when you have a playlist or a directory of tracks.

AIMP also has tabbed playlists (the 'Default' tab in the screenshot), but that would potentially be a lot of work. Hopefully the seperator idea can gain some traction!

For mods and other gaming music, you can also check out Modo, which is way more lightweight than DroidSound memory-wise (about 3-4x), but supports less gaming music formats and other options like Shoutcast streaming.

For web radio, I use TuneIn Radio.

Sucks to have to use so many different apps at the moment! Still waiting for a BASS player for Android!

Just to update my findings here.

Some lightweight audio apps I've tried include:
-Clean Music (is a directory audio player similar to 1by1)
-HikiPlayer (another directory audio player, but with album art and a nice, auto-detection color scheme based on the album's colors)

However, these do not check off the "awesome features" requirement. I've tried Rockbox for Android and while it works, the memory usage increases by about 2x/3x.

If you need a tabbed playlist, you might want to try either AIMP or foobar2000.

When I use the latest stuff version, I now get a "The publisher could not be verified" prompt that looks like this:

This never happened before.

I'm looking for something similar to XMPlay. Lightweight and jampacked with awesome features!

Install file should be as small as possible. Let me know what you guys are using!

Never apologize for your enthusiasm!

XMPlay definitely kicks the llama's ass.

@RadioCampeiro - That only works as a web proxy.

I'm using a German proxy from hidemyass.com/proxy-list/ and that works for me.

Would be nice if XMPlay allowed us to configure multiple proxies based on URL. That would be sweet!

Then I could use different country proxies for different webradio stations that are restricted because of geo-targeting.

You could probably convert the PDF with Calibre:
http://calibre-ebook.com/

But, I'm curious why you'd want to read any manual on the subway!

Just took a look at this and it's so damn thorough! Wink

I was expecting a newbie's guide to XMPlay, but it has the whole kitchen sink!
Great job guys!

That's odd, Jace!

Hmm, back to the drawing board? Maybe try a UK or German proxy?