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Sam_Zen
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« on: 8 May '08 - 03:08 »
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I know it's not functional, but esthetic, but it would be nice to have an option to have a custom fade out,
after the song is stopped in the middle of playing. JetAudio has it, and it make things quite smooth.
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piovrauz
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« Reply #1 on: 8 May '08 - 09:31 »
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well, custom fadein/out on play/stop/pause/exit like in winamp would be great, I remember askin for it some time ago too. it's not a thing that will made me leave xmplay (I won't, ever) but it'll be nic having them. since I suppose it'll be quite some work, it's up to HIM, I'll limit myself to second you here Wink
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Auren
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« Reply #2 on: 8 May '08 - 22:17 »
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Crossfading is The Most Asked Feature Ever for XMPlay. Despite that it is still not implemented...
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saga
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« Reply #3 on: 9 May '08 - 09:50 »
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Auren, i don't think Sam_Zen thinks of crossfading. It rather sounds to me like a little smooth fadeout after you pressed the stop button f.e..
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Pike84
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« Reply #4 on: 9 May '08 - 11:41 »
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Maybe not, but it's essentially the same thing.
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Tsorovan
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« Reply #5 on: 9 May '08 - 21:37 »
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Not really. Crossfading is a lot trickier to implement since you have to pre-load another file as you're listening to the current one. I don't really know how it's done, if you load it in the same buffer, or keep two buffers around...
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saga
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« Reply #6 on: 10 May '08 - 00:04 »
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Quote from: Pike84 on  9 May '08 - 11:41
Maybe not, but it's essentially the same thing.
WHAT?
one is for making stopping a tune smoother, the other is a transition effect. i tended to like the small fadeout that you could enable in w(h)in(e)amp, it makes stopping / resuming a tune much more enjoyable. nothing important, though...
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Pike84
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« Reply #7 on: 10 May '08 - 00:41 »
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Well, I guess it depends on how you think about it Roll Eyes... but they ARE both just about fading.
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Sam_Zen
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« Reply #8 on: 10 May '08 - 04:41 »
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Although it has of course some relations to this, I consider crossfading as a different, so OT issue.

As saga mentioned, it's just about 'a little smooth fadeout after you pressed the stop button'.
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nutellajunkie
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« Reply #9 on: 10 May '08 - 18:31 »
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yes please.
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fromatoz
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« Reply #10 on: 11 May '08 - 13:20 »
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oh yes, please!
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Sam_Zen
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« Reply #11 on: 12 May '08 - 02:19 »
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The next logic thing would be to have the inverse situation, as saga mentioned :
A small fadein after resuming the track somewhere from a certain point.
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... but they ARE both just about fading.
Agreed. But a crossfade, apart from the memory-issue, has to deal with 4 volume variables instead of 2.
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Pike84
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« Reply #12 on: 12 May '08 - 03:23 »
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Yes, I realize that. I just thought codewise, they should have at least some similarity, and I guess that's what Ian would think about if he decided to implement any of these.
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nutellajunkie
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« Reply #13 on: 6 Jun '08 - 19:19 »
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hurry up Smiley
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