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Nov, 2017 --------- -Update VS redist -Add VS mirrors in installer -Update bass flac, opus, wv, dsd, midi, hls -Update taglib, libjpeg-turbo, libpng, zlib, glew -Update project to VS 2017 -Clean up projects include paths and linked libraries. http://www.tuniac.org/Release/171112/ http://sourceforge....

Rogervs, your post simply lools like spam so I edited your post.

What about ios? Tuniac is a Windows application. It can run under Wine or similar Windows emulation. In particular the Tuniac interface is all "Windows" but other sections of Tuniac code not related to the interface also use Windows API. Substantial effort and rewrites would be required t...

Playlist.dat and ml dat are directly related. Playlist references items in the ml that may not be in the same place after a rebuild. Eg a file entry 372824 can become file 4827 after rebuild, playlist would reference the wrong file. I do not think keeping the playlist but deleting ml is wise or woul...

The old mp3streamer is an example of using Tuniacs http reader. https://sourceforge.net/p/tuniac/code/HEAD/tree/Old/mp3streamer_Plugin/ You just set in your decoder GetFlags(): FLAGS_PROVIDEHTTPFILEIO. Then Tuniac will give you a IAudioFileIO back in your CreateAudioSource() that has already been in...

Harteex wrote:
I need more time on my hands (and less projects)

I am looking after my newborn child so have close to no time left.

Tuniac has a full plugin system. Bass is only a plugin to tuniac like any decoder can be. There is example decoders and infomanagers for mp3(Tony's openEnlightenment 5.0) with http streaming support, FLAC, Ogg, trueaudio, wavpack, tak, shorten, taglib etc. It also has a http reader helper. https://s...

Tuniacs playlist management is way more advanced than it first appears. Tuniac fronts as a basic player but really has a real depth of powerful features. That is why I love it so much, so simple but so powerful. It lacks in the streaming department, but if someone had time it could all be added. Nee...

PS you can create a playlist of a search.

1)Search for "Christmas"
2)Click the left arrow that appears near search box
3)a playlist will be created of your search
4)click that new playlist
5)search for "father"
6)Double click desired song to 'activate' the playlist.

I have considered what to do with something like that before. There is a bunch of solutions like maybe regex, but most standard users will likely never know how it works. Probably the easiest to add, but I dont like the fact it will be difficult to learn. Or just be smart about if 2 words are used, ...