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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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That's it, my friend has done a first conclusive test on his system, so I can now post the link to the Beta Let me know if you need help configuring it to your system.
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Then, there is the revamped Preferences windows. (So that you know, LinkPlayer 2 stores its settings in a different place, so make sure you reconfigure it completely and re-start it before using it.) The "General" pane now shows all the different devices in the system, you change the settings for all of them, and a little LED will tell you
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I'll now be posting in this new thread .
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Secondly is the much improved and logical way of handling changes between Full Screen and the Virtual Remote. Sources that are started by a AUDIO key (CD, RADIO, A.AUX, N.MUSIC, N.RADIO) do not go full screen. Sources that are started by a VIDEO key (TV, DTV, V.TAPE, V.AUX, PC) go full screen. You can use the AV key to inverse the effect. Press AV-N
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[quote user="Beogen"]No live recordings?[/quote] Not in this first Beta, this will come back. I will be looking at a better way of integrating EyeTV.
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First is the Virtual Remote... You can now click on the Track indicator, below the Source indicator, to display a new menu. In this menu, you can access digits, track, random and repeat, but also call the source MENU. When you are listening to an Audio source, the menu now displays inside the Virtual Remote, and can be clicked with the mouse. There
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Cool, I'll be posting the link to the Beta version shortly. I am doing the last checks. In the meantime, I'll explain what has changed in the interface and in the behaviour. Not all the features are present in the Beta, but most will be re-implemented if there is a demand.
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There has been some changes to the internal player. It has "less gap" but I haven't test if it was totally gapless as I do not have gapless albums to test.
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You'll still be able to play music stored into your iTunes Library as before, but it will not launch iTunes, the music will be played by LinkPlayer's internal music player. This is to reduce dependencies on Apple's implementation of iTunes. Everytime they release a new version, it makes LinkPlayer or BM-Link fail. Also LinkPlayer 2 new architecture
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One more precision about the icon... it will turn into a mini display when the virtual remote window is closed. Looks cool. I am currently working on ironing the most obvious bugs, hoping to release the first Beta version here by the end of the weekend. To avoid dissapointment I need to stress that this is far from being the final version. It will not
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