Made with FF3 - MP3 Player

Started by Ivan Iraola, November 27, 2009, 02:52:53 PM

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Ivan Iraola

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Barry,

Are you referring to the player above or the one on the tutorial?, I'm asking because you mentioned "need for the playlist". If it's the one on the tutorial, have you clicked on the song to play?, you must highlight the track to play, the program uses the "current selection" to play.

I don't know what would be different on Vista or XP Pro SP3 or what Vista and Win XP Pro/Home SP3 don't like, very very interesting. ???
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Barry Marks

When I posted I didn't realize there were two seperate players.  Now I see that I was talking about the one in the tutorial.

I just tried this one and it crashes as soon as I run it.

I have no idea that Vista is the reason.  I just thought you'd want that information.

When I click the details thing on the Windowsdialog that notifies me that it crashed I get the following information:
Problem signature:[/size]Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: Euphony.exe
Application Version: 1.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 00003039
Fault Module Name: ntdll.dll
Fault Module Version: 6.0.6002.18005
Fault Module Timestamp: 49e03821
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00042775
OS Version: 6.0.6002.2.2.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 397a
Additional Information 2: f4796fee6e3a97e5d3fec321a5cdee20
Additional Information 3: 8fdd
Additional Information 4: 200b14d12db4aed9c48afe544a4c48f8

Barry


Ivan Iraola

Barry,

Thanks for the input, let me ask you something, would you mind testing a "different" version of this player?, if you don't mind let me know, we'll keep the troubleshooting via private message.
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Haakon Birkeland

Just checked the tutorial executable, and it behaves as Barry mentioned;

I copied the executable to the same folder as Euphony, to utilize the playlist there, and when Play is clicked, the Titlebar only changes status to Playing â€" for less than a second, before returning to Ready. No sound is produced.

I'll see if I can find time to investigate a little, but I've got a sick kid in the house, so time is sparse ...
Haakon 8o)

Haakon Birkeland

Happened to check Euphony with a manual inserted MP3-reference (without any path, just the filename of a tune in the same folder). That makes it crash ...

Then I accidentally added the filename again (thought I had copied the path, but didn't see what I had done due to my quick fingerwork), separated by a backslash and it behaved â€" by adding the tune twice to the list.
Haakon 8o)

Haakon Birkeland

Paths with spaces need to be enclosed and passed in quotation marks.

Change;

MP3Name$ = FF_ListBox_GetText(HWND_FORM1_TUNESLISTBOX, SW&)  ' Grab the name of the currently selected track

to;

MP3Name$ = Chr$(34) & FF_ListBox_GetText(HWND_FORM1_TUNESLISTBOX, SW&) & Chr$(34)  ' Grab the name of the currently selected track     
Haakon 8o)

Barry Marks

Quote from: Ivan Iraola on November 28, 2009, 02:02:55 PM
Barry,

Thanks for the input, let me ask you something, would you mind testing a "different" version of this player?, if you don't mind let me know, we'll keep the troubleshooting via private message.

I'll be glad to.

Barry

Barry Marks

I just did the same test only a I removed the spaces instead of putting it in quotes and that made it work for me also.

Barry

Ivan Iraola

I have uploaded a new tutorial, I've added the quotes to prevent not playing a track if the path or name contains spaces.

Check your private messages when you get a chance.
Android App Developer
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Barry Marks

The new tutorial works fine. :)

Barry