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Applications / Re: David's Doodles
« on: January 18, 2024, 08:24:46 pm »Hi David,
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Hi David,
I sent you a PM.
I do not see it. Did you send it to
dwgras at swbell dot net
Mark various DLL's to load high. Start with "highmem -c \usr\lib\Qt5*dll"
Here's the thread, https://www.os2world.com/forum/index.php/topic,3174.0.html
Guess someone should raise an issue and get Gregg to rebuild them with Paul's changes.
The official home is at https://trac.netlabs.org/mmcodecs/wiki where a ticket could be filed.
I seem to have alternate mmioFLAC.dll labeled Paul, I'll attach for testing purposes. I can't remember anything about it.
Hello
Are you talking about mmioFLAC that cames in MMAudioPack?
- https://github.com/OS2World/MM-SOUND-MMAudioPack
Regards
It all depends on how the IOProc is written.
You can load the whole FLAC file and convert into a WAV file and hold the result in memory. That makes it easy to implement seeks,reads and writes on the converted file (which is necessary as the MMOS2 can really only play/record WAV files). But it comes at a high cost in memory as WAV needs a lot of memory.
The alternative is to work blockwise, if the source format (FLAC in this case) is organized in this way because then, only a block of input data has to be converted but not the whole file. This is more memory friendly but also more difficult to implement (think about a seek half way into the WAV converted file: what would that location match in the FLAC source file?)
I suspect that the FLAC IOProc makes use of a library that is meant to convert a complete FLAC file into a WAV file and therefore that would match the first approach.
DeepL is giving better translations than Google translate in my opinion.
Mike
Don't download anymore of the themes. There will be one more update for all. Found a few more things I missed. I also found answers to some major problems that have alluded me. In the next releases, all the old OS/2 icons should be replaced. If there are some that don't update, reset the program object for those. It should no longer be a mix of old and new icons. I am slowly going through all the themes. It may be a few days before I upload. Guys, I am thrilled. These few remaining problems have eluded me for months. I think you will like all the major corrections.
I want a little input. I am thinking about changing the network drive icon. I uploaded a pic of the another that can be used. Which icon do you prefer. the old or the new?
I can add some of the samba icons to the packages if you want. If so, I need the *.exe for the restart samba, start samba, and stop samba to assign icons to.