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Just noticed the dev branch, let me migrate the changes.... |
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Created a PR: #89
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Thanks @Borewit, I really appreciate you taking the time to help with the migration! 🙏 I'm super grateful for your work with music-metadata. I'll have a look at your PR asap. Thanks again! |
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@Borewit Yea the audioMotion player is really growing - since tried it out the first time. It is getting more ripe and more powerful as it goes - and it is free! What is not to like about. Well..... The easier we can make it for people to start out using it, the more should begin using it. But a lot of things has been sorted out since I tried it years ago - and grown in features. But you might also be talking about the rest of things hvianna is making - do not know to much of the visualizing project myself, I keep for the most part to the audioMotion player, which is more then complicated enough for me :P Like anyone who wants something to play media on a website, can now get something for free - well, still needing a host and web address, but overall the player is there. Would be nice to see more people getting into the project, but I do not think a lot of people know about it - and the beginning step can be an issue, but overall when it is up and running, it runs pretty good. It is pretty awesome, overall. And better support something open then something locked. |
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I think audioMotion is already pretty visible on the radar @JesusGod-Pope666-Info , but yeah more users, more contributions, helps to keep making the component stronger. I am playing the same game. Maybe we can help each other as we both have complementary open source high quality audio / media processing components. One idea I can think of is to join forces on https://audio-tag-analyzer.netlify.app/, which currently a service which can be used to analyze metadata. Can be easily extended with audio visualization. I will wait for your feedback on the proposed changes I made so far. If your happy with that direction, I can try to improve more. |
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@Borewit, it Is @hvianna who is the captain at the helm, I just try to give ideas to help make it better. I'm just a user for the most part doing things from a more top layer of things. And of cause everything I do that might be helpful, I try to share - which is not much. Well, not sure how much it is on the radar, but the better it gets, the more tasteful for people - the easier it is to get working as well, the easier to get people started with it without giving up and throwing it to the side. |
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Dear @hvianna ,
I am super impressed with the great visualization tools you wrote. Very nice work.
I noticed you got stuck with music-metadata-browser, which is obsolete as music-metadata is fully browser compliant.
Without to much trouble I could migrate to music-metadata.
I made a hacky start: https://github.com/Borewit/audioMotion.js/tree/migrate-to-music-metadata
For the best result I need your help, as I can see there a different ways to load files.
I see potential for simplification and boost performance. Blobs can be directly parsed by music-metadata, no need to convert to URI.
Currently music-metadata is streaming a blob to a web-stream by default , but it is also possible to use
Blob.slice(), which enable random file access in some cases.When we managed to integrate music-metadata, I like link your project on my project page, as an integration example.
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