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Re: wtkJams Classic
Yes, will figure out something... have some ideas.
I also have a field in the master database for similar artist that I'll be using with the web app too (and future versions of wtkJams). That's been useful for offering suggestions.
Every now and then I do mess around with the Android version. I just brought up one of my Samsung Nexus II's to run it. It took about 3 minutes before it finally discovered things on Bonjour.
I also have a field in the master database for similar artist that I'll be using with the web app too (and future versions of wtkJams). That's been useful for offering suggestions.
Every now and then I do mess around with the Android version. I just brought up one of my Samsung Nexus II's to run it. It took about 3 minutes before it finally discovered things on Bonjour.
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Re: wtkJams Classic
Well, for production, KJ/not singer use, just having it available so one can manually enter IP address would be great for Android. Even singers might be willing to deal with that for the time being, just to get the App working.
I don't suppose there is regex support for the queries?![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
I could then possibly just write a custom front end that reproduced your page, but have the letter tabs trigger a search for "begins with ___"
I don't suppose there is regex support for the queries?
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
I could then possibly just write a custom front end that reproduced your page, but have the letter tabs trigger a search for "begins with ___"
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Which tablet did you get? I could do a special version... I have the code, it works, would wrap it into a new project that just does wtkJams KE for Android. wtkJams KE is wtkJams Kiosk Edition.DeusExMachina wrote:I can give it a fair go. I often lend out my iPhone, so I can hammer it pretty hard and relentlessly.
Any luck with the Android version? I get asked a lot, and I just got 5 10" tablets.
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I have it working on a couple of devices, it is just very flaky though. Definitely can't release a product with it. It's very frustrating.dave wrote:what's this?
https://github.com/twitwi/AndroidDnssdDemo
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If it is anything like the other implementations of network service discovery on Android, then it is buggy, unpredictable, and SLOW. Also, DNS-SD is not quite the same as mDNS, compatible, but not dependent on, as they would say, so those differences would have to be taken into account.
There is also jmDNS:
http://jmdns.sourceforge.net/
and mDNSResponder.
But I think the issues are really Android specific, as these work fairly well on other platforms.
There is also jmDNS:
http://jmdns.sourceforge.net/
and mDNSResponder.
But I think the issues are really Android specific, as these work fairly well on other platforms.
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Is there a way to present a shorter song book list to clients? It would probably require us to add a field comment in kJams or something that as an inclusion/exclusion field.
We maintain two lists of songs, one in kJams (large list of 50k+ songs), and one in the song book (23k+ songs) because there are a number of duplicates/versions of songs and we only want the best songs in the song book, or being requested by clients. Also, we sometimes want several versions of a song because one's a duet and the other isn't etc.
Alternatively, we could provide a downloadable song list like the one used in this mobile web version, and it would use that for searching instead of the one in kJams... a positive side effect being that people won't have to wait for kJams to query the song list either.
I am a bit worried about what happens when we have several people searching the song list, along with the host, in kJams, and it causing hickups and general slowness for the host. Searching is painfully slow as it is.
We maintain two lists of songs, one in kJams (large list of 50k+ songs), and one in the song book (23k+ songs) because there are a number of duplicates/versions of songs and we only want the best songs in the song book, or being requested by clients. Also, we sometimes want several versions of a song because one's a duet and the other isn't etc.
Alternatively, we could provide a downloadable song list like the one used in this mobile web version, and it would use that for searching instead of the one in kJams... a positive side effect being that people won't have to wait for kJams to query the song list either.
I am a bit worried about what happens when we have several people searching the song list, along with the host, in kJams, and it causing hickups and general slowness for the host. Searching is painfully slow as it is.
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Re: wtkJams Classic
The easy solution is to first create a playlist with duplicates removed (instructions on site) then export as CSV. Open in either text edit or a spreadsheet app and save as pdf.
Now you can copy that pdf locally and open in either a webkit browser (Safari, Chrome, etc.) or in an app like Preview.
Now you can copy that pdf locally and open in either a webkit browser (Safari, Chrome, etc.) or in an app like Preview.
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currently there is no way to exclude songs from a search. the current implementation would not allow it to be fast at all. it could only be implemented after i get "fast searching" going.
if you find cases where the audio or video stutter when doing a search or several at once, let me know
if you find cases where the audio or video stutter when doing a search or several at once, let me know
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Re: wtkJams Classic
Dave:
As far as I know, the Windows version still suffers from audio stuttering on our machine whenever a library search is done. I will install latest rev and check tonight sometime.
As far as I know, the Windows version still suffers from audio stuttering on our machine whenever a library search is done. I will install latest rev and check tonight sometime.
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I haven't had the sound stutter during a search yet, but I have had the video not appear until 30 seconds after the song starts playing... ![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
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That too, though only if I have a rotation or show screen up. I get around it by first toggling the screen before playing the track.
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If you could add another field Quality (0 for not rated, 1 low quality - 5 high quality) and export that with the CSV WTK, then I can sort on that field. I do that now for one of the local KJ's. I only show the highest quality entry for each song.