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2010-07-06
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#102
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Not to make you feel bad or anything but that feature is already implemented on our android app 
Maemo will catch up though -- it's an obvious UI decision and incredibly useful in contexts where finger precision is hard (like when you're driving).
Maemo will catch up though -- it's an obvious UI decision and incredibly useful in contexts where finger precision is hard (like when you're driving).
Originally Posted by Andrew_b
Interesting thing I just did then. I was playing a song in single track mode from 'Songs' and then instinctively 'swiped' right to see what the next song was. Obviously, nothing happened, but does this point to another possible UI feature? On checking my (cough) Touch, I find that a right swipe returns me to the list of songs and a left swipe does nothing. A swipe of a song's album art while playing could reveal more info, lyrics, more albums, tracks, whatever, but it's worth exploiting for some feature or other.
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2010-07-06
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#103
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Sorry for the confusion. The main difference between this version and the previous one is better debug information that will help us quash more bugs. There are some small changes like a roll over to our production servers for better data and artwork in lists, though we're still polishing and optimizing that functionality (as you can tell )
When I said this is a 0.9 release, I meant that figuratively, rather than literally. 0.9 is commonly used to denote "beta" or "work in progress", and that's how feel about this app. We're really excited about where the app is going especially with all the great feedback from you guys... but we're not "there" yet Playlisting and folder browsing is high up on the todo list. Neither is functional just yet, but when it's ready, you'll be the first to know.
)When I said this is a 0.9 release, I meant that figuratively, rather than literally. 0.9 is commonly used to denote "beta" or "work in progress", and that's how feel about this app. We're really excited about where the app is going especially with all the great feedback from you guys... but we're not "there" yet
Playlisting and folder browsing is high up on the todo list. Neither is functional just yet, but when it's ready, you'll be the first to know.
Originally Posted by puiradu
Hi! I don't see in the version you posted the abbility to browse folders that you said it is fixed. Why? Why you are not sharing the latest version available, you said 0.9, if you wanna know what improvements should be done?
Nothing spectacular betwen this 0.34.1 and the one from OVI, maybe a little bit slower!
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2010-07-06
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#104
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Can I ask how you guys are launching the app? There's a script /usr/local/instinctiv/bin/instinctiv.launch that sets the loader paths. If you try and launch the bin directly you'll get the kinds of warnings you guys are reporting.
Originally Posted by Rob1n
I don't even get the UI up. Running from the command-line reports a whole load of version information errors with the various libav* libraries, ending with:
Given that libavcodec isn't in the main extras repository, I'm not sure where it's installed from for users without -testing/-devel enabled, but presumably it's wanting a different version.
Originally Posted by bobalyafeai09
I downloaded the deb file,,but when i run it, it does not work, it shut down it self.
could someone help me please. I'm so exiting to use it.
thanks
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2010-07-06
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Awesome! We'll make that change on our end as well.
Originally Posted by Rob1n
EDIT: Oh, I see - you install them as part of the Instinctiv package. In that case, the bug is that you're appending the required path to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable, not prepending it.
EDIT2: That doesn't help either. It's using the versions from /usr/lib regardless.
EDIT3: I was able to get it working by specifying all the libraries (with full path) in LD_PRELOAD
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2010-07-06
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#106
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Originally Posted by peter@instinctiv.com
I still wonder why it's not working - according to the ld.so documentation, LD_LIBRARY_PATH should be checked before everything except DT_RPATH/DT_RUNPATH - is Instinctiv (or the libraries themselves) being compiled using -rpath?
Awesome! We'll make that change on our end as well.
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2010-07-06
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#107
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Originally Posted by peter@instinctiv.com
Using the Icon! Oldschool ey?
Can I ask how you guys are launching the app?
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2010-07-06
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Originally Posted by peter@instinctiv.com
To Peter, can you add your reply after the quote (like this reply) rather than before it? It's easier to read that way.
Awesome! We'll make that change on our end as well.
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2010-07-06
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Originally Posted by peter@instinctiv.com
I just clicked the .deb link in your earlier post from Firefox browser on my N900, chose 'Open', then it downloaded and the App Manager took care of the installation. To launch, I click the Instinctiv icon I've added to one of my desktops. It launches perfectly, every time.
Can I ask how you guys are launching the app?
Minor niggle. I'm not sure if it's my desktop theme, but I find it quite hard to read the numbers of tracks against each album. Mine is showing up light blue against a not so light blue background and the contrast is very low, making it hard to read. The track times are dark grey and easy to read.
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2010-07-06
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Ah yes, objdump is my friend:
I still wonder why it's not working - according to the ld.so documentation, LD_LIBRARY_PATH should be checked before everything except DT_RPATH/DT_RUNPATH - is Instinctiv (or the libraries themselves) being compiled using -rpath?
RPATH /usr/lib
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EDIT: Oh, I see - you install them as part of the Instinctiv package. In that case, the bug is that you're appending the required path to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable, not prepending it.
EDIT2: That doesn't help either. It's using the versions from /usr/lib regardless.
EDIT3: I was able to get it working by specifying all the libraries (with full path) in LD_PRELOAD
Last edited by Rob1n; 2010-07-06 at 14:50.