I am also unable to run on WinXP 32bit.
I believe it's because it's built for .Net 4.5 (witch doesn't seem to be supported on XP..)
What font is that?
[QUOTE=Intoxicated Spy;40845355]What font is that?[/QUOTE]
Roboto Regular.
Go [URL="http://developer.android.com/design/style/typography.html"]Here[/URL] and look to the right of all the typography samples and you should see a link named "Download Roboto"
I would definitely pay for this if it were developed further.
Add support for more formats, shuffle, a feature to automatically grab all the music in folders/subfolders. etc.
[QUOTE=saming;40843755]I'm running on Windows XP and I'm getting a "non-valid Win32 application" error. Any idea why?[/QUOTE]
Went to Windows 7, with .NET 4.5 installed, now the program opens a DOS prompt for less than a second and crashes. Any ideas ?
[QUOTE=saming;40897448]Went to Windows 7, with .NET 4.5 installed, now the program opens a DOS prompt for less than a second and crashes. Any ideas ?[/QUOTE]
Running it as an administrator fixed it for me.
[QUOTE=Doom;40897655]Running it as an administrator fixed it for me.[/QUOTE]
Nope, still nothing. Tried XP/Vista compatibility mode as well.
In settings.xml make sure librarypath points to a valid directory.
[QUOTE=Bluefire;40913248]In settings.xml make sure librarypath points to a valid directory.[/QUOTE]
:suicide:
I found a problem.
[img]http://jesusfuck.me/di/Q8HW/excusemethosehavetags.png[/img]
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Are you still receiving bug reports? I just looked at the thread en passant, so I'm not sure if I'm reporting something that has already been reported.
But anyway, when I double click the directory explorer(while clicking on a folder), the program crashes. Also it isn't listing musics if I just throw them in the musics folder(not sure if this is the intended behavior) and the scroll wheel is not working. Great player otherwise!
Well, I'm definitely going to download this and give it a shot. I'm a sucker for a nice UI.
My question is, could you possibly create a visualizer like this?:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNSCaXYM4Tc[/media]
Whats shown is a commonly used After Effects template, but I love the simplicity and lock of it. It actually reminds me quite a bit of what you've already created, just in a linear fashion.
Is there some way of obtaining the source code. I'm really interested in how it works.
I feel like making my own now.
[QUOTE=Mega1mpact;41016960]Is there some way of obtaining the source code. I'm really interested in how it works.[/QUOTE]
Since it is made in C#, it is easy to decompile using ILSpy or DotPeek.
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