mruddo wrote: > I've had a go, but can't get the 2.9 branch of Material to run under > Windows. I've downloaded the zip and installed the folder in the plugins > directory, but trying to view the server with the Material skin just > shows a white window. I can confirm from the legacy interface that the > DEVELOPMENT plugin's installed, but it's not working for me I'm afraid.
Same thing happened to me yesterday. White window. cpd73 wrote: > Yeah, Material was broken if no plugins that used its extension feature > were loaded. Should be fixed now. You will also need a newer > music-similarity and lms-musicsimilarity > > I changed the range sliders to yes/no/not-used options - seemed more > user friendly. Also, I have removed 'loudness'. I thought this was a > loud/quiet indicator - but its actually to do with dynamic range (a loud > track and quiet track could have same dynamic range). I can confirm that using 2.9 branch of Material for user interface (SHA 'c14d817' (https://github.com/CDrummond/lms-material/commit/c14d81762e549c45f896037462e04150c3628939)) that Material loads properly. What isn't loading properly is the Music Similarity plugin. It's as if the string.txt file isn't being found. I am using: - lms-musicsimilarity (SHA '389dfc5' (https://github.com/CDrummond/lms-musicsimilarity/commit/389d5c5b8a56afb98e7b815fb8bb2005a2ec9bda))—this seems to be working fine - music-similarity (SHA '7ed03a6' (https://github.com/CDrummond/music-similarity/commit/7ed03a6484731c9ac2d4a34d7ec33d4b504bf187)) The Music Similarity plugin name is "missing" from the Plugins dropdown list. Technically, it's an empty string. Selecting the blank line in the Plugins list takes me to the Music Similarity settings page. Once there, the setting names are the ALL CAPS STRINGS from musicsimilarity.html (e.g., MUSICSIMILARITY_NUM_DSTM_TRACKS, MUSICSIMILARITY_NUM_DSTM_TRACKS_DESC) rather than the localized/localised strings[1]. Reverting to v0.0.3 fixes the strings, but doesn't have the newest functionality. Is there something obvious that I might be forgetting to do or doing incorrectly? - - - [1] Random aside: I used "localized" intentionally here rather than "translation." Translation is when one language is, well, translated into another language. An example of translation is converting Japanese into French or English into Spanish. Localization/localisation is when text is modified for a locale for semantic or cultural reasons -but remains in the same language-. Examples include - American English (en-US) vs British English (en-GB) vs South African English (en-ZA) or - Germany-German (de-DE) vs Swiss German (de-CH) vs Austrian German (de-AT) or - European Portuguese (pt-PT) vs. Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR) or - France French (fr-FR) vs. Canada (fr-CA). Speakers and readers of each of those languages notice when something doesn't match their expectations, such as spelling, word choice, or measurements, and can tell when the product isn't written for their locale. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ prabbit's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=11142 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=115609
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