Crericper
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19 minutes ago, andrewilley said:make more sense to put any extra options into the already-existing Search feature at the top of each list
That's right. I think the current "List Option" is quite confusing and unusable. I think changing it to "Filter" will be more intuitive for most people.
And I also think it is more powerful.
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I will be amazed if I see this to be implemented.
Concept design for "Advanced Search Filter"
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1. New filter button beside the start playing button.
2. Rules that will filter the current search result based on them.
3. This design should be implemented in all folder-like structures (e.g. Folders, Playlists) for the most consistent searching experience.
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There are also cases where I'd like to filter tracks inside a folder or a playlist. That said, the filter tool should also exist inside Playlists or any folder-like structures.
The tool should only show any filtered result instead of modifying anything. Hence, we can use features such as "Select All" to easily select them.
BTW, the search tool should also be added inside any folder-like structures for further filtering.
(All talks are based on the concept of having hundreds of items needed to be selected.)
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2 hours ago, andrewilley said:Each library category in Poweramp has its own independently set sorting method. which control how the contents should be viewed and played For example, in Folders mode you could have the songs sorted by Rating (in either forward or reverse order) by tapping the three-dots menu icon and selecting List Options. You can't filter to see ONLY see one particular rating though, it would just change which ones you see/hear first.
If you want to apply this logic to your entire music collection, use the All Songs category and do the same thing there.
Playlists are slightly different in that they are a created list of song titles that already have their own pre-defined playback order. You can re-sort that order for a specific playlist though, by using the same three-dots menu inside the playlist and choosing Re-sort.
Andre
Adding filter will make life easier on arranging tracks.
e.g. Selecting and adding all 5 starred tracks from a folder with 2000 of them to a dedicated playlist.
It doesn't have to modify the list. It's all about filtering and selecting, which can make my life easier on managing, for example, rated songs and unheard songs.
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@andrewilley Should I rephrase a new thread for this?
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On 7/21/2020 at 3:40 AM, andrewilley said:Do you actually mean inside Playlists here? As in the Library category called Playlists where you see previously created ordered lists of songs?
Andre
No. I meant a filter inside any Playlist or Folder.
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Case: Want some fresh tracks.
Action: Check the "play count" filter inside the playlist and specify ≤5.
Result: Poweramp now only plays tracks that are less heard.
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Case: Have played 5 star tracks for decades. Want to hear new good tracks.
Action: Check the "rating" filter inside the playlist and specify 3-4 stars.
Result: Poweramp now only plays 3-4 stars tracks as filtered.
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Anyone else look into this feature? If so, please reply to support this thread. Thanks!
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I mean the blurred background to be animated. Not the fullscreen virtualization nor the animated lyrics.
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Finally, I found some screen recordings of the Apple Music app from a video site. Here you guys some MP4s.
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I saw Apple Music on iPhone has some fantastic background animation. It moves! I thought Poweramp should also be able to do that. Since it and Apple Music have similar design language. I will try to get a screen recording up then we can all see how good it is.
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28 minutes ago, andrewilley said:that's more the job of an EQ.
Oh, I thought compressor is a feature is to shift frequency from e.g. 20Hz to 60Hz, which, you know, is somehow similar to the HDR filter in photography, to compress audio dynamic range. And I'm also not sure if there is anything existing like that. 😂
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@andrewilley However, it's different on my situation. As I said before,
On 2/28/2020 at 2:37 AM, Crericper said:In my case it's the JBL filp 3 speaker that does not respond to frequency lower than 60Hz, which some songs sound strange without sub 60Hz frequency.
Compressor is greatly helpful on fixing that. And also,
On 2/28/2020 at 2:37 AM, Crericper said:If possible, please also add a button to disable pitch normalization during tempo adjustment. That will be extremely useful for some Nightcore songs!
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In my case it's the JBL filp 3 speaker that does not respond to frequency lower than 60Hz, which some songs sound strange with that issue.
I need this feature as well as the people in this thread. It should be much easier to code than the reverb, right?
p.s. If possible, please also add a button to disable pitch normalization during tempo adjustment. That is extremely useful for Nightcore songs!
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@RBEmerson, it was a thread that checks play service, but went into infinity loop, and I think, it is most likely caused by play service not responding.
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On 11/7/2019 at 5:05 PM, Crericper said:After some extra digging, found this:
Seems like it is waiting for a thread to stop:
"awakenReason":1,"stack":["java.lang.Thread.join(Thread.java:1268)","com.maxmpz.audioplayer.player.PlayerService.onDestroy","android.app.ActivityThread.handleStopService"...
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On 11/7/2019 at 9:24 PM, dinfinity said:Nice work! com.maxmpz.audioplayer.player.PlayerService.onDestroy would be the significant bit here. The application generating the log seems to be a MIUI monitor app, but it still gives valuable information about PA.
Looking at "beginTime":3210750," and endTime":3214770", it seems that the MIUI monitor gives off a warning because the onDestroy method is taking more than 4 seconds. This is probably because something in that onDestroy method is stuck in an infinite loop as hypothesized before.
On 11/8/2019 at 8:11 AM, dinfinity said:@maxmp: Sent you the bug report. I suspect this is the culprit:
"player service thread" prio=5 tid=9 Suspended | group="main" sCount=1 dsCount=0 obj=0x12c07340 self=0x7f78b8fc00 | sysTid=21390 nice=0 cgrp=bg_non_interactive sched=0/0 handle=0x7f7618d3a0 | state=S schedstat=( 0 0 0 ) utm=3765 stm=66 core=5 HZ=100 | stack=0x7f7608b000-0x7f7608d000 stackSize=1036KB | held mutexes= at ׅ.tg$D.D(":702) at ׅ.tg$D.ׅ(":696) at ׅ.tg$L.ׅ(":759) at ׅ.tg.ׅ(":645) at ׅ.px.release(":5034) at com.maxmpz.audioplayer.player.PlayerService.llll(":3093) - locked <0x014f9035> (a java.lang.Object) at com.maxmpz.audioplayer.player.PlayerService$v0.ׅ(":1145) at ׅ.pz.handleMessage(":29) at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:102) at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:148) at android.os.HandlerThread.run(HandlerThread.java:61)(utm is high and this seems to be the only thread that is not waiting/native waiting)
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Bravo!! 🎉
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Glad to see it finally had worked out!!! 😄
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This is the log for pa launched at 'Folder'. I logged this with the same steps performed as before. But this time pa did not wait for any kind of weird thread.
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1. Switch to PA, with a playlist loaded 2. Go to next song using the main interface, not the notification interface (note: actually playing a song is not required) 3. Switch to OS monitor or SystemPanel (or any other app) 4. Notice that Poweramp CPU usage increases and stays high, specifically that it maxes out a single CPU core
@maxmp, have you got the bug successfully reproduced on your end? Or is that the case where the bug only applies to only me and @dinfinity?
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Ah, forgot to post my device & info. In case if you need @maxmp.
Model: Xiaomi MI 6 Android: 8.0.0 ROM: MIUI 10 9.3.21 Beta Security patch level: 2019-04-05 Kernel: 4.4.78-perf-ge57b3e5 CPU: Snapdragon 835 8-Core @ 2.45GHz RAM: 6.00GB Avaliable Storage: 9.37GB
Poweramp version: v3-build-852-arm64-play SHA-1: 3dfe11e642d0cdc8cb2941198f732ca2007e93e3 Unlocker version: 3-build-301 SHA-1: e9e324843197257366074a3027eda6ed3adf5f25@dinfinity, I believe that's the case as well! That instance have also appeared in the first log I've posted. (Notice there's the orange chunk below.)
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On 11/1/2019 at 10:12 PM, Crericper said:I've reproduced the bug twice and logged it with LogcatX. Inside this screenshot,
the selected 3 lines seems suspicious.
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After some extra digging, found this:
QuoteW(25788) {"eventType":3,"eventTypeName":"ConditionWait","seq":36,"pid":25788,"uid":10382,"processName":"com.maxmpz.audioplayer","packageName":"com.maxmpz.audioplayer","threadId":25788,"threadName":"main","beginTime":3210750,"endTime":3214770,"policy":0,"priority":-10,"schedGroup":0,"runningTime":0,"runnableTime":0,"sleepingTime":0,"endRealTime":0,"eventFlags":1,"monitorId":502570013224,"awakenReason":1,"stack":["java.lang.Thread.join(Thread.java:1268)","com.maxmpz.audioplayer.player.PlayerService.onDestroy","android.app.ActivityThread.handleStopService","-.-wrap26","android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage","android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage","android.os.Looper.loop","android.app.ActivityThread.main","java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke","com.android.internal.os.Zygote$MethodAndArgsCaller.run","com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main"]} (MIUI-BLOCK-MONITOR)
Seems like it is waiting for a thread to stop:
"awakenReason":1,"stack":["java.lang.Thread.join(Thread.java:1268)","com.maxmpz.audioplayer.player.PlayerService.onDestroy","android.app.ActivityThread.handleStopService"...
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Quotejava.lang.Thread.join()
Joining Threads in Java. java.lang.Thread class provides the join() method which allows one thread to wait until another thread completes its execution. If t is a Thread object whose thread is currently executing, then t.join() will make sure that t is terminated before the next instruction is executed by the program.
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@maxmp, sorry that the developer logging wasn't functional on my phone. But you may still find this useful. Information below will be based on the log made by rs.pedjaapps.alogcatroot.
I've reproduced the issue 3 times for logging, each time I ensure CPU goes up before continuing.
1. Start Poweramp 2. Swipe for next song 3. Switch to SystemPanel and wait 4. Switch back to Poweramp 5. Repeat step 2-4 two more times
Then I've filtered the log with keyword "maxmp", which should only return Poweramp related instances.
Here's a screenshot of the filtered & formatted log. I circled everything related to
the suspecious"dsp_thread". I have also included a text-based log.
Hope you find this useful, thanks!
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Quick update: Via @dinfinity's new method, I've got the issue reproduced consistantly out of 5 times. This discovery made contribution to log quality as less instance means cleaner log.
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Adding "restriction filter" to playlists
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Posted · Edited by Crericper
Yes, that is what I meant. I didn't fully understand what "List Options" exactly do. However, it looks very similar to the idea of filtering and matching criterias.
In fact, the concept design image is made based on the screenshot of "List Options".
Hope this will bring some inspiration.