Notices

Originally Posted by code

There are two possible cause as far as I know.
- If you have set the sleep timer, playback will stop at designated time.
- When the CPU usage is high, the playback will be interrupted

Your case is most like the second one. Currently I don't have solution for this. I am trying to figure out a way to set the process priority to high, but I am not sure this is doable through API.

I fount out from TOP command that "pulseaudio" has --high-priority switch. Since symfonie uses QT phonon framework for playback, I don't think symofnie getting this priority benefit.

I am hoping any expert here can explain how to do this for application in Maemo.

There's a walk around for this. Whenever the playback stops, pause the playback for a few second. Once the program catches up its breathe, it will play again.

Originally Posted by felbutss

ill only try if you port milkdrop as visuals.

Originally Posted by joshua.maverick

Are you interested in taking this app to the next level as a replacement audio player? You have some great features, and I have some good ideas and some design skills I'd like to contribute if you are interested.

Let me know!

Originally Posted by eitama

Hi,

I have enabled extras-devel, installed the app, it installed successfully,
But I cannot find it in the applications menu, and not as a widget, and not as a shortcut.

Help

Originally Posted by eitama

Bump
I really want to try it! Help!!!

Originally Posted by code

You probably have an old version installed. Any version earlier than 0.1-5 will not be shown in the application menu. Could you try to remove the package via App manage and install it again? If it doesn't work, try to install it via x-terminal using sudo gainroot and dpkg -i [package-name].

After installation, check if the binary is installed by:
ls /usr/bin/symfonie

If you don't see anything, something is wrong. Please report it back

Added:
If you see /usr/bin/symfonie, you can you execute it from your terminal, which will launch the program.