opengl_spectrum: set slow als default?
kees667
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2009-08-31 22:44
Post: #1
I like opengl_spectrum but find it way to fast. If I set it to slow, it won't remember this setting. Even going back to menu and returning to visualisation makes it go back to fast. Any way to set it to run slow for default? (Linux).
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althekiller
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2009-08-31 23:52
Post: #2
Sounds like a better idea to just fix the setting not being saved. Please create a ticket on the bug tracker so we don't forget about it.
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kees667
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2009-09-01 22:18
Post: #3
will do. I submitted a debug log once before and got a reply that it did not contain debug info. I enabled debug in the menu ( I see cpu and fps info at top of screen), do I need to do more? I read about enabling debug mode in advancedsettings.xml, is that required before I submit?
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spiff
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2009-09-02 00:07
Post: #4
no, if you see the debug info you're fine. just make sure you submit a log where you trigger the actual problem.
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kees667
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2009-09-03 08:15
Post: #5
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kees667
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2010-01-20 21:23
Post: #6
still happens in 9.11 final. I updated TRAC as requested with a new pastebin
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MrC
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2010-01-22 00:02
Post: #7
BTW, Opengl_spectrum doesn't actually draw a spectrum, it uses the wave data directly which may explain why its moving too fast.
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