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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: ken-tajalli on June 25, 2014, 04:18:44 pm
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I can not find a single/global wish list, perhaps I have not looked hard enough.
At any rate, here is my wish list to be incorporated into new versions.
- Put a "wish List" button under help.
so that you could easily pick the most requested features.
- Enable per song/album DSP settings (as well as a global DSP) to be saved within each folder, or in a master folder.
I am sick of altering the DSP settings everytime I change albums, or songs in a compilation.
- Option to keep the DSP window's size and location.
Everytime I alter a setting, the DSP window jumps to the background, or auto-resizes.
- Make folder playback simpler.
If songs are not imported into the library, sometimes you can not see them in explorer.
- When importing a large directory, the software gets very slow to respond. Make importing to library not a high priority.
If you are playing something, and importing files into library, you may not be able to change volume, or even stop play.
- Option to set the size of scroll bars - they are way too thin!
Perhaps having the ability to modify skins.
- A simple "Back" button.
similar to Ctrl+Z in windows, meaning "take me one step back", just in case you wish to undo the last command.
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Now add your own.
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- A simple "Back" button.
similar to Ctrl+Z in windows, meaning "take me one step back", just in case you wish to undo the last command.
... Options > Tree & View > ... Customize Toolbars ... you can ad and place the undo button
Good idea - here is my wish: Save the skin and other global settings in the user profile -
Bernhard
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Thanx for your suggestion, it almost does what I want, but I really meant "take me one step back" to where I was before.
Saving your pref. and profile is a very good idea.
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Hello,
- Enable per song/album DSP settings (as well as a global DSP) to be saved within each folder, or in a master folder.
I am sick of altering the DSP settings everytime I change albums, or songs in a compilation.
Why would you do that ?
Speaking for myself direct out with Class A amplifier to Hi-Fi speakers is just plenty for me.
Is it something you would need with different output systems in different rooms ? Then I guess that would make a lot of sense.
TC
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DSP is more than a means of getting best sound quality out!
I use the DSP's Parametric Equalizer to implement precise filtering. or adjust volume for different songs in a compilation.
Sometimes I use the Tempo to slow down certain performances by a few percent - it does a wonderful job.
For your info. my equipment is:
- Leema acoustics elements DAC
- Hartung Monoblock OTL valve amplification
- Sonus Faber grand piano speakers
- 50mm granite base for both the speakers and the amps.
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Is it something you would need with different output systems in different rooms ? Then I guess that would make a lot of sense.
The Zones feature (http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Zones) already lets you configure separate audio devices independently.
I use the DSP's Parametric Equalizer to implement precise filtering. or adjust volume for different songs in a compilation.
If you have Volume Leveling enabled and want all tracks in a compilation to be played at an equal level, set the [Media Sub Type] to "Podcast".
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More useful replies, thanx.
However, I sometimes make my own compilations from different albums, with differing volume levels between songs that are not from the same album - hell they may be my own recordings!
so volume levelling will not work. Also there are other settings too in DSP.
I do have a mediaplayer on my Android phone, that does exactly what I want, it saves a little text file next to the song or album, and if you click "auto DSP", it loads the settings per song or album or per folder.
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Add this to the wish list;
Under DSP - Tempo
the sliders have too much of a range, I mean who wants to listen to a track at 5 times the speed?
Have a toggle switch to limit the range to 0.3 - it means 30 percent faster or slower.
I do use this feature, it works very good, but never more than 10 percent.
Just enough to personalize the tempo on some classical tracks/performances.
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Theatre View:
Provide a floating toolbar which only appears when you mouse for the play control on screen.
Make its contents customisable, but include:
1 Audio settings quick access
2 Auto import
3 ?
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More useful replies, thanx.
However, I sometimes make my own compilations from different albums, with differing volume levels between songs that are not from the same album - hell they may be my own recordings!
so volume levelling will not work.
Setting the Media Sub Type to "Podcast" forces Media Center to use track-based leveling rather than album-based leveling.
There was talk a while back of adding a way to do this without changing the sub type (marking an album as a "mixtape") but I don't think anything has been implemented for that yet.
Doing this should solve your problem.
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Thank you.
But volume leveling is just one issue.
I need to set the entire DSP, per track or album.
Some albums/track equalization is not to my liking, neither is the tempo.
A simple script saved next to a track or in a folder, to auto configure DSP should not be difficult.
I know of a handful of free media players that have the facility - but none are as good as JRiver.