Sharp Musicplayer 2.0

[jagrka]

Thanks! This appears to have fixed one of the two problems I had when running this with the libsl from the SL-C3000. Now it is able to correctly locate files when it updates the library. Before, with the SL-C3000 libsl, it was always looking for the /hdd3/Documents partition, which naturally doesn't exist on a SL-C760.
The second problem is the image effects (cover art) feature. With the SL-C3000 library it wouldn't even let you select an image file (looking for /hdd3/Documents). With this SL-C860 libsl file, it allows you to select an image, but frequently crashes when you hit OK or go to choose the image. I tried running it from the console, and I sometimes get the following error message during one of these crashes:
"QGArray: Cannot allocate array with negative length"
I imagine this error is somehow related to libsl. Does anyone know what this means?
Moreover, if you are running MusicPlayer2 on a non-SL-C3000 model, are you able to select image effects?

[eji]

Moreover, if you are running MusicPlayer2 on a non-SL-C3000 model, are you able to select image effects?
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Nope. I'm on a 6000 and I experience the crashes frequently with Image Effects. It doesn't seem to matter what the file type or size is... any selected image causes the crash.

[cvmiller]

Did I miss something, or does MusicPlayer2 NOT support oggs?

I thought I had eveything working just fine (on my SL-6000), then I went to play a directory full of oggs today, and it shows up blank. Bummers too, since most of my music is in Ogg format.

Craig...

[xatax]

Moreover, if you are running MusicPlayer2 on a non-SL-C3000 model, are you able to select image effects?
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Yes I can. But it crashes frequently too. Try again and again until it works, it's really nice to see the cover art and once it works you don't need to do it again (for that album or folder).

[jagrka]

In order to display the cover art, the program creates a "snq" directory in each directory containing music files. The program then creates a small file for each song with a reference to the location of the cover art image file.
I found that by manually creating the snq folder (not the files), I had more luck in gettin g it to accept the image effects (to create the individual music references files).
If you are unable to create an image effect for a particular album, first try creating the empty snq directory manually in Qtopia.