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Sources - Local Files: add a folder of music from the setup page (MP3, M4A, AAC, Ogg, FLAC, WAV; up to 200 songs a folder, 12 folders). Names and covers come from the files' tags. Each folder is a tile in its own row. - Online Radio: find stations by name (radio-browser.info) or add a stream's address (MP3, AAC, .pls, .m3u; no HLS). Each station is a tile in its own row; the track name follows what the station sends. Up to 24. - Both are decoded by the library built into the DLL (SpotifyHelper), which now plays files and HTTP streams as well as a program's output, reads tags and embedded pictures, and accepts MPEG-2 ADTS from AAC stations. Sound - Five-band equaliser (60 Hz, 250 Hz, 1 kHz, 4 kHz, 12 kHz) and loudness levelling, applied to every source on its way into the game. - Loudness, the speakers option, the equaliser and levelling are now kept in music-settings.json between sessions. Setup page - Remade in the mod's own colours and type, with numbered steps per source. - Queue pinned to the right: now playing, the playlist's songs with covers, find, and press to jump. Spotify's own queue shows once signed in. - Cards for Local files and Online radio; equaliser and levelling under Sound. In game - MUSIC page in the menu: player and queue, sound settings, source status and a button for the setup page. - "Loading song..." notice in the corner for songs that take a moment, with a switch to hide it. Presses made while a song is loading no longer restart it. - The Spotify row is hidden when Spotify is not in use. - Console: "spotify ..." is now "music ..." (music, music setup, music gain, music through, music spotify client|login|logout). Logs - The music sources' working lines (traces, per-song and per-bind lines, librespot's own) are debug only; stack captures are skipped unless debug logging is on. Grind exits: the per-pop line is debug only too. - A "Pace:" line when the game takes the sound faster or slower than real time, to find why music sounds fast after tabbing back in. Chat filter - A run of digits is a number, not a word spelled with look-alikes: a race time such as 2:55.0 is no longer masked.
24 lines
1.2 KiB
C++
24 lines
1.2 KiB
C++
#pragma once
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// How the sound of the music sources (Spotify, YouTube Music, the player's own files, radio,
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// another application) is shaped on its way into the game: an equaliser of five bands, and a
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// levelling of its loudness, so that a quiet song and a loud one are heard much the same. Both
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// are set from the setup page (spotify_dashboard.h) and are as the player left them. The
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// game's own music is not touched.
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namespace dingosdk::audio_dsp {
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inline constexpr int bands = 5;
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// What each band is centred on, in Hz (the first and the last are shelves: all below, all above).
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inline constexpr float centres[bands] = {60.0f, 250.0f, 1000.0f, 4000.0f, 12000.0f};
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inline constexpr float most_decibels = 12.0f;
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// A band's gain in decibels, from -12 to 12 (0 leaves it as it is).
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void set_band(int band, float decibels) noexcept;
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float band(int band) noexcept;
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void set_levelling(bool on) noexcept;
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bool levelling() noexcept;
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// Shapes `frames` of stereo sound at `rate` Hz, where it is. It keeps what it needs of the
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// sound before, so it is to be given the sound in the order it is heard.
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void process(float* interleaved, unsigned frames, unsigned rate) noexcept;
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}
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