2009-03-26, 16:31
I got everything set up so far and it is really looking great.
Only thing thats not working so good is MP3 in database view: When I use Database View It takes a minute or so to load the list (In Songs even 3 min.)
I have 12.000+ Mp3´s and did indexing.php. In folders view it is very responsive and fast.
Maybe adding an alphabetic seletion before the actual Artists/Songs/Albums would improve the speed.
Like Artist -> a,b,c,d.....->Artists beginning with a/b/c...
Allso a seperate "Now Playing" screen with coverart would be nice.
Allthoug I prefer a standalone app as a remote I really like this one. it is pretty fast and responsive (well for a Web Interface)
EDIT:
Ok I managed to get a seperate "Now Playing" screen with coverart by editing the php´s. But couldn´t manage to get the artist by first letter.
I tried with ....WHERE strArtist LIKE '".$letter."%' ORDER BY... but it seems that there are some Problems with wildcards: The _ Wildcard works (bit is only useful for single letter) , but the % wildcard returns no results because it gets treated as a normal char (I guess)
Only thing thats not working so good is MP3 in database view: When I use Database View It takes a minute or so to load the list (In Songs even 3 min.)
I have 12.000+ Mp3´s and did indexing.php. In folders view it is very responsive and fast.
Maybe adding an alphabetic seletion before the actual Artists/Songs/Albums would improve the speed.
Like Artist -> a,b,c,d.....->Artists beginning with a/b/c...
Allso a seperate "Now Playing" screen with coverart would be nice.
Allthoug I prefer a standalone app as a remote I really like this one. it is pretty fast and responsive (well for a Web Interface)
EDIT:
Ok I managed to get a seperate "Now Playing" screen with coverart by editing the php´s. But couldn´t manage to get the artist by first letter.
I tried with ....WHERE strArtist LIKE '".$letter."%' ORDER BY... but it seems that there are some Problems with wildcards: The _ Wildcard works (bit is only useful for single letter) , but the % wildcard returns no results because it gets treated as a normal char (I guess)