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[Azrathud]

Hey, just so you know, the shell script has DOS (\r\n) line endings(used by default on Windows) instead of Unix line endings (\n). (used by default on Linux) So if anyone on Linux needs wants to execute the script, they need to convert line endings, which my shell reading the shebang doesn't like( "bad interpreter: /bin/sh^M"), and leaves the shell unable to read the script ( "parse error near `\n'" or "syntax error: unexpected end of fine"). In vim, you can type

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:set ff=unix and then save. OP might consider converting the line endings for soundSense.sh in Windows by using these command-line programs

[silverfur11]

Does anyone else have the problem of SoundSense using up an ungodly amount of your CPU? After a while of running SoundSense my CPU usage skyrockets to 100%. Then when I close SoundSense it returns to normal levels of usage. I have a AMD FX 4100 Quad Core Processor at 3.6 GHz and it is not over-clocked, and all the cores are un-parked (I don't know if it matters but I 8GB of RAM and my Operating System is Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit) Sorry if this has already been addressed, I did not look though all the pages on this topic.

[zwei]

This seems like pretty amazing dragon attack music:

https://soundcloud.com/arenanet/bash-the-dragon

Dunno about license thou, but would love to inlude it in official pack.

Does anyone else have the problem of SoundSense using up an ungodly amount of your CPU? After a while of running SoundSense my CPU usage skyrockets to 100%. Then when I close SoundSense it returns to normal levels of usage. I have a AMD FX 4100 Quad Core Processor at 3.6 GHz and it is not over-clocked, and all the cores are un-parked (I don't know if it matters but I 8GB of RAM and my Operating System is Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit) Sorry if this has already been addressed, I did not look though all the pages on this topic.

Never noticed it myself, but will check that out.

http://shot.qip.ru/00b0A8-4VVx8eugQ/
im have problem

What problem be?

[Greiger]

Haha I'm surprised that was released on soundcloud.  It's the theme song for the GW2 Dragonbash festival that's going on right now in the game.   Think fireworks and dragon shaped pinatas.

Unless soundcloud has some rule that everything put on it is free to use it's definitely copyrighted though.

[Skin36]

Quote from: Skin36 on June 01, 2013, 02:45:48 pm
http://shot.qip.ru/00b0A8-4VVx8eugQ/
im have problem

What problem be?


Some audio files are not updated, these files in the screenshot.

[lxnt]

The ansiFormat and defaultAnsiFormat xml attributes. What were they intended for? The current code doesn't seem to use them.

[zwei]

Quote from: Skin36 on June 01, 2013, 02:45:48 pm
http://shot.qip.ru/00b0A8-4VVx8eugQ/
im have problem

What problem be?

Some audio files are not updated, these files in the screenshot.

From list, they seemed to download just fine, no errors. Try just downloading soundpack zip and using that

[zwei]

The ansiFormat and defaultAnsiFormat xml attributes. What were they intended for? The current code doesn't seem to use them.

They are there to color log lines in console.

[Meph]

I think it would make sense to move this thread to the "3rd party applications and ulities" board.

The author of it has to move it, the button is at the lower left. Dont know how much you have been following the discussion about forum redecoration

[zwei]

I think it would make sense to move this thread to the "3rd party applications and ulities" board.

The author of it has to move it, the button is at the lower left. Dont know how much you have been following the discussion about forum redecoration

I wasn't at all, thanks for telling me :-)

[Skin36]

Quote from: Skin36 on June 01, 2013, 02:45:48 pm
http://shot.qip.ru/00b0A8-4VVx8eugQ/
im have problem

What problem be?

Some audio files are not updated, these files in the screenshot.

From list, they seemed to download just fine, no errors. Try just downloading soundpack zip and using that




I click update, SS shows an update, but these files are not downloaded. And so over and over again. Although there are no errors.

[lxnt]

The ansiFormat and defaultAnsiFormat xml attributes. What were they intended for? The current code doesn't seem to use them.

They are there to color log lines in console.

Aw, I'm sorry.

I have somehow overlooked output/sound/SoundProcesor.java:64, and now it all makes sense.

Besides, I've written a python-lxml-based convertor for the SoundSense-format packs, which catches some inconsistensies and thus can be useful while editing the xml.

For example, with current soundpack it gives:

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lxnt@bigbox:~/00DFGL/rendumper/misc$ ./flatten-soundsense.py   ../../SoundSense/packs/
../../SoundSense/packs/default/sample.xml:46: warning: bogus loop setting of 'true', ignoring
../../SoundSense/packs/adventurer/enviroment.xml:9: warning: sound for channel 'weather' without loop and no soundfiles, ignoring.

and with verbose option:

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lxnt@bigbox:~/00DFGL/rendumper/misc$ ./flatten-soundsense.py -v  ../../SoundSense/packs/
../../SoundSense/packs/moods/moods.xml:4: warning: sound with no channel and no soundfiles
../../SoundSense/packs/moods/moods.xml:73: warning: sound with no channel and no soundfiles
../../SoundSense/packs/battle/status.xml:4: warning: sound with no channel and no soundfiles

... etc, there's a load of them

Currently it will catch bad-formed xml, wrong paths, typoes in some attribute names. With time coverage should extend.

I hope it can be useful for (semi-automated) checking up after editing the xml. Just ignore the statistics it prints and the file it generates.

[Aramco]

Just a little bug, but under the achievement "noteworthy" the description reads "Craft Atifact" instead of "Artifact" (the first r is missing)

[zwei]

The ansiFormat and defaultAnsiFormat xml attributes. What were they intended for? The current code doesn't seem to use them.

They are there to color log lines in console.

Aw, I'm sorry.

I have somehow overlooked output/sound/SoundProcesor.java:64, and now it all makes sense.

Besides, I've written a python-lxml-based convertor for the SoundSense-format packs, which catches some inconsistensies and thus can be useful while editing the xml.

For example, with current soundpack it gives:

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lxnt@bigbox:~/00DFGL/rendumper/misc$ ./flatten-soundsense.py   ../../SoundSense/packs/
../../SoundSense/packs/default/sample.xml:46: warning: bogus loop setting of 'true', ignoring
../../SoundSense/packs/adventurer/enviroment.xml:9: warning: sound for channel 'weather' without loop and no soundfiles, ignoring.

and with verbose option:

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lxnt@bigbox:~/00DFGL/rendumper/misc$ ./flatten-soundsense.py -v  ../../SoundSense/packs/
../../SoundSense/packs/moods/moods.xml:4: warning: sound with no channel and no soundfiles
../../SoundSense/packs/moods/moods.xml:73: warning: sound with no channel and no soundfiles
../../SoundSense/packs/battle/status.xml:4: warning: sound with no channel and no soundfiles

... etc, there's a load of them

Currently it will catch bad-formed xml, wrong paths, typoes in some attribute names. With time coverage should extend.

I hope it can be useful for (semi-automated) checking up after editing the xml. Just ignore the statistics it prints and the file it generates.

Actually, sounds with no channel and no soundfiles are valid - they are placeholder for known log entries that do not have sound assigned. It is used in Missing messages tool which parses game logs and looks for unknown lines.

loop=true is synonym for loop=start, but i guess it could be deprecated.

Usually, SS itself does parsing/validation neccesary for it to work itself, but if you find inconsistencies do speak up again :-)

[Quarterblue]

As a faithful Soundsense user I've noticed some seasonal tracks that were added a couple years ago have been removed in the more recent versions. Why were they removed and is there any way to get them back?