Play the list in order?
Hey mate will he support playing tunes in list order in the future At the moment he only supports single song loops.
Hello! Ye, I do thinking about implementing a kind of playlist thing, and I have some kind of ideas to implement, but for now I am focused on other my projects. I would like to choose some window to just implement such playlists. I want it by myself too. Actually, I would like build the VLC plugin for Android, but it's only possible if I compile entire VLC. And also, I don't see at mobile VLC the way to setup details of plugins. And therefore I should try implement playlists just here.
Oh wait that means VLC. He's not the media player?
It's a plugin for VLC of libADLMIDI exists, but to bundle it with Android version of VLC it's need to compile it from the source entirely.
This program is a player, but it's a very simple player, so it has only settings screen and nothing also.
I used to think that VLC was just a simple video player Wait a minute, he's got an oscilloscope This surprised me Looks like libADLMIDI might join him in the future Possibility is high!
VLC is a very powerful player, and I do like it for lots of functionality and ability to play a large number of formats, and plugins system where it's possible to add something also.
libADLMIDI and libOPNMIDI are libraries that implements MIDI synthesizers, and they used as a core for THIS project (a simple Java-coded overlay that implements a "player").
By the way, is your native language different than English? Your phrasing seems weird. I am not English speaker by myself, but I still see that. :)
Indeed, English is not my native language. At present, I rely heavily on translation software.
I usually use the DeepL translation programme to do these translations His accuracy is pretty good.
Try Yandex Translator, at least it translates least weird result. It's in Russian/Polish/Ukrainian/etc. any item may be he/she/middle (он/она/оно), but in freaking English only persons are he/she, and it is any item/thing/not-pet-animal with no matter to sex/gender is "it". Anyway, to reduce weirdness of translated results it's better to clarify what thing you mean, and translator could build grammatical result more accurate.