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  1. #1
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    Talking FT Player 1.5 Source code

    For a long time since I've been working on audio player for noncommercial use, this project has taken body thanks to the examples given in this forum and the help offered by users with a lot of experience and dedication (to you thank you very much).
    In 2009 I released version 1.5 of my audio player to show the workings of one of the skins that I prepared.
    Ok ... I have now decided to release the source of my project so that in this way novice users (like me) can practice the basic functions of an audio player developed with AutoPlay Media Studio.

    Font files are not included.
    The name of the font used is Visitor TT2 BRK which comes from the font family Visitor.





    Download FT Player v1.5 Source
    Last edited by medina07; 03-10-2010 at 06:45 AM. Reason: More info added

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    Thanks, nice job mate! I have the visitor font hehe, I use it for userbars
    Bas Groothedde
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    Thumbs up Sweet

    Now that is sweet.. Thank you for posting. There is ALLOT of code, lol.. Very nice of you to post this.

    Joe

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    Really nice work, medina!
    And hey, luv your choice of music, man. Breaks my heart to think about what drove Kurt to do what he did, that fateful day... but his music lives on, yeh?

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    Nice work man! Thanks! It's also Winamp-Style!
    I think I can work on this and make it better, so thanks for the base!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mystica View Post
    Really nice work, medina!
    And hey, luv your choice of music, man. Breaks my heart to think about what drove Kurt to do what he did, that fateful day... but his music lives on, yeh?
    Thanks for your comment.. and about Kurt... All we can do is enjoy their music legacy.

    Thanks Imagine Programming, JDog37, T3STY... I hope to be useful.

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    Thank it a very nice program from what i can see from the image i will give it a download later to test it but just by the image it looks like a brill app

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    I have looked at your app and it really dose look good but there is a porblem i clicked around the app on the secand section and it opened my cd drive :S i tested this more then once and it does it again so i know its the app doing it not the computer going nuts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sim View Post
    I have looked at your app and it really dose look good but there is a porblem i clicked around the app on the secand section and it opened my cd drive :S i tested this more then once and it does it again so i know its the app doing it not the computer going nuts.
    In real this is because most scripts are distributed in Hotspot objects. These originally were located outside the work area, but I've placed inside to avoid some warning screens while testing the application, is why by clicking on a given area a script is executed, which is easy to solve...

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    Quote Originally Posted by medina07 View Post
    In real this is because most scripts are distributed in Hotspot objects. These originally were located outside the work area, but I've placed inside to avoid some warning screens while testing the application, is why by clicking on a given area a script is executed, which is easy to solve...
    I have seen your hotspots and i don't see the need for them i am working on your source and cleaing things up its had to understarnd why you have som any lua files when all these actions could be just standard actions, i have having problems with the language but i am able to get by and when i have done i will upload it here with the changes in the game log.

    But for a new mediaplayer you have really done a nice job well done.
    Last edited by sim; 03-12-2010 at 11:15 AM.

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    I think that this is most powerful & nice project on this forum. I dont get like this type project on this forum. Thanks medina bro for share this type project with us.

    Keep in touch.

    Pavel

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    I also like you

    Bro really i also like your for your different ideas and work. I like you very much..

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    nice project
    took a bit of work to get the visualizations and video working
    they were well hidden
    very nicely done

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    Very beautiful piece of work... thank you, medina07, for providing such a complex player to learn from.

    medina07 stated in post above:
    I have now decided to release the source of my project
    What are we allowed to do with source code which has been released?

    Obviously, we can learn from it, take it apart, put the pieces back.

    Can we build something with it and sell our new creation to the public?

    Another question: What about dll's, plugins and other add-ons within this player or within other projects? can they be utilized commecially without paying royalties?

    If the addon, plugin, action script works... is it free and royalty free?

    just thinking about the above... all replies are appreciated. mouse

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    this project has taken body thanks to the examples given in this forum and the help offered by users with a lot of experience and dedication
    The graphics are very good, but "from users with a lot of experience" you have not learned how to write the code in a readable way.

    I ask my self how can you manage such a mess, wishing you don't assembly computers in the same way.
    Last edited by Cybergraph; 10-21-2010 at 03:00 PM.

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