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Today 7 hours ago issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - It's not hard. Just compile gmm with debug and run: valgrind --leak-check=full src/musicmanager &> log and send me the log. I do show a memory leak with the GL viewer, which I think is a driver bug, but I don't see any noticable increase with the x11 viewer. It's not hard. Just compile gmm with debug and run: valgrind --leak-check=full src/musicmanager &> log and send me the log. I do show a memory leak with the GL viewer, which I think is a driver bug, but I don't see any noticable increase with the x11 viewer. 7 hours ago issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by JohnTy...@gmail.com - I've never used valgrind. I could do some research on how to use it, but I probably won't have anything useful too soon. Can you not reproduce it? $(watch "ps ux \| grep gmm") and play some songs with album art. Not the most rigorous testing but quick. I've never used valgrind. I could do some research on how to use it, but I probably won't have anything useful too soon. Can you not reproduce it? $(watch "ps ux \| grep gmm") and play some songs with album art. Not the most rigorous testing but quick. 10 hours ago issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - I haven't done anything about the notification issue. Would you be able to run this under valgrind to see what the cause is of the memory leak? I haven't done anything about the notification issue. Would you be able to run this under valgrind to see what the cause is of the memory leak? 13 hours ago issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by JohnTy...@gmail.com - I updated to r877 and now it seems little more sporadic. The other day it was increasing by exactly 4 megs EVERY time with both viewers. Now it seems to increase by anywhere from 4 to almost 100 when changing between songs on the same album with the same album art. In addition, the problem about album art not being cleared remains. Sometimes a notification pops up for a song but has the art from the previous song. I updated to r877 and now it seems little more sporadic. The other day it was increasing by exactly 4 megs EVERY time with both viewers. Now it seems to increase by anywhere from 4 to almost 100 when changing between songs on the same album with the same album art. In addition, the problem about album art not being cleared remains. Sometimes a notification pops up for a song but has the art from the previous song. 20 hours ago issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - Just to make sure, with the X11 viewer, you still see the mem usage increase by 4 meg? Just to make sure, with the X11 viewer, you still see the mem usage increase by 4 meg? Last 7 days Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - Interesting. I'll just have to run it through valgrind and see if I can reproduce the memory leak. Interesting. I'll just have to run it through valgrind and see if I can reproduce the memory leak. Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by JohnTy...@gmail.com - Nvidia graphics, and I'm seeing two things happen. Everytime I play a song that has album art, even if it's the same art as the previous song, mem usage increases by about 4 megs. Switching to the x11 viewer did not fix this. Additionally, the album art in the notification doesn't get seem to get cleared properly if one changes songs too rapidly. It will be updated if the song has it's own album art, but for songs without art, it displays the previous song's art. Nvidia graphics, and I'm seeing two things happen. Everytime I play a song that has album art, even if it's the same art as the previous song, mem usage increases by about 4 megs. Switching to the x11 viewer did not fix this. Additionally, the album art in the notification doesn't get seem to get cleared properly if one changes songs too rapidly. It will be updated if the song has it's own album art, but for songs without art, it displays the previous song's art. Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - Most likely the opengl viewer is leaking texture memory. Do you see the memory increasing over time (after switching to new album art) ? If you switch to the non-opengl based viewer (right click on the album viewer), do you experience the same amount of memory? Are you using a intel graphics chip by any chance? Most likely the opengl viewer is leaking texture memory. Do you see the memory increasing over time (after switching to new album art) ? If you switch to the non-opengl based viewer (right click on the album viewer), do you experience the same amount of memory? Are you using a intel graphics chip by any chance? Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by JohnTy...@gmail.com - Not every song has album art, but in general, yes. Not every song has album art, but in general, yes. Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - Are you playing music and showing album art using the new opengl viewer by chance? Are you playing music and showing album art using the new opengl viewer by chance? Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by JohnTy...@gmail.com - Just over 10,000... Mem usage is pretty enormous also. From ps ux \| grep gmm: john 3885 6.4 2.4 409788 47372 tty1 SLl 18:38 10:45 gmm --toggle-shown Just over 10,000... Mem usage is pretty enormous also. From ps ux \| grep gmm: john 3885 6.4 2.4 409788 47372 tty1 SLl 18:38 10:45 gmm --toggle-shown Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - That may be the filename hash it generates. How many tracks do you have in your database? That may be the filename hash it generates. How many tracks do you have in your database? Dec 05, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by JohnTy...@gmail.com - Yes this fixed it. What kind of changes to the DB did you make? Startup time has increased _exponentially_. The first time it loads the db into the main trackview takes upwards of 5 seconds now. Yes this fixed it. What kind of changes to the DB did you make? Startup time has increased _exponentially_. The first time it loads the db into the main trackview takes upwards of 5 seconds now. Dec 05, 2009 r877 (A better popup menu with working keyboard) committed by s.jansen - A better popup menu with working keyboard A better popup menu with working keyboard Last 30 days Dec 03, 2009 r876 (updates) committed by s.jansen - updates updates Dec 03, 2009 issue 130 (Disc Number does not affect ordering of songs) commented on by dylanab - No, my friend, thank you. I really enjoy the program. :) No, my friend, thank you. I really enjoy the program. :) Dec 03, 2009 Install (Compiling and Installing Goggles Music Manager) Wiki page edited by s.jansen - Revision r875 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Revision r875 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Dec 03, 2009 issue 93 (Additional Columns for the track list) commented on by s.jansen - Perhaps we don't need a disc column, but rather have it appended in a standard way to the album name column: "album name (disc 1)" Perhaps we don't need a disc column, but rather have it appended in a standard way to the album name column: "album name (disc 1)" Dec 03, 2009 issue 130 (Disc Number does not affect ordering of songs) Status changed by s.jansen - Fixed in 0.10.13. Thanks for your report! Status: Fixed Fixed in 0.10.13. Thanks for your report! Status: Fixed Dec 03, 2009 ChangeLog (Revision history of Goggles Music Manager) Wiki page edited by s.jansen - Revision r874 0.10.13 changelog Revision r874 0.10.13 changelog Dec 03, 2009 musicmanager-0.10.13.tar.lzma (Goggles Music Manager 0.10.13) file uploaded by s.jansen - Labels: Featured Type-Source Labels: Featured Type-Source Dec 03, 2009 musicmanager-0.10.13.tar.bz2 (Goggles Music Manager 0.10.13) file uploaded by s.jansen - Labels: Type-Source Featured Labels: Type-Source Featured Dec 03, 2009 r873 (release 0.10.13) committed by s.jansen - release 0.10.13 release 0.10.13 Dec 03, 2009 r872 (Fix sorting of disc number (issue 130)) committed by s.jansen - Fix sorting of disc number ( issue 130 ) Fix sorting of disc number ( issue 130 ) Dec 03, 2009 issue 130 (Disc Number does not affect ordering of songs) changed by s.jansen - Indeed. Status: Accepted Owner: s.jansen Labels: Type-Defect Milestone-0.10 Indeed. Status: Accepted Owner: s.jansen Labels: Type-Defect Milestone-0.10 Dec 03, 2009 issue 130 (Disc Number does not affect ordering of songs) reported by dylanab - If you right-click a song and click Edit, it will tell you the disc number of a song and allow you to change it. However, having the songs in your library ordered by Artist sub-orders them by Album then Song Title, but not by Disc Number. If you right-click a song and click Edit, it will tell you the disc number of a song and allow you to change it. However, having the songs in your library ordered by Artist sub-orders them by Album then Song Title, but not by Disc Number. Dec 01, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) Owner changed by s.jansen - Owner: s.jansen Owner: s.jansen Dec 01, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by s.jansen - Try removing ~/.config/gogglesm/goggles_beta.db instead. Updating the DB may have been broken... Try removing ~/.config/gogglesm/goggles_beta.db instead. Updating the DB may have been broken... Dec 01, 2009 issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) reported by JohnTy...@gmail.com - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Delete ~/.goggles 2. Start gmm What is the expected output? What do you see instead? "Goggles Music Manager was unable to open the database. The database may have been corrupted. Please remove ~/.goggles/goggles.db to try again." Removing .goggles does not fix this error. Additionally it spits "Compile Exception: Query Compile Failed" to stderr. Output of configure: http://vpaste.net/9uouL What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Delete ~/.goggles 2. Start gmm What is the expected output? What do you see instead? "Goggles Music Manager was unable to open the database. The database may have been corrupted. Please remove ~/.goggles/goggles.db to try again." Removing .goggles does not fix this error. Additionally it spits "Compile Exception: Query Compile Failed" to stderr. Output of configure: http://vpaste.net/9uouL Nov 30, 2009 r871 (Updates. Add DPI setting) committed by s.jansen - Updates. Add DPI setting Updates. Add DPI setting Nov 30, 2009 r870 (Call correct virtual method) committed by s.jansen - Call correct virtual method Call correct virtual method Nov 30, 2009 r869 (Call correct virtual method) committed by s.jansen - Call correct virtual method Call correct virtual method Nov 29, 2009 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Wiki page edited by s.jansen - Revision r868 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Revision r868 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Nov 26, 2009 issue 120 (advanced search syntax) commented on by s.jansen - Another suggestion: Include the 'Year' field in the search filter (this is maybe hard to do as GMM uses SQLite and there will be problems with type conversion to check the values.. don't know). It would be great for example if you want to just 'Find the 2009 album of band X' by typing 'X 2009' in the filter. Would be so fast! Another suggestion: Include the 'Year' field in the search filter (this is maybe hard to do as GMM uses SQLite and there will be problems with type conversion to check the values.. don't know). It would be great for example if you want to just 'Find the 2009 album of band X' by typing 'X 2009' in the filter. Would be so fast! Nov 24, 2009 ChangeLog (Revision history of Goggles Music Manager) Wiki page edited by s.jansen - Revision r867 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Revision r867 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Nov 24, 2009 musicmanager-0.10.12.tar.lzma (Goggles Music Manager 0.10.12) file uploaded by s.jansen - Labels: Featured Type-Source Labels: Featured Type-Source Nov 24, 2009 musicmanager-0.10.12.tar.bz2 (Goggles Music Manager 0.10.12) file uploaded by s.jansen - Labels: Featured Type-Source Labels: Featured Type-Source Nov 24, 2009 r866 (release 0.10.12) committed by s.jansen - release 0.10.12 release 0.10.12 Nov 22, 2009 issue 102 ((german) Some non translated words ) Status changed by s.jansen - Thanks. Will be available in next release. Status: Fixed Thanks. Will be available in next release. Status: Fixed Nov 22, 2009 r865 (Update German Translation) committed by s.jansen - Update German Translation Update German Translation Nov 22, 2009 issue 102 ((german) Some non translated words ) commented on by PowerPaul86 - I took the liberty of editing the de.po file and fixed some minor typos and filled in some missing translations. I took the liberty of editing the de.po file and fixed some minor typos and filled in some missing translations. Nov 20, 2009 issue 128 (Suggestions to the UI) commented on by luyang.han - Sorry but I did not find out that function about mouse where. That is nice. So my point 3 is useless, I agree. Sorry but I did not find out that function about mouse where. That is nice. So my point 3 is useless, I agree. Nov 19, 2009 r864 (Fix) committed by s.jansen - Fix Fix Nov 19, 2009 r863 (Fix) committed by s.jansen - Fix Fix Nov 19, 2009 r862 (Add option to enable lirc support) committed by s.jansen - Add option to enable lirc support Add option to enable lirc support Nov 19, 2009 r861 (Replace libfetch by the more publically available libcurl) committed by s.jansen - Replace libfetch by the more publically available libcurl Replace libfetch by the more publically available libcurl Nov 19, 2009 issue 52 (Import a radio station from a .pls or a .m3u file) commented on by s.jansen - The docs were a little bit outdated, but I've dropped support for libdownload. You need to get libfetch, which is available from http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/pkgsrc/net/libfetch. The docs are now fixed and as a convenience, I also put up a snapshot under the downloads section. The docs were a little bit outdated, but I've dropped support for libdownload. You need to get libfetch, which is available from http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/pkgsrc/net/libfetch. The docs are now fixed and as a convenience, I also put up a snapshot under the downloads section. Nov 19, 2009 libfetch-2.26-arch.tar.gz (libfetch 2.26) file uploaded by s.jansen - Labels: Type-Source Labels: Type-Source Nov 19, 2009 Install (Compiling and Installing Goggles Music Manager) Wiki page edited by s.jansen - Revision r860 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Revision r860 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Nov 19, 2009 issue 128 (Suggestions to the UI) commented on by s.jansen - Can't you just use the mousewheel to change the volume and depend on the icon to see the status of the volume? Or do you need to see the detailed volume slider? Can't you just use the mousewheel to change the volume and depend on the icon to see the status of the volume? Or do you need to see the detailed volume slider?

issue 129 (Query Compile Error - r871) commented on by JohnTy...@gmail.com - Nvidia graphics, and I'm seeing two things happen. Everytime I play a song that has album art, even if it's the same art as the previous song, mem usage increases by about 4 megs. Switching to the x11 viewer did not fix this. Additionally, the album art in the notification doesn't get seem to get cleared properly if one changes songs too rapidly. It will be updated if the song has it's own album art, but for songs without art, it displays the previous song's art.

Nvidia graphics, and I'm seeing two things happen. Everytime I play a song that has album art, even if it's the same art as the previous song, mem usage increases by about 4 megs. Switching to the x11 viewer did not fix this. Additionally, the album art in the notification doesn't get seem to get cleared properly if one changes songs too rapidly. It will be updated if the song has it's own album art, but for songs without art, it displays the previous song's art.

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