tuni.ac

VS 2008 is 9.0: VC ++ Directories is a common place(not per project) under Tools menu->Options->Project and Solutions->VC++ Directories This all applies to VS 2010 aka Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0. You need the glew lib http://glew.sourceforge.net/ Put glew.h, glxew.h and wglew.h in C:\Program Files...

I am the user twistedddx :) Thank you for clearing up why you wish to write the document. Im still not so sure Tuniac actually needs this document done but I am willing to assist you in completing your assignment. If you want to do this assignment on the Tuniac project be my guest. I can try to help...

I think I have said this before to you, but why exactly would Tuniac need a software requirement document? Would it not just end up as a repetitive 50 page document no one would read and would be out of date the moment I decide to change the behaviour of something "because it seemed like a good...

100522a
-supports Windows suspend/sleep/hibernation and resuming from them when playing from a networked source.

100524
-msvc dll's

May, 2010 --------- -remove redundant code from std_infomanager -flush opengl pipe better -Fix abnormal exit of fullscreen visual -"Pause after each song" feature added -fix an issue with playselected and not building the futurelist correctly. http://sourceforge.net/projects/tuniac/files/t...

I think I fixed this.

Try 100503b @ http://www.wasteofcash.com/Tuniac/

The preference is called "Pause after each song" and is in the General section.
This build also fixes an issue with playselected and not building the futurelist correctly.

I think we lucked the quick response just between timezones and when I woke up and logged onto my computer

I'll likely add an option to always auto softpause in the coming hours/days/weeks or something, I'll let you know when its done.

You can do this several ways: 1: Use the "Soft pause" feature. While the song is playing goto the Playback menu and select "Soft Pause". This will pause playback at the end of the song. You can also get to this feature via the shortcut ctrl+shift+space or via command line with -s...

I tend not to build the SVP renderer for 64bit because its worthless without 64bit SVP's. It does build and would work, but the installer does not contain a 64bit SVP renderer.