stsaz / fmedia

fast audio player/recorder/converter
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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Pull request per #81 - [Windows Build Instructions] & [--record --dev support] #82

Open ITCMD opened 2 years ago

ITCMD commented 2 years ago

See #81

ITCMD commented 2 years ago

Ill work on those changes and let you know once they're ready!

ITCMD commented 2 years ago

I know this isn't really the place for it but, wanted to share the program I'm making with you: https://github.com/ITCMD/Simple-Radio-COM

New update is out, now powered by your program. Decided to put the fmedia branding on the startup screen and a good number of honorable mentions to you.

Now that this is done-ish, next project will be the updated fmedia build documentation as we discussed here!

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stsaz commented 2 years ago

Wow, really nice work!

By the way, you can also remove all unnecessary fmedia-related files from your package if you want to make it smaller. For example, .txt files are not required for work (except help.txt if you want fmedia -h to work) and theme.conf isn't needed unless you use fmedia GUI. You can also cleanup unused modules by removing some mod/*.dll files - then remove those mods from fmedia.conf. Unless the modules are really used, fmedia doesn't usually tries to load them, so it's quite safe. But it's all just a side note, though.

ITCMD commented 2 years ago

Wow, really nice work!

By the way, you can also remove all unnecessary fmedia-related files from your package if you want to make it smaller. For example, .txt files are not required for work (except help.txt if you want fmedia -h to work) and theme.conf isn't needed unless you use fmedia GUI. You can also cleanup unused modules by removing some mod/*.dll files - then remove those mods from fmedia.conf. Unless the modules are really used, fmedia doesn't usually tries to load them, so it's quite safe. But it's all just a side note, though.

Awesome, thanks! I do want to leave most of the modules in since they dont take up much space and a lot of them are for supporting different file types which I want to be able to support for the users. Ill have to toss out the theme.conf file though :)