UPDATE: linux issue (ubuntu 10.10 ?)
New Update(2010.12.04): Messed around a bit on my linux system and a 'smaller' fix is to only install:
'libmono-system-data2.0-cil' it is considerably smaller than 'mono-complete'.
UPDATE: this issue can be fixed by installing 'mono-complete' package. FAQ and installation instructions updated...
Some linux users are experiencing the following issue;
** (./Servify.exe:2746): WARNING **: The following assembly referenced
from /path/to/servify/Newtonsoft.Json.Net20.dll could not
be loaded:
Assembly: System.Data (assemblyref_index=1)
Version: 2.0.0.0
Public Key: b77a5c561934e089
The assembly was not found in the Global Assembly Cache, a path listed
in the MONO_PATH environment variable, or in the location of the
executing assembly (/path/to/servify/).
I'm working to resolve it asap. My suspicion is that the MONO package in ubuntu 10.10 has changed and as a side effect of that, a dependency in Servify is not being met. If my fix is successful I will update the Servify package asap.
libspotify 0.0.6
Just noted that there's a new libspotify version released... I will look to incorporate some new features that's been made available!
Things that can now be added:
Playlist folders
Support for Inbox - browsing your own and sending tracks to other people
Access other people’s published playlists
Playlist image and description
v. 2010.11.04
New Version just out!
Servify / ReSpot upgrade.
v.2010.11.04
+ Server discovery, simplifies connecting. Android 2.2 only!
+ Ability to star tracks
v2010.10.27 of Servify/C#
bugfix: v2010.10.26 could not enqueue the Starred playlist, this version can..
v2010.10.26 Released!
New version released. New and noteworthy:
+ Starred tracks playlist
+ Swipe on Cover Art (prev/next song).
* Bugfix: playback would stutter in beginning of songs for some users
Get new version of Servify and ReSpot to enjoy the update(s).
More stuff to follow in the coming weeks...
Starred playlists. Update: fling/swipe added
Had some time to code and added Starred Playlists to servify/respot. Hopefully I'll get more time to fix bugs and issues this week and even add some new features!Update: Added "swipe" or "fling" actions on the CoverArt. Swiping will now play previous/next track...
Will release an update soon hopefully!
BASS.NET for Linux
The Audio library being used in Servify 'Bass.NET' is still not playing nicely on linux, which is a shame - it's an overall nice library. The issue being that Bass corrupts ALSA when using shared mode and exclusive access to /dev/dsp is obviously not a cool solution...
(android)ReSpot v2010.07.31
New version, upgrade servify too!
v.2010.07.31:
-Shuffle
-Repeat
-Soft volume control
jReSpot alpha release!
I've spent a bit of time packaging the jReSpot application - so here it is! Download and run (double click the jar file on most OS's, otherwise start with "java -jar jrespot_alpha.jar").
Servify update recommended!
Please know that it's still riddled with bugs and inconsistencies, though it works rather well if you're patient...
You may need to 'hammer' the Refresh Playlist button sometimes, and the playlist list does not have a scrollbar - but you can scroll up&down with the arrow keys...
There will be improvements made. I've only had the opportunity to try this on a Windows computer. Please let me know if you're facing issues on Linux / Mac!
Finally – the new release is here!
aReSpot has got a facelift, now supports CoverArt. ReSpot will be continously updated in the near future with more face lifts and feature additions. There's a few kinks to weed out still too I'm sure. Don't hesitate to get in touch if you have bugs to report, features to request or anything else. There are discussion 'groups' available on the ReSpot Facebook page too.
IMPORTANT: Volume adjustment is available by the volume 'hardware keys' on your android. I will re-integrate a volume button on screen but have not decided how/where to put it yet.
jReSpot will soon be released as an EARLY ALPHA. Lot's of things are not working - there are multiple 'paper cuts' in the UI etc. But improvements will be coming down the pipeline soon enough. Stay tuned.
The Servify protocol has been completely re-written and now uses JSON. This has simplified things alot when writing clients.
Servify has been somewhat simplified to start, it's now optional to put login credentials on the command line - if not supplied Servify will ask for them.
