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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
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A new release!
Enhancements / New Features
- RSS feeds
can now be configured and viewed.
- Languages
moved to XML and editor now included. The editor simplifies the task of
creating/updating language translations.
- Configuration
pages are now resized to the browser window.
- Style
settings have been added to the Web and Setup pages.
- Added TVDb
parser which also retrieve individual episode images along with series
images.
- Schedule
page can now be used to configure media updates.
- Added
support for Popcorn Hour media player.
- Added
support for FLAC audio files.
- Added
support for playlists saved in WPL format (Windows Media Player).
- Added
Italian movie parser from www.FilmUP.it.
- Added
Italian and Norwegian translations.
Bugfixes
- Fixed
refreshing of progress on ‘Search For New Media’ page.
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Thursday, 10 January 2008 |
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A new release was made available a few days ago! Enhancements / New Features - Enhanced photo/slideshow options. Photos can now be browsed by their IPTC/XMP metadata information.
- Last.FM support.
- Web browsing can now be performed from your media player.
- Added import of iTunes playlists.
- New TV Series media type. This automatically recognizes TV series and episode details to assist navigation.
- Added a parser for TV Series to get episode details from epguides.com.
- Ability to delete videos.
- Video details and running time can now be viewed.
- Added dvr-ms file support, including metadata extraction.
- Added AlbumArtist and Disc tags for improved mp3 browsing and ordering.
- Improved support for Netgear EVA700 player. Includes remote mapping and custom quick icons.
- Sub-Categories can be defined to improve media navigation.
- Improved style framework to support more configurable styles.
- The current music playlist can be played whilst viewing a slideshow.
- A media search can now be 'forced' to refresh all metadata.
- Added the ability to filter based on "played status".
- Folders containing DVD vob files will be added to database with title taken from folder name.
Bugfixes - The GetID3 library has been fixed for improved mp3 and wma tag recognition, especially track numbers and genres.
- Fixed various playlist bugs.
- Fixed some search/browse history issues.
- …and various other minor fixes.
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Monday, 07 May 2007 |
For instructions on installing and configuring MusicIP for use with SwissCenter, click here.
The latest version of SwissCenter (1.16) integrations support for the MusicIP application, providing a powerful "play similar songs" feature through the creation of acoustic fingerprints of each track in your collection.
When MusicIP is installed onto the same machine that is running SwissCenter an extra option is enabled which allows you to generate a random playlist of songs which are similar to a song you select.
For example, say you want to listen to a mixture of easy going music then you would simply select a base song which reflects the type of mood you are looking for (for example: Come away with me by Norah Jones). On the menu between "Play Now" and "Add to Playlist" you will see a new option :- "Play similar songs". When you choose this option, SwissCenter (in conjunction with the MusicIP application) will start to play a collection of similar songs to the one selected (the length of the playlist, and how often an artist can be repeated can all be controlled from the SwissCenter configuration pages). MusicIP is available as both a free download and a premium paid-for version from www.musicip.com. SwissCenter only requires the free version, however if you use this feature a lot then It would be nice to support MusicIP buy upgrading to the premium version (and no, I don't get any commission!).
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Saturday, 16 September 2006 |
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I almost forgot to mention that there's a new feature in 1.15 that a lot of people have been asking for... and that's the ability to jump through the many pages of files that are displayed when you are in "Browse Filesystem" mode.
Simply press any number on the remote control between 1 and 9 and you will jump to the relevant page (1 = first page, 9 = last page).
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Tuesday, 16 August 2005 |
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I'm currently in the process of adding multi-language support to the SwissCenter and would appreciate help with translations of the english into other languages.
If you would be prepared to help with the translations, please post to the forums as to which language you can help with.

Update...
I've finally finished updating all the code to support multiple languages and the english language file is now available for translation. Those people who have kindly offered their support can now download the en.txt file and begin the translations. |
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