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As an open-source project, it would be great to incorporate a dynamic tempo adjustment module, like Pacemaker for WinAmp, so that the listener can adkust the playback tempo of a song. With the exception of Winamp with the Pacemaker plug-in, I don;t think there is another music player that supports this feature. Moreover, if the Songbird player is designed to add CD burning functionality, it would be great to allow the user to select a playlist and offer a user-defined tempo-adjustment parameter for each song so that the burned CD contains the tempo-adjusted track playlist instead of a copy of the original songs.
Posted by: rscshagger   Posted on: 12/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Destined for a fight  Boot_Agnostic | 12/22/05
Don't pity, give a round of applause  mdemuth | 12/22/05
I agree  opensourcepro | 12/22/05
Based on Firefox technology ...  worknman | 12/22/05
I don't know what to think about this.  nucrash | 12/22/05
Winamp is a collection of lost opportunities  escoles@... | 12/22/05
Incorrect on ID3 tags  too_much green_tea | 12/22/05
Did they have to pick such a bad example to copy?  escoles@... | 12/22/05
From A Media Player Convert  nikoli | 12/22/05
I have only one problem with iTunes....  hal9000mx | 12/22/05
21000 songs  springerj | 12/22/05
????  An_Axe_to_Grind | 12/22/05
Say what?  woot! | 12/22/05
Most people just switch silently  voska | 12/22/05
I don't think that you actually understand what he's saying...  mastercko | 12/23/05
forgot something  mastercko | 12/23/05
Did they have to pick such a bad example to copy?  ckesner | 12/22/05
I found...  zaphod@... | 12/22/05
Not exactly original  msfletch | 12/22/05
Hmmm  juhlster1021h | 12/22/05
hmm...  mastercko | 12/23/05
What's so "pioneering" about this?  techboy_z | 12/22/05
Pioneers of -  sometime | 12/23/05
Is this guy crazy?  ITTech001 | 12/22/05
I agree...  BitTwiddler | 12/22/05
Groovy  tic swayback | 12/22/05
We don't need more reverse engineering ...  worknman | 12/22/05
I'm not talking about stealing anything  tic swayback | 12/22/05
Feature Suggestion  rscshagger | 12/22/05
I-Tunes is terrible  8bird | 12/22/05
Most players are terrible  mediavant | 12/22/05
iTunes worst than most players  joethemacfan | 12/23/05
My iTunes horror story  bbbaldie_z | 12/27/05
My iTunes horror story  bbbaldie_z | 12/27/05
Too buggy, too invasive  Kerensky97 | 12/27/05
Sounds like a Windows problem  GoPower | 12/27/05
ha! too funny  doh123 | 12/27/05
I use a Mac so I won't have to RTFM!!! heh heh heh  Laff | 12/27/05
Windows Media Player for me!  314 | 12/22/05
Err... Winamp isn't WMP. (n/t)  Twey | 12/24/05
Where's Google?  StanB | 12/22/05
Preferences vs. new -  sometime | 12/23/05
No thanks, I like having 100+GB of MP3s on my HD!!!  xunil skcor | 12/23/05
Billions and billions of tunes  john616 | 12/24/05
Creative?  nikkidkat | 12/24/05

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