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Add a display for numerical values #37
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Yes, I think you're right, I haven't worked out a good way of doing this using DPF yet. But I do want to add this feature. |
Yes, please add this when you've had time to work it out. A text entry field would be very useful too. |
Fixed in e371bc6 !! |
@trebmuh: Make sure you uninstall your distro versions of zam-plugins and then reinstall from git. |
@zamaudio: already done, the build had happened in a chroot (debian pbuilder). Any possibility of a leftover configuration file maybe? As well, I see in this commit several mention to DGL. Isn't it something linked to graphic hardware acceleration? |
In a debian pbuilder? zam-plugins from git is not a debian package... I
think you are using some old source from your distro.
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@zamaudio : no, I meant I made a package myself from the current GIT with pbuilder which is a chrooted env and then doesn't allow for leftover files from a previous package as you suggested 3 messages above. Edit: does zam-plugins is using any configuration file under the use home directory maybe? |
I sort of remember that @falkTX tolds me back in the days that displaying numerical values for the DPF port of the mverb is requiring some hardware support. Could that be the same here? |
dpf uis use openGL. |
The numerical display is working fine here on Debian 8 (amd64, radeon). |
@jrigg : I used to do Since you are running a debian 8 on a amd64, would you mind please to test the package: http://download.tuxfamily.org/librazik/volatile/zam-plugins_3.7+20160815-git5d9e7c6~repack2-0librazik1_amd64.deb and tell me if you can see those numerical values displayed? Edit: well, I've tested this package on another computer and I can see the numerical values displayed. It sounds to me that I've got one computer which is not "openGL 2.0 ready". Any idea how I can confirm/infirm that? |
You can look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see if hardware acceleration is being used by your GPU. |
Thanks for the pointer @jrigg . If I look at:
I'm unsure about what is the number expected to match with the 2.0 from @falkTX saying:
Am I hardware-side supposed to be right with Packages "mesa-utils" and "firmware-linux-nonfree" installed here, and:
Cheers |
I think all your beautiful plugins could benefit from a "unified" display for numerical values. The knobs and the corresponding scales are fine for most things but sometime I'd love to see the values I actually dialled in.
Take the EQ as an example: sometimes you need to tune a very specific fequency but the button scale is just not enough. The numerical display would always display the the numeric value of the last touched knob / parameter and tell the exact frequency the knob is set at.
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