MixPerfect

[Martin Verlaan]

MixPerfect is a free and unique semi-automatic DJ player for Windows and Linux. Of course programmed in Purebasic. More info, screenshots and demo video's at https://www.mixperfect.nl/

[dige]

Great, I'd love to try it out soon.
On what basis did you programme the sound playback?

[Quin]

You posted this right as I was wishing for software like this! Definitely going to check this out later this week.
Has any thought been given to screen reader accessibility yet?

[Martin Verlaan]

Great, I'd love to try it out soon.
On what basis did you programme the sound playback?

I used the BASS audio library https://www.un4seen.com/bass.html

[Martin Verlaan]

You posted this right as I was wishing for software like this! Definitely going to check this out later this week.
Has any thought been given to screen reader accessibility yet?

If you need it, I maybe could implement it. But I have no idea how to do this with PureBasic.

[Quin]

You posted this right as I was wishing for software like this! Definitely going to check this out later this week.
Has any thought been given to screen reader accessibility yet?

If you need it, I maybe could implement it. But I have no idea how to do this with PureBasic.

Honestly it's nothing super complicated, mainly adding attributes to a few controls, for example giving a button a textual label instead of just an icon. I'll try the software later this week and report feedback

[Martin Verlaan]

Honestly it's nothing super complicated, mainly adding attributes to a few controls, for example giving a button a textual label instead of just an icon. I'll try the software later this week and report feedback

I see. The graphic buttons have tooltips. Does a screen reader read that?

[Quin]

Honestly it's nothing super complicated, mainly adding attributes to a few controls, for example giving a button a textual label instead of just an icon. I'll try the software later this week and report feedback

I see. The graphic buttons have tooltips. Does a screen reader read that?

They sometimes do, but it's very variable. It's better to set an accessibility label. If you're using ButtonImageGadgets ,it's as simple as calling SetGadgetText() with your label. It'll show to screen readers, but not on the screen. This isn't officially documented, although me and Freak were throwing around the idea of making it more official in a PR I did to the IDE. I also opened a topic in feature requests -> https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=83722

[idle]

that looks really good thanks for sharing.

[Caronte3D]

Good job!
Projects like this one must be on the PureBasic Gallery (needs work actually)

[Joubarbe]

Very cool! What UI library did you use if I may ask?

[Martin Verlaan]

Good job!
Projects like this one must be on the PureBasic Gallery (needs work actually)

Wow, I'm flattered

[Martin Verlaan]

Very cool! What UI library did you use if I may ask?

None, just PureBasic GUI. The screenshots are made in Linux (GTK GUI), The background color of the windows adapts to the theme of the OS (dark or light). Also, I used a free font and the icons are from icons8.com.

B.t.w. this is an improved version of "Smart Mix Player" that I made a few years ago. My knowledge of PureBasic grew with the years, and I decided to write a better version from scratch, with improved code and more features. A big thanks to forum member Wilbert, who provided the code for drawing a waveform.

[Joubarbe]

Oh ok, it looks a lot better than Windows

[AZJIO]

I tried it in Arch, it doesn't start for me. The "Htop" program does not show the process.