Remember if play count was already tracked for the current file across
restarts, if resume playback after restart is enabled.
Signed-off-by: Christopher Snowhill <kode54@gmail.com>
- Implemented App Sandboxing in a more friendly manner.
- All sandboxed paths will need to be set in Preferences. Set as loose
a path as you want. The shortest path will be preferred.
- Removed Last.fm client support, as it was non-functional by now,
unfortunately. Maybe something better can come in the future.
- Added support for insecure SSL to the HTTP/S reader, in case anyone
needs streams which are "protected" by self-signed or expired
certificates, without having to futz around by adding certificates to
the system settings, especially for expired certificates that can't
otherwise be dodged this way.
If you want to import your old playlists to the new version, copy the
contents of `~/Library/Application Support/Cog` to the alternate sandbox
path: `~/Library/Containers/org.cogx.cog/Data/Library/Application `...
...continued...`Support/Cog`. The preferences file will migrate to the
new version automatically.
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Add play count data collection, including first seen times for every
file first added to the playlist. Data is indexed by album, artist, and
title, or by filename, whichever matches first. Add interfaces to
AppleScript automation definition as well.
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Fix the default volume scale reading for newly added tracks, as this
value should be 1 for any files which do not have tags. Also add an
override to the tag applying function, to reset the default on tag
re-read operations.
Please reload the tags or re-add your files to fix them playing
silently.
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Fixed the implementation to work correctly with the new Core Data
storage system. Tracks will be garbage collected later.
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Completely rewrite the playlist storage once again, this time with a
much faster Core Data implementation. It still uses a little magic for
Album Artwork consolidation, but string consolidation doesn't seem to be
needed to reduce the disk storage size. Works much faster than my silly
implementation, too.
Old implementations are still kept for backwards compatibility with
existing playlists.
Signed-off-by: Christopher Snowhill <kode54@gmail.com>
Christopher Snowhill