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| | + | ** [http://socghop.appspot.com/student_project/show/google/gsoc2009/audacity/t124021801242 Bugfixing, help-generation script, auto-volume determination] |
| | + | ** [http://socghop.appspot.com/student_project/show/google/gsoc2009/audacity/t124021801041 Bugfixing, scripting and find-notes improvements] |
| | + | *Information about the semimonthly test Alpha builds can be found [[GSoC Alphas|here]].}} |
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| − | * Information about the semimonthly test alphas can be found [[GSoC Alphas|here]].
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| − | ==[[User:Larsl|Lars Luthman]]==
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| − | ===Support for the LV2 plugin architecture===
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| − | LV2 is a more advanced evolution of the {{external|[http://www.ladspa.org/ LADSPA]}} plug-in architecture and is of strategic importance to Audacity. As well as allowing plug-ins to be categorised, supporting LV2 in the way I propose will make several LV2 synths available as powerful new tone generators.
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| − | * '''Mid Term Spin Off:''' Hierarchical plug-in Menus. Partial support for LRDF. ''Mentor/Student Mid-Term feedback done and OK. However, almost complete lack of communication in the second half, and although nearly all goals were met, project could not be passed at the end.''.
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| − | ==Руслан Ижбулатов (LRN)==
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| − | FFmpeg is ''the'' standard open source library for audio file conversions. It can be used to greatly expand the range of proprietary formats handled by Audacity.
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| − | [[Image:Ffmpegexportlist.png|thumb|Dropdown menu showing list of exportable formats ''click to enlarge'']]
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| − | * '''Mentored by:''' [[User:Richardash1981|Richard Anthony Ash]]
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| − | * '''Idea:''' Adapted from list idea
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| − | * '''Short Project Name:''' ffmpeg
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| − | * '''Mid Term Spin Off:''' Import working. Import Metadata working. ''Mentor/Student Mid-Term feedback done and OK. Mentor/Student final feedback done and OK. Project passed successfully.''.
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| − | ==[[User:Hildensia|Johannes Kulick]]==
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| − | These GridSizers are an enabling step for a much cleaner design for the largest class in Audacity, the TrackPanel. The monolithic nature of the existing class has acted as a log-jam to GUI development since at least 2003. In addition work on wxAUI should facilitate an easier update to improved (modern) toolbars.
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| − | * '''Mentored by:''' [[User:James|James Crook]]
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| − | * '''Idea:''' Adapted from off-list idea
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| − | * '''Short Project Name:''' gridsizer
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| − | * '''Mid Term Spin Off:''' AUI Test program and Report done. Grid test App written. ''Mentor/Student Mid-Term feedback done and OK. Mentor/Student final feedback done and OK. Project passed successfully.''
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| − | ==[[User:Mchinen|Michael Chinen]]==
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| − | Will provide near-instant loading of PCM uncompressed files: the waveform image is built while you play or edit, viewable anywhere on demand. An embedded progress bar gives user feedback, plus block-boundary information in debug builds. This facilitates a future move from batch mode to real-time processing which (as necessary for Audacity) can yet degrade gracefully to batch on low-powered machines.
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| − | * '''Mentored by:''' [[User:donfede|Federico Grau]], then [[User:Martyn|Martyn Shaw]] after mid-term.
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| − | * '''Idea:''' Combination of own idea and adaptation of list idea
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| − | * '''Short Project Name:''' quickload
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| − | * '''Mid Term Spin Off:''' By-Track-Progress-Bar complete. "Poor Man's on-demand Loading" complete. ''Mentor/Student Mid-Term feedback done and OK. Mentor/Student final feedback done and OK. Project passed successfully.''
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| − | The limitation that labels do not stick to the audio track and move and edit with them is the most consistent criticism of Audacity Label Tracks. This project will fix this. In addition the provision of multiple label selection (with ability to apply an effect to all selected labels) will enable a smoother workflow when working with labels.
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| − | * '''Mentored by:''' [[User:Leland|Leland Lucius]]
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| − | * '''Short Project Name:''' labels
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| − | * '''Mid Term Spin Off:''' Sticky Labels, basic functionality working. Support for some label-size-changes too. ''Mentor/Student Mid-Term feedback done and OK. Mentor/Student final feedback done and OK. Project passed successfully.''
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| − | * '''Overall Audacity Project Admin''' [[User:Vaughan|Vaughan Johnson]]
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This project is primarily a ‘BugFix Superstar’ application where I commit myself to help Audacity team to fulfill its main objective, reach a stable state for 1.4 release. Being myself an Audacity user as a DJ and producer I propose to create a new simple and useful feature for automatic volume detection during a record session. I will also work on User Interface improvements. To meet community needs I've included on my GSoC project the creation of a solution for problems in generation of the zipped manual.
Audacity is currently focused on the next stable release, so bug-fixing and tools to aid release are priorities. I intend to:
These enhancements should help the project move faster towards the next release and beyond.
