Re: PyKaraoke v0.4.2

> It's a good solution for Linux, though I don't think JACK or the other
> stuff runs on Win32 though; it's *possible* you could build a similar
> kind of toolchain on Win32 though with whatever SDL is using for sound
> delivery.

Well I think all of the calls for pitch-shifting so far have come from 
Linux users so this should be OK for now. Built-in pitch shifting could 
be a longer term goal if nothing is available on Windows.

> I'd be glad to write up a howto. It was fairly easy to do once I
> figured out the little gotchas. I'll post it in the next few days.

Great, thanks.

> If that's still true, then yeah, I just need to update the
> UpdatedTiles chunk to tell it I've written changes there. Of course,
> the way I was doing it, I was just drawing the text on every frame
> anyway. I think I saved the rendered text and only changed *it* when
> necessary, then blitted it onto the finished output buffer right
> before it got displayed.
>
> Bleh. I need to dig some more to remember how I did it :)

OK, let me know if you need any pointers.

Kelvin.


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