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@Eaterofcode see the new instructions.

Do you know if there is a way to update the repo using this method?
Currently the update instructions would have been to git pull origin master.

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npm update https://github.com/benkaiser/node-music-player/archive/master.tar.gz

Btw great work on the player I tried once too,

Isn't as beautiful as yours tho ;) I actually restarted that project but bigger :)

(dont listen to the music listed there on the image, its speedcore, Im sorta in hardmusic)

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Thanks, I will make the amendments about updating later :) maybe tomorrow

Nice job. Are you making it open source or?

Did you run into any browser performance issues with your player when loading so many songs into the DOM?

My UI looks good because I took a lot of ideas from the previous music service I was using. I am planning on making a mobile version to with a mobile url that works off the same javascript but with different templates, so that it is usable and looks good on a phone.

Have you tried mine much? I added search functionality today which makes it a bit more usable as a daily driver :)

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I dont know yet since that is a really big project, I would but I dont know if the co-owner is okay with it :)

and no, because I didn't load any songs in the DOM, I just made a list, and when a user clicks on a song it changes the main audio element with the song id :)

aaah sounds awesome I used bootstrap in the old one and I have a designer working on the new one ;)

I just tried, and got some bugs its trying to stat C:\C:[path] :o

btw the scanning is slow :(

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Okays fair enough.

I meant like loading the table into the DOM (not the audio itself).

Yeh you can try fix those path issues, I don't use windows as any of my machines except for gaming (all running Linux here), but if you want to give it a shot I would accept a pull-request that was well-formatted. I have added a hint to that issue that might help you.

Yeh I will try speed up scanning, see my comment on leetrevails's repo.

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oh table, I don't use tables, tables always seem to be bad practice to me and afaik there is also over head in the calculations of the sizes of each cell, I used a <lu> :) which is a lot more lightweight.

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oh I actually used a table? o: still think a ul is faster tho lemme look at the CSS

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update: img give some big lag issues. removing them results in smooth scrolling. They not that important so I dont think its a problem removing them

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