New Contributor, Help Requested
New Contributor, Help Requested
Hey All,
I was looking to contribute to PMS, but was tipped off that this was a more active offshoot. I've got several years experience with Java and am looking for an easy issue to start with to start familiarizing myself with the code. I've got all the dependencies installed and the code running locally. If you have any documentation, please point me in that direction!
Thanks!
I was looking to contribute to PMS, but was tipped off that this was a more active offshoot. I've got several years experience with Java and am looking for an easy issue to start with to start familiarizing myself with the code. I've got all the dependencies installed and the code running locally. If you have any documentation, please point me in that direction!
Thanks!
Re: New Contributor, Help Requested
Hi helio, good to see you here 
Our issue tracker is at http://code.google.com/p/universal-medi ... ssues/list
We also tend to do a lot of work via branches, we have quite a few features in branches that are unfinished, feel free to help us out with them, and if you have any questions feel free to ask

Our issue tracker is at http://code.google.com/p/universal-medi ... ssues/list
We also tend to do a lot of work via branches, we have quite a few features in branches that are unfinished, feel free to help us out with them, and if you have any questions feel free to ask
Re: New Contributor, Help Requested
Thanks! I'll try to start with Issue 15 in the tracker. If you have any advice on where to look for the problem or any insight on it at all, please let me know. Other than that, I'll get my system set up and try to replicate the bug and hunt it down.
Re: New Contributor, Help Requested
Great! I think the solution to that bug will be to add detection for that type of audio and tell UMS to always transcode it. Detection can be added to net\pms\dlna\DLNAMediaInfo.java and additionally stored in DLNAMediaDatabase.java, and then utilised in whatever engine is being used, which you can see when you play the file yourself. Hope that helps!