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README.md

Infinity Visualization Plugin

Plugin for Audacious player that generates light effects according to a playing sound.

Screenshot of Infinity

Requirements

  • Audacious >= 3.5
  • Audclient >= 3.5 (Audacious D-BUS remote control library)
  • 1.0.6 <= SDL < 2
  • Glib >= 2.8
  • Gtk+ >= 2.8

Install

  • ./configure --prefix=/usr (or whatever your prefix is)
  • make
  • sudo make install

Run

  • start Audacious
  • enter menu View -> Visualizations
  • mark Infinity
  • play your favorite songs

To enter/leave Full-Screen mode press Tab key.

Add New Effects

  • Build with --enable-debug and install
  • Run Audacious on console
  • Go to interactive mode (see next section) and experiment
  • Press key 'm' for saving current effect to disk (will persist amongst Audacious sessions)

Modes

The plugin has two modes. Default is Non-Interactive.

Non-Interactive Mode:

States and palettes periodically switches in a random sequence.

If you run Audacity from a terminal the following command keys will display on terminal when Infinity loads:

Keys:

  • Space: change effect
  • Tab: toggle full-screen
  • Up/Down: up/down audacity main volume
  • Left/Right: reward/forward actual played song, if any
  • z: previous song
  • x: play
  • c: pause
  • v: stop
  • b: next song
  • Enter: switch to interactive mode (works only if infinity was configured with --enable-debug option)
  • F11: screenshot
  • F12: change palette

Interactive Mode:

You can control the effects using keys:

  • F12: change palette
  • Tab: toggle full-screen
  • Enter: switch to non-interactive mode
  • F1-F10: choose transformation vector field
  • a,z: change curve 1 lighting
  • q,s: change curve 2 lighting
  • e,r: change curve 1 amplitude
  • d,f: change curve 2 amplitude
  • w: change curve 2 type
  • m: persist current effect
  • mouse: change curve 2 position
  • F11: screenshot

Known Bugs

As of 0.8.0beta1 the settings window and the about dialog does not work.

If you have problems finding locale.h header file, try to configure with --disable-nls option.

In Ubuntu systems over AMD64 architectures, try running configure with --prefix=/usr --libdir=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu

If you found a bug please report it at https://github.com/dprotti/infinity-plugin/issues.

Authors

Old Versions

Releases older than 0.8.0beta1 can be found at Sourceforge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/infinity-plugin/

Contributions

Your help is welcome, either coding, translating or building binary (distro) packages.