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Yay!
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/cool-tech-zone/tangara-fw/pulls/110
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Also fix a locking issue with opening+clearing
Co-authored-by: ailurux <ailuruxx@gmail.com>
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Fixes #106
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Podcasts aren't tagged consistently enough for other groupings to make
sense, at least until we implement RSS parsing
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Initially set based on filepath, or by genre if the filepath doesn't
match one of our presets
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See if this does anything for the itermittent spi acquire hangs
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Previously we were doing it synchronously, which led to some odd looking
livelock stacktraces... we still don't have a consistent repro, but this
at least makes the stack when we mount a lot more predictable
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- input files are upsamples and padded to stereo before playback
- any in-progress playback is cancelled before playing a new file
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it's cleaner
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It's currently quite limited (no stereo or sample rate conversion,
multiple messages clobber each other, only plays if music is playing),
but we're getting there!
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Includes a general cleanup+restructure of playlist.cpp, and fixing the
tests and benchmarks
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This seems to be tickled by the ogg comment handling changes (possibly libtags doesn't actually handle this case?)
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This is somewhat faster than relying on libtags to parse these, and also better handles cornercases such as tags that cross physical page boundaries.
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