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paolo60 wrote:is it possible to use it offline?

Here is the source code: https://github.com/Chris55/ns3-program-viewer
Give it a shot

But no, this is a website so you can't use it offline I guess.

Berretje wrote:

paolo60 wrote:is it possible to use it offline?

Here is the source code: https://github.com/Chris55/ns3-program-viewer
Give it a shot

But no, this is a website so you can't use it offline I guess.

Well actually you could, if you install a web server service on your own computer and run it there ("localhost"), but of course this requires some know-how about web development. Maybe the authors could provide a how-to (do this) in the future.

all answers are correct, in current version it is online only. But few options are possible to have it as an offline app with some effort But wondering what would be the benefits to run it offline...?

florence wrote:all answers are correct, in current version it is online only. But few options are possible to have it as an offline app with some effort But wondering what would be the benefits to run it offline...?

The only benefit I could think of is using it in environments where an internet access is not available ...

sure. can be added to the backlog.... right now roadmap is to include NS2 ns2p files, NS3 Synth ns3y files, and batch (zip file) import to generate reports with multiple programs.... work until Chrismas

Schorsch wrote:

florence wrote:all answers are correct, in current version it is online only. But few options are possible to have it as an offline app with some effort But wondering what would be the benefits to run it offline...?

The only benefit I could think of is using it in environments where an internet access is not available ...

Exactly
Anyway many thanks to authors for the great work !!!

Excellent work, looks awesome! A NS2P version would be perfect!
A bit kudos to the developers! Bravo!

Johannes

thank you! I hope it proves useful.

Hi florence,

your tool is amazing!

I can't seem to find the settings for the output routing (ch1, 2, etc.) anywhere though. They can be global but also per-program, so I was wondering if there's a way to show them in your tool -- provided that they are stored withing the program and not in some other separate index in the Stage 3 (this might well be the case though...).

Also, the headers for synth engine don't make it clear enough (IMHO of course) whether what is being showed is the name of the sample, of the synth preset or the wave type. I mean they can be guessed most of the times, but perhaps there could be a more systematic way to tell (different background colors)?

Kudos again for your excellent work!

Thanks Hlaalu !

will check how is implemented the output routing, if it is per program it can be added... also @Hobster proposed his help to check these global settings, once available it can be added of course.

regarding the synth engine: right I tried different approach but maybe not the most simple

first the type is under OSC (Sample, Classic, Wave....)

If Sample then
- Nord Library Sample: The name is actually not stored in the program itself, only a sample ID that is a hash code from the Original Nord Sample library file. I added all library hash code to be able to translate it to a name. If the sample ID is unknown then it simply shows Unknown...
- User sample: the name is stored in the Preset property. I simply show the preset name.

If Classic, Wave, Formant, Super...
- I show the Waveform name and optional Preset name if available

Finally if the displayed name is the same as the preset, I show it only one time... this is maybe what cause your confusion...