Also available is a new SDK, Beat Counting SDK version 1.0.0 (see "Developer"-section)

Bug fixes:

• VTT files should end up in the right directory
• Output for DirectSound returns the correct position now
• Id3v2 bug-fix

New:

• Id3v2 support. See D1200SL compatibility notes on the download page.

Fixes some bugs. (Enter Code, ...)

New:

• Drag & Drop (from e.g. the explorer to the input queue). Directories can be dragged too, and files will be added recursively.
• Some files that previously returned error results (or 0 bpm) now work just fine.
• Algorithm enhanced and a possibility to analyse more than one audio channel (Previously only the left channel of stereo files was analysed). Only tested with stereo files.
• Options navigation facilitated
• Option to turn off advertisements for registered users. All registered users have been sent their new registration codes. If you are a registered user, please contact me if you did not receive your new registration code.

New:

• Tap to select an estimate. Combined with the audio playback this seems to be a really handy feature. You don't need to set your estimated bpm & tolerance before queueing the files now.
• Audio playback with progress bar & seeking
• Remembers selected output plug-in (bug-fix really)

New:

• Bug-Fixes
  • Memory Leak
  • Winamp Plug-In Configuration & About
• Option to select your own WinAMP output plug-in

What's New?

• Some bug-fixes.
• Playing of any audio file in the input list from within the Beat Counter. This is in support of the future estimate-tapping capability.

I know the Stop-Button I implemented in the previous release doesn't do exactly what some people thought it would. I'll implement a Stop Button which also actually stops the current analysis in a next version.

Keep the bug-reports and suggestions coming. I'm working hard to try and solve all bugs and implement all suggestions. New versions are sometimes released slow, but I'm always busy improving the BC & BC SDK.

Free to all users. Since only 25 users registered in more than 6 months, we're trying a new approach.

What's New?

• Improved precision. Thanks to a new quality-factor (Options -> Algorithm) and some minor enhancements.

• Faster. At a quality factor of 1 the algorithm now performs approx. 30% faster on my machine.

• ID3v2. Though the new, more precise bpm frame is not defined yet (will be released soon). Thank you ID3Lib.

• A Stop button. Just try and hit it.

No product page available yet. Note that the plug-in requires a fast processor (optimized version coming).

Upgrades are free to registered users of any previous version of the Beat Counter. If you registered Beat Counter 1.0.5, just install Beat Counter 1.0.6 on top of this.

What's New?

• Full Range Beat Counting. If the actual bpm lies outside of the estimated range, the Full Range Bpm might still find the correct bpm. Using the certainties of the Ranged Bpm and the Full Range Bpm, you can decide which bpm you will use (or maybe you might opt for a reanalysis). The Smart Bpm automatically selects the bpm with the highest certainty.

• Memory leak bug-fix. After processing a large number of files (500 - 1000) BC 105 crashed due to a memory leak. This is fixed now.

• BOPs. Bpm Output Plugins. Now you can use plugins to write to other file-formats than those supported by the Beat-Counter.

  You can only use BOPs in the registered version of the Beat Counter.

  For BOP development information, see the developer section.

• Output to VTC-files. The output to Carrot Innovations Virtual Turntables VTC files is realised using the BOP method. The source code of this BOP is available in the developer section.

  The BOP is still in beta version though (Send feedback!!!).