## Summary
This will enhance and add filters for the Figure Creator dialog of
Infinity manager, adding selectable filters for the character dropdown
and displays the series number after the figure/power disc.
## Changes
- Added filter buttons for Disney Infinity 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, and "All"
- Character names now display series information (e.g., "Buzz Lightyear
(1.0)")
- Dynamic dropdown population based on selected filter
- Maintains all existing functionality and slot validation
## Benefits
- Easier character discovery in large character lists
- Better organization by game series
This pull request introduces several improvements to the audio backend,
focusing on more accurate and higher-quality audio processing, smoother
transitions, and better volume control. The main changes include
enhancements to volume application and normalization, improved resampler
settings for higher audio fidelity, and more user-friendly volume
adjustment behavior.
**Audio Processing Improvements:**
* Added fast paths for unity gain and mute in `apply_volume_static`,
improving performance and precision when volume is unchanged or set to
zero. Also, improved floating-point comparison in `apply_volume` to
avoid infinite loops and ensure accurate volume ramping.
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* Enhanced normalization in `normalize` by introducing soft clipping for
smoother distortion and better dynamic range handling, reducing harsh
audio artifacts.
**Audio Quality Enhancements:**
* Updated resampler settings in `audio_resampler` to prioritize audio
quality over latency by increasing sequence length, improving overlap
and seeking window, disabling quick seek, and enabling anti-aliasing
filtering.
**Volume Control Improvements:**
* Implemented non-linear volume scaling in `audio_utils.cpp` for more
precise control at low volumes and faster adjustment at high volumes,
resulting in a more natural user experience.
**Code Quality and Consistency:**
* Refactored several methods in `AudioBackend` to use consistent
formatting and clearer logic, and increased `VOLUME_CHANGE_DURATION` for
smoother volume transitions.
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* Added missing includes and improved formatting for better
maintainability.
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Previous code did not respect the 32-byte long area on the stack frame
called the home space - area on the stack frame area that is specific to
Microsoft's x64 calling convention, leading to corrupted values after a
callback.
Bug noticed by @capriots
Co-Authored-By: capriots <29807355+capriots@users.noreply.github.com>
I minor, and last, follow up of #17459 and #17442 allowing to
check/uncheck an entry in the firmware libraries panel by
double-clicking.
For that panel, a solution based on single-clicking was preferrable but
it seems it was conflicting with the existing itemChanged (single click
was triggered twice so producing no state change).
IMO, better than nothing.
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Co-authored-by: Megamouse <studienricky89@googlemail.com>
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