Reduced reclaiming time to 2 seconds (fix some songs not playing until the end)

Author: Roboron3042

README.md

@@ -5,55 +5,55 @@ This project is a fork of [Pila's SteamControllerSinger](https://gitlab.com/Pila
 ## HOW TO
 
 1. Turn on your Steam Controller
-
 2. Drag the midi file onto steamcontrollersinger executable
-
 3. When prompted, press ENTER
-
 4. Enjoy!
 
+### Where can I find midi songs?
 
-## MORE INFORMATIONS
+You can find midi songs ready to be played with Steam Controller Singer in my [Personal Collection](https://mega.nz/#F!BWpEWKzB!r7WPw5bZ_domN4pk-FJsjg) (I'll keep updating it with more songs). You can also download midi songs from various websites such [musescore.com](https://musescore.com/), but they may or may not be ready to be played with Steam Controller Singer (see Midi files tips in that case).
 
-Usage from command prompt :
-	steamcontrollersinger [-r][-l DEBUG_LEVEL] [-i INTERVAL] MIDI_FILE"
+### Usage from command prompt:
+	steamcontrollersinger [-r][-l DEBUG_LEVEL] [-i INTERVAL] MIDI_FILE
 
 	-i INTERVAL argument to choose player sleep interval (in microseconds). Lower generally means better song fidelity, but higher cpu usage, and at some point goidn lower won't improve any more. Default value is 10000
 
 	-l DEBUG_LEVEL argument to choose libusb debug level. Default is 0, no debug output. max is 4, max verbosity output
 
 	-r to enable repeat mode, which plays continously (restart the song when finished)
 
+### Midi files tips:
 
-Midi files tips :
-	Notes from midi channel 0 are played on right haptic
-	Notes from midi channel 1 are played on left haptic
-	Notes from others channels are ignored
+Midi files may need to be edited with a software such [MidiEditor](https://www.midieditor.org/) to be correctly played with Steam Controller Singer following the next tips:
 
-	Avoid multiple notes active at the same time on the same channel, since haptic actuators can only play one note
+* Notes from midi channel 0 are played on right haptic
+* Notes from midi channel 1 are played on left haptic
+* Notes from others channels are ignored
+* **Avoid multiple notes active at the same time on the same channel**, since haptic actuators can only play one note at the time.
 
 ## CHANGELOG
+
 [V1.7]
-    - Fixed music stopped playing after a few seconds
+* Fixed music stopped playing after a few seconds
 
 [V1.6]
-	- Fixed major bugs in playback algorithm
+* Fixed major bugs in playback algorithm
 
 [V1.5]
-	- Changed debug level argument from -d to -l
-	- Added -r argument to enable demo mode
-	- Enhanced arguments parsing
-	- Does not rely on Steam Controller duration anymore
-	- Updated note display
-	- Now stops playing when interrupting the process ( on Ctrl+C )
+* Changed debug level argument from -d to -l
+* Added -r argument to enable demo mode
+* Enhanced arguments parsing
+* Does not rely on Steam Controller duration anymore
+* Updated note display
+* Now stops playing when interrupting the process ( on Ctrl+C )
 
 [V1.4]
-	- Fixed a bug in MIDI librairie that would compute a null duration for notes when ON event and previous OFF event had the same timetick
+* Fixed a bug in MIDI librairie that would compute a null duration for notes when ON event and previous OFF event had the same timetick
 
 [V1.3]
-	- Added -iINTERVAL argument
-	- Added -dDEBUG_LEVEL argument 
+* Added -iINTERVAL argument
+* Added -dDEBUG_LEVEL argument 
 
 [V1.2]
-	- Fixed being stuck on "Command error" when disconnecting controller while playing. Now continue playing (even if keep failing)
-	- Removed the now deprecated 20ms note duration reduction
+* Fixed being stuck on "Command error" when disconnecting controller while playing. Now continue playing (even if keep failing)
+* Removed the now deprecated 20ms note duration reduction

main.cpp

@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ void playSong(SteamControllerInfos* controller,const ParamsStruct params){
         long currentTick = MidiFile_getTickFromTime(midifile,timeElapsedSince(tOrigin));
 
         //Every 5 seconds, reclaim the controller to avoid timeouts
-        if(timeElapsedSince(tRestart) > 5){
+        if(timeElapsedSince(tRestart) > 2){
             tRestart = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();
             SteamController_Close(&steamController1);
             SteamController_Claim(&steamController1);