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1**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jun 13 04:36:02 2002
2
3--> stile (~adiamas@216.194.26.64) has joined #rockbox
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6<stile> after much thought and decision making.. ive decided.. ppl in general.. suck :)
7<Bagder> you didn't already know? ;-)
8<-- adi|home has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
9<stile> i just dind't know they sucked so bad
10--- You are now known as adi|home
11<Bagder> "just one more time, for the sake of sanity... tell me why, explain the gravity"
12* Bagder sings along
13* g003y wonders what song bagder is singing, and how is co-worker's feel about his voice
14<Bagder> I play so loud in my headphones I can't hear them anyway ;-)
15<g003y> hahahahaha
16<Bagder> and the song is an Assemblage 23 one
17* Bagder doesn't expect anyone to know it
18<g003y> 4 on the floor techno?
19<Bagder> I wouldn't call it techno, but rather dark and hard synth/industrial
20<g003y> ahhh... thats different. I'm talking the shit you hear in clubs that sounds like one big freaking record the dj never changes :D
21<Bagder> ah, nah, I'm not into that kind
22<g003y> thats good :D
23<g003y> is there a key combo with the current firmware build that lets you get back to the currently playing song display?
24<Bagder> I dunno
25<Bagder> heck, I hardly know how to use it at all ;-)
26<g003y> hmmm.. I don't see one in the code so I'll assume no.
27<g003y> :D
28<Bagder> I want my rockbox
29<dwihno> :D
30<dwihno> I want rockbox for recorder! :D
31<dwihno> But I'm patient
32<dwihno> So I'll just wait
33<dwihno> And contribute to the project in every way I may :)
34<Bagder> the day there's sound from the MAS3587, I'll run Rockbox non-stop
35<dwihno> MAS3587? The chip in R20?
36<Bagder> yeah
37<dwihno> mkay
38<g003y> ahhh... I'm running my own personal build of rockbox right now :D
39<Bagder> that's the spirit!
40<dwihno> Yeah, playlist parsing, LCD flickering and a couple of other things and I'll use it too
41<Bagder> it ain't cool if you didn't build it yourself ;-)
42<g003y> I saw some cvs comments about playlist parsing support
43<g003y> so I suspect that is nearing completion
44<g003y> or useable
45<Bagder> the code is already there actually
46<g003y> ahh good deal
47<Bagder> just not shuffle
48<g003y> fair enough
49<Bagder> it "should" work now
50<g003y> I haven't loaded any yet
51<dwihno> Bagder: any limitations? I mean, does it parse m3u's with #-style comments?
52<g003y> been awhile since I've used playlists to be honest
53<Bagder> me neither, I have a recorder ;-)
54<Bagder> dwihno: no comments, no
55<Bagder> do regular m3us have them?
56<g003y> those are bastard m3us that nullsoft made the switch too.
57<Bagder> well, ignoring lines like that would be dead simple to add
58<dwihno> Bagder: Winamp store song information (length) every other line...
59<Bagder> oh
60<g003y> yeah
61<g003y> sometimes I really hate the way they do things.
62<dwihno> Is there a battery meter available yet? :)
63<g003y> nope :(
64<dwihno> The scroller is way cool btw... Should be seamless though
65<Bagder> that's a whole can of worms as they say
66<g003y> yeah I got the scroller api displaying the filename across the screen
67<g003y> at least until you dump out of that mode back to the browse mode :D
68<dwihno> :-)
69<Bagder> cool
70<g003y> I almost think ppl should be able to select/build in code for parsing their style mp3 naming, but that might be a beast nobody wants to cut loose
71<Bagder> I'm gonna take a stab at that soonish
72<Bagder> shortening the names on screen
73<dwihno> hmm
74<g003y> hmmm
75<g003y> we should share notes :D
76<Bagder> yeah
77<dwihno> I always name mine XX. YYYYYYYYY (ZZZZ).mp3
78<dwihno> X = track number
79<dwihno> Y = file name
80<dwihno> Z = remix notes
81<dwihno> Artist - Album (Year)
82<dwihno> That's how I name the dirs
83<g003y> I think that is fairly common
84<g003y> it could be just a small handful defintions of formats that ppl could choose from with a sensible default just in case.
85<dwihno> Does the current rockbox have any way of showing song length information?
86<dwihno> Compared to the archos firmware, that is
87<Bagder> it estimates the length for non VBRs
88<Bagder> that's all so far
89<g003y> estimates based on header info correct?
90<Bagder> yeps
91<g003y> but isn't that pretty much exact?
92<Bagder> it is
93<Bagder> should be at least
94<g003y> ahhh...
95<g003y> gotcha
96<Bagder> it uses integer math too which might make it loose some precision
97<Bagder> I haven't checked that closely
98<g003y> you're probably right
99<g003y> whats the problem with time display on vbrs?
100<Bagder> we need to read the whole file to get the length
101<Bagder> and it kind of sucks
102<dwihno> Is there a quick way to do VBR estimation?
103<dwihno> erhm
104<g003y> I'd say that sucks
105<dwihno> that is sucky
106<g003y> I did not realize vbr sucked that way
107<dwihno> As long as CBR's are OK ;)
108<g003y> ha....
109<g003y> I'm torn between CBR and VBRs with r3mix options on lame.
110<dwihno> Hey, what is displayed when songs are played?
111<g003y> id3 info with the current cvs tree
112<g003y> lcd_puts(0, 0, mp3.artist?mp3.artist:"<no artist>");
113<g003y> lcd_puts(0, 1, mp3.title?mp3.title:"<no title>");
114<g003y> there ya go :D
115<dwihno> oww
116<dwihno> Doesn't it handle non-tagged files?! :(
117<Bagder> you mean id3 info without id3? ;-)
118<dwihno> hehehe
119<g003y> hehehehehehehe
120<dwihno> mr. funny-ass pants ;)
121<g003y> I've got alternatives going on my local copy
122<g003y> so I'm sure it will be handled eventually
123<g003y> at least before the recorder version comes out :D
124<dwihno> cool
125<Bagder> haha
126* Bagder puts the "in charge of the while-playing-song display" sticker on g003y
127<g003y> gagagagagagagagagag
128<g003y> hey that isn't coming off!
129<g003y> only problem is I don't have everything quite setup right here. I need to get an account and a real cvs login for the project
130<Bagder> mail your sf account user name to Björn
131<g003y> I will though... I'd really like to contribute my code
132<g003y> oh... I've got to get an sf account as well :D
133<Bagder> you can always start with mailing diffs
134<g003y> tru
135<g003y> e
136<g003y> I've just been syncing anon and patching my changes
137<g003y> it's not much so far, but I should get setup properly
138<g003y> I still can't believe how advanced the apis on the firmware are already
139<Bagder> it's pretty cool indeed
140<g003y> alrighty guys. like Bagder I have to code boring stuff in a few hours at my day job. So I think some sleep is in order for me.
141<Bagder> night g003y
142<g003y> night
143<-- g003y (~foo@m198-187.dsl.rawbw.com) has left #rockbox
144<Bagder> it seems as if Zagor has problems with the new hardware... it should've been up by now
145<-- gregh has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
146<Bagder> cpu MHz : 1600.072
147<dwihno> [~] cat /proc/cpuinfo|grep MHz
148<dwihno> cpu MHz : 232.674
149<dwihno> cpu MHz : 232.674
150<dwihno> There you got it
151<dwihno> dual süstëëm
152<dwihno> Dual is sleek, sexy and pr0no! :)
153<Bagder> dual 1600
154<Bagder> cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz
155<Bagder> cpu MHz : 1600.072
156<Bagder> cpu MHz : 1600.072
157<dwihno> you evil dude!
158<dwihno> :)
159<Bagder> its the new hardware that the rockbox site runs on
160<dwihno> cool stuff
161<dwihno> who pays the hw?
162<Bagder> Contactor
163<Bagder> the company I, Björn and Linus work for
164<dwihno> Hire me :)
165<dwihno> <Bagder> sure
166<dwihno> Yay ;D
167<Bagder> hehe
168<dwihno> Why not? :)
169<Bagder> I wish we could, but the market is a bit rough atm
170<dwihno> I know
171<dwihno> Are your employers aware of you spending a lot of time on the Rockbox project?
172<Bagder> no :-)
173<Bagder> I won't tell them
174<Bagder> but then I must do my proper work properly anyway
175<dwihno> Yeah
176<dwihno> My recorder sometimes skips the initial 200 msecs of a song...
177<Bagder> exactly 200?
178<dwihno> Roughly
179<dwihno> (with the stock firmware, that is)
180<dwihno> Do you experience that on the player models?
181<dwihno> (w, w/o rockbox)
182<Bagder> no idea
183--> Zagor (~bjst@mimas.contactor.se) has joined #rockbox
184<Bagder> hey ho
185<Zagor> hi. back at last
186<dwihno> 10:04 < Zagor> see you soon
187<dwihno> ;)
188<Zagor> yeah, well that's pc hardware for you...
189<Zagor> the motherboard has two IDE LED connectors
190<Zagor> if you connect the "wrong" one, the keyboard stops working...
191<Zagor> that one took me a while to figure out...
192<dwihno> Intel inside, Zagor outside
193<Zagor> so, what have you guys been up to this morning?
194<dwihno> We've been talking about how rockbox handles tags when the files do not have id3 tags :)
195<Bagder> g00ey was around and told us he's done some improvements on the software for what to show while a track is playing
196<Bagder> g003y
197<Zagor> ok, did we get the code?
198<dwihno> And I thought the scroller would be seamless
199<Zagor> seamless?
200<Bagder> Zagor: no, but he'll return
201<Zagor> dwihno: what do you mean seamless?
202<dwihno> I'll show
203<dwihno> Zagor had a little lamb.mp3
204<dwihno> or had a little lamb.mp3
205<dwihno> a little lamb.mp3
206<dwihno> lamb.mp3
207<dwihno> This is how it is now
208<dwihno> Zagor had a little lamb.mp3
209<dwihno> or had a little lamb.mp3
210<Zagor> not any more
211<dwihno> a little lamb.mp3 Zagor
212<dwihno> lamb.mp3 Zagor had a littl
213<dwihno> This is what it might be like :)
214<Zagor> you run old code
215<Zagor> it is seamless now
216<dwihno> mkay
217<Bagder> upgrade! ;-)
218<dwihno> OLD?!
219<dwihno> It's 24 hours old man! :)
220<dwihno> Or perhaps 48
221<Zagor> yeah, i fixed that last night
222<Bagder> hehe
223<Zagor> that's stone-age code! :)
224<dwihno> :-)
225<dwihno> Did you take a peek at the LCD glitch?
226<Zagor> umm, remind me please?
227<dwihno> When scrolling across pages, the LCD did glitch
228<dwihno> Like old un-doublebuffered stuff :)
229<dwihno> Where is your lamb btw?
230<Zagor> ah, well we don't know why that happens. and yes, it is single buffered. we don't have two.
231<Zagor> lamb?
232<dwihno> yeah
233<dwihno> http://www.jupither.net/dw/ <-- like that, on that page ;)
234<Bagder> Zagor: you tried the id3 info Magnus mention on the list?
235<Bagder> id3 info bug
236<Zagor> i haven't read my mail yet, doing it now
237<Bagder> oh
238<dwihno> R-r-r-roockboooox!
239<dwihno> We need an anthem!
240<Bagder> yeah, the boot song! ;-)
241<Zagor> brb
242<-- Zagor has quit ("Client Exiting")
243--> Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) has joined #rockbox
244<dwihno> Bagder: you got it! :)
245<dwihno> The Rockbox-choir and the London philharmonic orchestra ,D
246<Bagder> haahah
247<dwihno> Maybe I can pull a few strings ;)
248<dwihno> Get it?
249<dwihno> Strings :)
250<dwihno> *moo haw haw*
251<Bagder> mr joker ;-)
252<dwihno> :)
253<Bagder> wooo, project activity stats on freshmeat
254<Zagor> really
255<Bagder> I meant graphs
256<Zagor> "Rating: 8.54/10.00 (1 vote)"
257<Zagor> how can one vote give average 8.54?
258<Bagder> hehe
259<dwihno> Magic math (tm)
260<Bagder> hey, I'm that single voter
261<Bagder> on rockbox
262<Zagor> this virus epidemic is getting seriously annoying
263<Bagder> Total (weighted) 8.54/10.00
264<Bagder> "weighted" is the keyword I gues
265<Bagder> guess
266<Bagder> Zagor: yes, but cut down the allowed size and it won't be as troublesome
267<Zagor> good point. 50k max now
268<Bagder> Klez virus mails are always >100K, at least those hundreds that I've got
269<Zagor> min plugin_teamkill funkar iaf, ser jag
270<Zagor> uh, wrong channel :(
271--> jedix (~liam@fwott1-1.cis.ec.gc.ca) has joined #rockbox
272<Bagder> hey jedix
273<jedix> hey
274* dwihno is rather happy now
275<dwihno> 4 of 5 projects are in the "no work to do" area of my list :D
276<Bagder> and the fifth is "Implement asteroids on Rockbox" ?
277<Bagder> :-P
278<dwihno> hehe
279<dwihno> not really
280<Bagder> darn
281<dwihno> I have no computer to work on sparetime projectgs
282<dwihno> Which is rather nasty
283<dwihno> I mean, I'm actually getting a tan! :(
284<Bagder> sun gives you cancer
285<dwihno> I know! I need some way to stay indoors!
286<Bagder> compile, link, upload, flash, run, watch problem, edit, save => LOOP
287<Bagder> (my whole day in summary)
288--> liam_ (~liam@fwott1-1.cis.ec.gc.ca) has joined #rockbox
289--- liam_ is now known as jedix`
290<dwihno> flash?
291<Bagder> flash rom
292<dwihno> mkay
293<Bagder> I don't even have a debugger on my darned target
294<Bagder> have to fill my code with printf()
295<dwihno> What is the target hardware?
296<Bagder> strongarm 1110
297<dwihno> whoa
298<Bagder> no, its no whoa ;-)
299<dwihno> jees, it iis
300<jedix`> timeout jedix
301<-- jedix has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
302--- jedix` is now known as JediX
303<JediX> whats new?
304--- JediX is now known as jedix
305<Bagder> not very much
306--- dwihno is now known as dw|gone
307<Zagor> fixing randomize menu option now
308<Bagder> neat
309<dw|gone> NEATO ZAGOR! All your box are belong to rock!
310<dw|gone> I'm off. Have a nice evening and try to stay indoors - the sun will cause cancer!
311<Bagder> I'd suggest you call it "shuffle" and not random
312<Zagor> good idea
313<Zagor> where do I find the currently loaded list?
314<Bagder> it's a global struct in playlist.c
315<Zagor> ok
316* Zagor wants current_tick in simulator... :)
317<Zagor> i'll just use time() instead
318<Zagor> for seed
319<Bagder> it doesn't really matter
320<Bagder> just increase the current
321<Bagder> or something
322<Zagor> i'll use the tick. otherwise it'll be the same every first time after boot
323<Bagder> right
324<Zagor> oops, core in playlist
325<Zagor> after 1002 lines
326<Bagder> ah
327<Bagder> there's a 1000 max
328<Zagor> oh
329<Zagor> i thought it was 10000 ?
330<Bagder> without any checks for it ;-)
331<Bagder> yeah, but I just used one
332<Bagder> raise it now
333<Zagor> will do
334<Zagor> adding check, too :)
335<Bagder> wooo
336<Zagor> what's index_array used for? I don't see it
337<Bagder> uh, remove ;-)
338<Zagor> ok
339<jedix> Zagor: why did you have to rewrite my scroll stuff?
340<Zagor> I chose a slightly different approach, that's all
341<Zagor> there was nothing wrong with your code
342<Zagor> to be able to do the new type of scroll, I sprintf the text into a string and then puts the string.
343<Zagor> for the new shuffle to be useful, we need a "next tracj" button
344<Zagor> track
345<Bagder> we could use that for playlist without shuffle too ;-)
346<Zagor> yep
347<Zagor> too bad we are out of buttons :)
348<Bagder> well
349<Bagder> we should have a special "screen" for showing while playing a track, right? I mean if we're not browsing the tree?
350<Zagor> yes we should. so you could go in and out between the browser and this screen
351<Bagder> right
352<Zagor> i.e. we need some UI work
353<Zagor> might want to save that for 1.2 though
354<Bagder> fair enough
355<Bagder> and if we play a track and idle in the tree browser, we could timeout back to the show-track-screen
356<Bagder> which I believe the archos firmware does
357<Zagor> we could, but I'm not sure I'd want it to. definitely a configurable option :)
358<Bagder> yes
359<Bagder> the play-screen will be useful since it'll give more control of back/skip and volume up/down
360<Bagder> which isn't as easily available when tree browsing
361<Zagor> exactly
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364<Bagder> the shuffle menu should probably say something if no playlist was loaded
365<Zagor> right
366<Bagder> I suspect people will do that
367<Bagder> I wonder how fast the playlist loader is on target
368<Bagder> I mean, compared to the original archos one
369<Zagor> i'd suspect somewhere in the order of 100 times faster :)
370<Bagder> it would be really cool
371--> edx (OKE60@pD9EAB848.dip.t-dialin.net) has joined #rockbox
372<edx> hi
373<Bagder> hi!
374<edx> hmm... (maybe a stupid question... but..) would it be possible to write a keybard driver for the jukebox so we can plug in a usb keyboard :?
375<Bagder> no
376<edx> too sad.. why not?
377<Bagder> we can't use the USB for anything like that
378<edx> for what reason?
379<Bagder> it's out of reach
380<edx> damn.
381<edx> like a linux console on the recorder would rock ;)
382* Bagder puts a curl release together
383<Zagor> we can connect a keyboard to the remote control port
384<edx> hmm on the remote port... sounds good... :)
385<edx> Then I would have to build my own remote port.. but for a keyboard - no problem :)
386<Zagor> you need to build a serial converter for the keyboard, but the rest should be simple
387<edx> there are serial converter chips, right? (i dont have much knowledge about hardware unfortunately)
388<Zagor> yup. just like the gdb cable
389<Zagor> tested now. my 4500 line file takes about 5-6 seconds to load
390<Bagder> that's just totally awesome
391<Zagor> indeed
392<Zagor> but it'll be faster with some simple adjustments to playlist.c
393<Bagder> like what?
394<Zagor> it should be loading 512-byte blocks, not 255
395--> elinenbe (trilluser@bgp01080511bgs.wanarb01.mi.comcast.net) has joined #rockbox
396<Bagder> ah right
397<Zagor> fixing...
398<elinenbe> 'ello
399<edx> lol ... now it takes like 5 secs for a 30 song playlist :P
400<edx> hi
401<Bagder> yeah, the stock firmware is shockingly slow at loading playlists
402<elinenbe> painfully slow.
403<elinenbe> so slow -- I usually take a dump, shower, and shave before it loads my 3 song playlist.
404<Zagor> also, we should accept both / and \ as separators. i suspect winamp creates files with \
405<Bagder> elinenbe: Zagor just tested, we load a 4500 song playlist in 5-6 seconds
406<elinenbe> that is great.
407<elinenbe> we are now talking full disk shuffle?
408<Zagor> yes we are
409<Bagder> yeah
410<Bagder> Zagor: we might get problems with paths too when we talk about files created by external programs
411<Zagor> yep. C:\my music\...
412<Zagor> :)
413<Bagder> yah
414<elinenbe> I am just wondering... what is the status on playing sound on the AJBR
415<Zagor> Linus is working on that
416<Bagder> we should include Linus in our prayers ;-)
417--> ironi (ironi@as2-5-7.j.bonet.se) has joined #rockbox
418<elinenbe> I was wondering... does anyone else ever get the reversed screen on the recorder?
419<Bagder> hey ironi
420<Bagder> reversed screen?
421<elinenbe> even the rockbox bmp is reversed
422<ironi> Bagder: ?
423<ironi> hey Bagder
424<edx> huhu?
425<Bagder> gosh
426<ironi> Bagder: do u use emacs a lot?
427<elinenbe> where everything is flipped.
428<Bagder> ironi: nah, only 10-12 hours a day ;-P
429<ironi> Bagder: my irc script supports emacs commands
430<elinenbe> like you are looking at a mirror image of the screnn.
431<ironi> isnt that totally elite
432<ironi> =)
433<Bagder> elinenbe: and that happens every now or then or can you repeat it on demand?
434<elinenbe> no, happens every now and then.
435<elinenbe> not only is the screen mirrored, but it is offset about 16 pixels.
436<Bagder> it sounds if there's some lcd init we dont do
437<elinenbe> to the right.
438<elinenbe> no... that happens with the archos fimrware too.
439<Bagder> ah
440<elinenbe> on the recorder.
441<Bagder> then it might be a defect hardware perhaps
442<edx> hm then thats a hardware bug (?)
443<elinenbe> yeah I dont know if anyone else ever gets that.
444<edx> i have a recorder. never ever got that.
445<Bagder> I've never seen it either
446<ironi> i have a player, and I lvoe the double size text
447<Bagder> hehe
448<ironi> the browsing and the scrolling are so FAST
449<ironi> i just love this
450<edx> hehe
451<ironi> I want to contribute som uch
452<elinenbe> is the double size text an option on the player rockbox?
453<Zagor> you have already: the web site!
454<ironi> but there is still an error with how directories are displayed, though.
455<ironi> at least for me
456<Bagder> elinenbe: yeps
457<Zagor> elinenbe: the new models use it as logo
458<elinenbe> nice :)
459<Zagor> ironi: what error is that?
460<ironi> Zagor: well let me try to explain
461<elinenbe> the scrolling through a directory is quite slow on the recorder -- and there is quite a bit of flicker.
462<ironi> my dir that is called F-J
463<Zagor> elinenbe: yes, we're not sure why
464<ironi> is displayed as F-J1 q|| r
465<Zagor> ironi: which version is this?
466<ironi> but only whgen scrolling down
467<ironi> if i go down and go back up its F-J
468<ironi> Zagor: the latest?
469<ironi> i got it last night
470<Bagder> this morning?
471<elinenbe> I was wondering -- does this sound like something that is a good idea: instead of scrolling only the title that the cursor is on, scroll everything on the current screen that is wider then the screen?
472<ironi> no last night
473<ironi> lemme get this mornings
474<Bagder> ironi: please do
475<ironi> an optional go to usb mode yes/no would be pleasant
476<ironi> when plugging it in
477<Zagor> elinenbe: well, i have to ask "why?" :)
478<ironi> that would be terribly confusing on fast scroll
479<elinenbe> well, lets say you have 10 songs named "Red Hot Chili Peppers - Songname 1
480<Zagor> hmm, maybe we should do the vertical recorder scroll using bitmap instead redrawing the chars
481<elinenbe> "Red Hot Chili Peppers - Songname 2
482<elinenbe> etc...
483<ironi> hm
484<Bagder> Zagor: that's a good idea
485<Zagor> elinenbe: ah, you mean scroll all lines and not just one?
486<elinenbe> and you want to play a certain one.
487<ironi> im thinking of something
488<elinenbe> yes.
489<ironi> that moving through a dir in the player should give movement on every push
490<Zagor> we could try
491<elinenbe> if it were a bitmap scroll, then couldn't you easily do pixel by pixel?
492<Zagor> elinenbe: yes we could
493<ironi> i.e. not just moving the arrow down if its on top when scrolling down the first one
494<ironi> it confuses me totally
495<Zagor> ironi: hehe. well yes there is lots of UI work left :)
496<Zagor> i have to go now, they're closing the office!
497<ironi> Zagor: can i be the UI general, please please please
498<Zagor> see you tomorrow, everyone
499<ironi> =)
500<ironi> ok so lets see the newset build
501<ironi> same error
502* Bagder hands ironi the UI boss hat
503<ironi> hehe
504<ironi> i wan tso much to be in the credz =)
505<ironi> *waNNABE*
506<ironi> anyway
507<Zagor> we'll add you for the web site
508<ironi> hehe cool =)
509<ironi> anyway
510<ironi> the browsing should have a slight delay
511<Zagor> gotta run, bye
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513<elinenbe> what do you mean by the browsing should have a slight delay?
514<elinenbe> later.
515<ironi> cause now when i push i scroll by 3 rows like nothing
516<ironi> with a 2-row display this is very annoying
517<Bagder> right
518<Bagder> the buttons are a bit sensitive
519<ironi> yeahm, thats the least you could say
520<ironi> the scrolling should be settable from 1-10
521<ironi> everything over 15 is totally underadable, isnt it
522<Bagder> ...not on the recorder ;-)
523<edx> hehe ;)
524<ironi> the menu button should have like a 0.3 second delay when pushed
525<ironi> i.e. you need to hold it for that time
526* edx looks down to his recorder and smiles..
527<ironi> to activate
528<elinenbe> I like the recorder at 25
529<ironi> oh really? ok. well 5 is neat fo rme
530<ironi> 6 manybe
531<elinenbe> is there any saving of values to the disk yet?
532<Bagder> no
533<ironi> oh really
534<ironi> well how will this be saved?
535<elinenbe> how si that going to be handled?
536<ironi> just a textfile
537<ironi> config file
538<ironi> is it possible to implement that
539<Bagder> sure
540<ironi> cause hten we could move on and make a filehandler
541<elinenbe> in an unused sector -- like the default firmware does it?
542<ironi> that can make dirs, copy, delete
543<ironi> =)))
544<ironi> hehe maybe a bit of an overkill
545<elinenbe> I like the idea of an ascii config file.
546<ironi> i would love to be able to read txt-files
547<ironi> lovely to make notes for grocery shopping hah
548<Bagder> contribution time!
549<ironi> it sahould be possible to make a game for the player too
550<ironi> am i wqrong or is the disk read alot shorter with rockbox firmware?
551<ironi> when entering new dirs
552<Bagder> dunno
553<Bagder> gotta run, see ya tomorrow
554<ironi> have you ever played arkanoid?
555<elinenbe> later.
556<elinenbe> go home.
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558<ironi> that would be able to do on the player
559<ironi> =)
560<ironi> a vertical arcanoid
561<elinenbe> that would be nice.
562<ironi> elinenbe: do you know how to set it up to be able to compile everyitng in windows?
563<elinenbe> no. I was messing around with it.
564<elinenbe> but I guess over the last few days, a bunch has been done to it.
565<ironi> ok
566<elinenbe> you need to use nmake.
567<ironi> i think i will do linux trough vmware maybe
568<ironi> kinda easier
569<elinenbe> follow the directions on the web page -- they are easy to follow.
570<ironi> im more used to compile in linux so ill jsut stick to that
571<ironi> and play around with vmware at the same time hehe
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576<elinenbe> there is no auto-off in the AJBR Rockbox.
577--- WetBed is now known as Wettoad
578<elinenbe> of course you know that already...
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582<edx|studying> hmmm does the recorder version play songs yet?
583--> plmirc (xxxx@Mix-Puteaux-104-1-73.abo.wanadoo.fr) has joined #rockbox
584<plmirc> HI at All !
585<plmirc> well... :-|
586<edx|studying> yo
587--- edx|studying is now known as edx
588<plmirc> Bye at all...
589<edx> bye
590<plmirc> :)
591<edx> lol
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593<PsycoXul> heh
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596<edx> rehi ;)
597<Zagor> hi
598<edx> Zagor: does the playback work on the recorder?
599<Zagor> not yet
600<edx> k
601<edx> (didnt work for me.. that's why i'm asking)
602<edx> i modified the makefile so it compiles on windows (but it wont compile on linux with that makefile anymore..)
603<edx> we gotta make a makefile for windows & linux
604<edx> (not now.. sometime later.. ;) )
605<Zagor> what did you change?
606<edx> i removed the dependency stuff
607<Zagor> oh...
608<edx> (scripting does not work in windows..)
609<edx> no sh.exe
610<Zagor> i know
611<edx> at least i get a compiled file that actually works...
612<edx> we could also create a makefile.win32 or something (for win32 users who want to compile the firmware..)
613<Zagor> yes
614<edx> maybe that will be easier than having a linwin file...
615<edx> also, i think the if statements dont work under windows.
616<edx> (i had to remove them to get the recorder code compiled..)
617<Zagor> are you using nmake?
618<edx> no
619<edx> i use the make that comes with the GNUSH tool chain
620<edx> nmake really is a whole different story
621<Zagor> what does "make --version" report?
622<edx> GNU Make version 3.78.1, by Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath.
623<edx> Built for Windows32
624<Zagor> what does it say when you have the if lines?
625<edx> nothing, it just does not do what inside the if lines...
626<edx> (though it should)
627<edx> what = what is
628<Zagor> ok
629<edx> how far is rolo btw (is it even developed at the moment?)
630<Zagor> no, we haven't started with it yet.
631<edx> ok... because if we had that I could at least put rockbox on there to play (and still listen to music heheh)
632<edx> right now rolo will play a pretty important role, specially for those people who are unsure whether to use rockbox or the archos mod
633<Zagor> i know, i want rolo too. it's just we don't have unlimited manpower :)
634<edx> true.
635<edx> If I could i'd help but I guess I have to little low-level experience...
636<edx> the file must be read to ram and then.. the instruction pointer set to that location (correct me if i am totally wrong)
637<Zagor> your helping very much already, with the win32 stuff
638<Zagor> yes, but there are "a few" other things too :)
639<edx> (yea.. must be the correct place in ram etc..)
640<edx> and the rolo must be deleted out of ram i guess (because the archos mod wants to use all of the ram and is designed for that i guess)
641<edx> anyways.. nice revery hehe
642<Zagor> yes, rolo will be overwritten by the mod
643<edx> ok
644<edx> i gotta get some sleep... last class test for this school year tomorrow :D
645<edx> cya all
646<Zagor> bye
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648<PsycoXul> heh
649<PsycoXul> so who thinks they might want to get rolo rolling?
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651<g003y> heya all
652<PsycoXul> hi
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656<g003y> I always have to go back to that dang nick reference :D
657<Zagor> hehe
658<g003y> you guys on the other side of the pond are still up?
659<Zagor> I'd like to use "Bjorn", but unfortunately it's registered to someone else
660<Zagor> yeah, it's 22:55 here
661<g003y> yeah I just randomly typed g003y into trillian :D
662<Zagor> hehe
663<g003y> Zagor - Bagder told me to get an SF account setup and talk to you about getting ssh cvs access.
664<g003y> you the man for that ?
665<Zagor> yep
666<g003y> cool
667<g003y> I've been working on some stuff locally
668<Zagor> yeah?
669<g003y> playing around with displaying filenames and such as songs play
670<g003y> getting my head around the api
671<g003y> more apps stuff
672<Zagor> ok, nice
673<g003y> I'm not a hardware guy like all yousese :D. But I know C and applications :D
674<g003y> anyway I was looking at adding a real primitive display format
675<g003y> right now I can compile with support for scrolling the filename or using the current behavior
676<g003y> it actually works nicely thanks to those wonderful scrolling apis :D
677<Zagor> :)
678<g003y> so I was thinking of having just a couple of different things we can support
679<g003y> with playing file display
680<Zagor> sure
681<g003y> id3 info being one
682<g003y> scrolling filename being another
683<g003y> but potentially a way to instruct the play how to disect your filename/directory structure to build id3 like information on the screen
684<g003y> play == player
685<Zagor> yes, that'd be good
686<g003y> but the real question right now is....
687<g003y> should I make it a compiled in option or something that could be configured through settings?
688<Zagor> settings, definitely
689<g003y> ok cool.
690<g003y> that is how I would prefer it
691<g003y> anyway I will get an sf account email ya
692<Zagor> ok
693<g003y> BTW - your cross compiler buld instructions worked first shot for me.
694<Zagor> nice!
695<g003y> took me about 5 minutes to get up and running
696<g003y> I'm on win32 using cygwin as well
697<g003y> one other question for you. Whats the deal with the battery display? I've only started logging recently and haven't dug through all the old logs yet
698<Zagor> we have no battery display yet
699<g003y> I noticed :D
700<g003y> but is it an unknown thing
701<Zagor> measuring battery capacity is a whole science in itself
702<g003y> ahhh
703<Zagor> so we're putting that off a bit until the basic stuff works
704<g003y> cool
705<elinenbe> g003y: how do you use the make files in win32?
706<g003y> I do everything through the bash shell cygwin provides
707<g003y> so technically I use the *nix like make
708<g003y> but if you're attempting the uisimulator compile then you need to use nmake
709<g003y> from a dos window
710<elinenbe> oh -- how does that work? I am not familiar with the bash shell that comew with cygwin
711<elinenbe> did you download the source tarball or use wincvs
712<g003y> are you just trying to get the firmware configured?
713<g003y> I sync to current with wincvs
714<g003y> but I started with the tarballs
715<elinenbe> well, I want to be able to compile the firmware.
716<g003y> ok
717<g003y> cygwin gives you a little batch file you double click
718<g003y> that gives you a shell right? That is bash
719<g003y> from there you would build the cross compiler as Bjorn has put together on the website
720<elinenbe> I know bash and linux
721<g003y> I tried the GNU-SH toolkit, but it just wasn't cutting it for me
722<g003y> ok good well cygwin gives you the same stuff basically
723<elinenbe> I was just unfamiliar with the bash shell that is makes for windows.
724<g003y> it's close, but not exactly the same
725<g003y> just use the batch file they plop on the desktop and it will put you in your home directory
726<g003y> from there it will feel more familiar
727<elinenbe> ok
728<g003y> setup all your normal include stuff and everything
729<elinenbe> did you just follow the directions on the web page?
730<g003y> then just do the configure & compile
731<elinenbe> http://bjorn.haxx.se/rockbox/sh-win/
732<g003y> yeah except
733<g003y> no not that one
734<g003y> I couldn't get compiles to work with that tool kit
735<elinenbe> not what?
736<elinenbe> oh, so what toolkit did you use?
737<g003y> http://bjorn.haxx.se/rockbox/cross-gcc.html
738<g003y> I followed those directions
739<g003y> inside of a cygwin win32 bash shell
740<g003y> GNU-SH just wouldn't fly for me
741<elinenbe> well, where did you dl the cygwin bash shell.
742<elinenbe> ?
743<g003y> http://www.cgywin.org/
744<g003y> just go for the installer
745<elinenbe> ok. thanks so much.
746<g003y> get the packages you need to get yourself started
747<g003y> though you won't need newlib compiled in
748<g003y> so you can drop that bit
749<g003y> after cygwin does it's thing you will need to recompile gcc with the sh1 extensions
750<elinenbe> the page you speak of is http://www.cygwin.com/
751<elinenbe> ok
752<g003y> oh yeah d....o....t....com
753<g003y> :D
754<g003y> anyway you will need gcc to get to gcc 3.x with sh1
755<elinenbe> so, you just downloaded the gcc and installed as per insturction on http://bjorn.haxx.se/rockbox/cross-gcc.html?
756<g003y> yup
757<g003y> minus newlib
758<PsycoXul> hmm
759<PsycoXul> why not newlib?
760<Zagor> we aren't using it any more
761<PsycoXul> ah
762<PsycoXul> cool
763<g003y> IDK - I saw on the mailing list not to use it
764<Zagor> just a few header files are still needed
765<g003y> there ya go :D
766<elinenbe> ok -- great. Thanks so much.
767<g003y> no prob
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769<Zagor> hey bro
770<Bagder> hey
771<g003y> heh... so you guys are related?
772<Zagor> yeah, we're brothers
773<Zagor> the playlist loader reads around 1000 lines per second. that's not bad!
774<g003y> thats pretty damn good
775<Bagder> it's so darned cool
776<Zagor> sure is
777<Bagder> so the shuffle stuff works now?
778<Zagor> umm, haven't tried it yet. the batteries in my player are empty (and the charger circuit is busted)
779<Zagor> i have only tested on the recorder so far
780<Zagor> it should go even faster on the player, since it's clocked faster
781<Zagor> not very much, though
782<Bagder> about 9%
783<g003y> I'll give it a try tonight when I recompile
784<g003y> I have a player
785<Bagder> neato
786<Zagor> ok
787<Bagder> we need the playlist tested a bit
788<g003y> I'm just at my day job right now coding less interesting crap
789<Bagder> g003y: so what kind of stuff do you work with?
790<g003y> a mixture of win32 & *nixes
791<g003y> C, perl asp... whatever needs to be done mostly
792<g003y> most of our FEs are IIS
793<Zagor> ueck :)
794<g003y> but lots of the behind the scenes is unixy
795<g003y> hey I even hop on the g4 once and awhile to pretend I have a flipper for the mouse button :D
796<Zagor> hehe
797<Bagder> :-)
798<Bagder> http://freshmeat.net/stats/#vitality
799* Bagder smiles
800<Zagor> hehe
801<g003y> I don't see rockbox there yet :D
802<g003y> j (score: 44,252 - 36.97%)
803<g003y> A programmer's editor written in Java.
804<g003y> that is up there, but VI or VIM is not?
805<Zagor> it's a new rating system, there hasn't been a lot of votes yet
806<g003y> ahhhhh... gotcha
807<Bagder> vitality isn't based on that
808<Zagor> ah, yes that was vitality
809<Bagder> but it requires rather frequent releases
810<Zagor> vi has vitality 0.01% :)
811<g003y> gotcha
812<Zagor> vim is at 0.51%
813<Bagder> so more stable projects tend to get less "vital"
814<Zagor> rockbox is at 0.00
815<g003y> well how is popularity rated?
816<Bagder> I honestly don't know how any of those numbers are calculated
817<Zagor> "The popularity score superseded the old counters for record hits, URL hits and subscriptions. Popularity is calculated as (record hits * URL hits * (subscriptions + 1))^(1/3)."
818<Bagder> oh
819<Bagder> curl = Popularity: 12.84% (Rank 100)
820<Zagor> "The vitality score for a project is calculated like this: (announcements * age) / (last_announcement)"
821<g003y> oh there is the link I was looking for that zagor kindly regurigiated for me :D
822<Zagor> hehe
823* Zagor is trying to get used to mutt...
824<g003y> mutt is nice
825<g003y> unfortunately I haven't converted yet
826<Zagor> i've used elm and thenpine for the last 10 years, so it's hard for me to change
827<Bagder> I've built my whole life around pine ;-)
828<g003y> hahahahahaha
829<Bagder> Zagor: so what's left for a 1.1 release?
830<Zagor> nothing, really. I just want to test it a bit more.
831<Bagder> ok
832<Bagder> just checking ;-)
833<Zagor> i'm thinking maybe "Shuffle" should be an "on/off" option rather than an action
834<Bagder> yes
835<Bagder> and possible a "reshuffle" as an action
836<Zagor> so you set it before you start the playlist
837<Bagder> possibly
838<Zagor> yeah
839<Bagder> did you time the shuffle of 4500 songs?
840<Bagder> or didn't you try it?
841<Zagor> i did. 5120 songs takes just under 5 seconds
842<Bagder> yes, to read from a file, right?
843<Zagor> oh, the shuffle. hang on...
844<Bagder> I meant only the shuffle part
845<Zagor> it's very quick. sub-second i think
846<Bagder> that is great
847<Zagor> tested now. it's like 0.5 seconds.
848<g003y> schweet
849<Bagder> it makes me feel really warm inside that our thoughs prove to be working so good
850<Zagor> yes, i agree
851<Zagor> and this means 1.1 will be a real alternative for some people. still very unpolished, but with one killer feature
852<Bagder> yeah
853<g003y> shuffle that blows archos' effort out of the water?
854<Zagor> fast and big playlists
855<g003y> I thought you were talking just shuffle there
856<Zagor> archos don't do shuffling like this, so there's no real comparison.
857<g003y> another killer feature?
858<Zagor> but they do load playlists, at a horrible speed
859<g003y> the playlist stuff is horrible on theirs
860<Zagor> the huge playlist support is our killer feature
861<g003y> they've got features, but sacrificed speed
862<g003y> yeah thats great
863<PsycoXul> whats its limit? memory? heh
864<PsycoXul> or hd space?
865<PsycoXul> or what
866<Zagor> we set a 10000 entry limit
867<Bagder> they probably just do it "The Wrong Way"
868<Zagor> memory is the limit, since we need to hold one integer per entry
869<PsycoXul> heh
870<g003y> I thought the integer solution was quite crafty.
871<g003y> I believe archos is doing something far nastier with memory usage
872<Zagor> I like it
873<Zagor> oooh yes...
874<Bagder> just watching the time it takes to load a playlist indicates something really nasty
875<g003y> so have any of the archos ppl contacted the group about this project in any way?
876<Zagor> nope
877<Zagor> they ignore us vehemently :)
878<g003y> you're making their dev team look bad :D
879<Zagor> hehe
880<Bagder> we've gone from completely *nothing* to this point in ~6 months
881<g003y> fricking good stuff :)
882<Zagor> all the code is written since april...
883<Bagder> hehe
884<Bagder> can you run a simulated player?
885<Zagor> yes
886<Bagder> it just died so hard on me
887<Zagor> but I get a lot of those X errors
888<Bagder> I can't even close gdb now!
889<Bagder> The program is running. Exit anyway? (y or n) y
890<Zagor> that happened to me too the other day
891<Bagder> Error accessing memory address 0x4018d664: No such process.
892<g003y> doh!
893<Zagor> ouch
894<Bagder> had to kill it manually from another terminal
895<Bagder> hm
896<g003y> ok
897<g003y> sorry wrong window :D
898<g003y> dang trillian makes that stuff confusing :D
899<Bagder> it just does not work here
900<Zagor> odd
901<Bagder> all I see is the initial screen
902<Bagder> and nothing more happens
903<Zagor> trillian hung a win2k box solid for me the other day. i ain't touching that stuff again :)
904<Bagder> "ROCKbox" "CVS"
905<g003y> I run trillian on win2k connected to IRC, AIM, ICQ and YIM. I can't live without it anymore :D
906<Bagder> but the recorder version runs just fine
907<Bagder> how do I switch thread in gdb?
908<Bagder> hehe
909<Bagder> no archos dir
910<Zagor> moooh
911<Bagder> I made one now
912<Bagder> and...
913<Bagder> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
914<g003y> bomb baby bomb!
915<Zagor> it shouldn't crash so hard for that
916<g003y> user error? :D
917<Bagder> lcd_puts_scroll()
918<Bagder> #0 0x401ed897 in strlen (str=0x1 <Address 0x1 out of bounds>)
919<Bagder> at ../sysdeps/i386/strlen.c:27
920<Bagder> #1 0x804e8e1 in lcd_puts (x=1, y=0, str=0x1 <Address 0x1 out of bounds>)
921<Bagder> at ../../firmware/drivers/lcd.c:501
922<Bagder> #2 0x804f04f in lcd_puts_scroll (x=1, y=0,
923<Bagder> string=0x1 <Address 0x1 out of bounds>) at ../../firmware/drivers/lcd.c:773
924<Bagder> #3 0x804d37e in dirbrowse (root=0x8050e7f "/") at ../../apps/tree.c:243
925<elinenbe> later guys. you fucking rock! (off to do some database modelling and design!)
926<Bagder> see ya elinenbe
927<g003y> cya
928<Bagder> Zagor: I have a completely empty dir
929<Zagor> i'll test
930<Zagor> i got the crash too
931<Bagder> tree.c line 243
932<Zagor> ah, of course. silly me
933<Zagor> any empty dir will crash it
934<Bagder> yeah
935<Zagor> fixed
936* Bagder updates
937<Bagder> better
938<Bagder> but what is the question mark doing there?
939<Zagor> it's the cursor
940<Bagder> ah
941<Zagor> special char on player
942<Bagder> we should fake that better in the simulator
943<Zagor> yup
944<Zagor> i also want icons in the player simulator soon...
945<Bagder> true
946<Bagder> shouldn't be too hard
947<Bagder> I like the scroll
948<Zagor> yeah, it's nice. your idea was better.
949<Bagder> I think so too, it fills better
950<Zagor> the code is actually simpler for this scroll than the previous model
951<PsycoXul> hey somebody wanna post a current-cvs new-player build i can try out? i haven't messed with it since i went on vacation
952<Zagor> sure
953<Zagor> http://bjorn.haxx.se/rockbox/player/archos.mod
954<PsycoXul> thanks
955<PsycoXul> hmm ok
956<PsycoXul> that doesn't update the LCD at all after the rom firmware boot screen
957<Bagder> wrong lcd version?
958<Zagor> uh, it doesn't?
959<Zagor> duh, I gave you an old player version. sorry
960<PsycoXul> heh
961<Zagor> grab it again
962<PsycoXul> nice
963<Zagor> try starting a playlist
964<g003y> that mod for the 4.50+ player hardware?
965<Zagor> yup
966<PsycoXul> ok
967<PsycoXul> i've only got a couple of short playlists saved on here heh
968<Bagder> booo ;-)
969<g003y> get those perl scripts out :D
970<PsycoXul> i'm not one for listening to the same set over again
971<PsycoXul> :p
972<Bagder> hehe
973<Zagor> make a list of the whole disk
974<PsycoXul> how do you start the playlist?
975<Bagder> play
976<g003y> ha!
977<PsycoXul> hmm
978<g003y> no go?
979<PsycoXul> it just says loading nnn files, complete
980<PsycoXul> and thats it
981<Zagor> doesn't start playing?
982<PsycoXul> no
983<g003y> format of playlist affect it?
984<Zagor> the display isn't supposed to say title or anything. but it's supposed to play the files.
985<Zagor> odd. works in the sim
986<PsycoXul> they're playlists that archos' firmware saved
987<PsycoXul> heh
988<Bagder> they should be fine
989<Zagor> ah, how did you make those playlists?
990<g003y> _should_ is the keyword in that sentence
991<Bagder> hehe, of course
992<Zagor> i bet there are backslashes and/or disk names in there?
993<Bagder> I don't think so
994<Bagder> mine didn't
995<g003y> zagor - what format does the code expect?
996<PsycoXul> lemme look at what they look like
997<Bagder> normal / slash
998<Zagor> forward slashes, no C:
999<g003y> CR-LF combo?
1000<g003y> or just LF?
1001<Bagder> either way
1002<Bagder> ah
1003<Bagder> its broke
1004<g003y> I was just about to try it, but not now :D
1005<PsycoXul> ./Nine Inch Nails/The Fragile/Left/01 - somewhat damaged.mp3
1006<Zagor> kill the leading dot
1007<Bagder> initial dot huh? :-)
1008<Bagder> Zagor: the code doesn't work with CRLF right now
1009<Zagor> ok
1010<PsycoXul> heh that shouldn't be a problem :p
1011<PsycoXul> and they're dos format text too
1012* PsycoXul makes a whole-disk playlist
1013<PsycoXul> oh damnit whats find's problem
1014* PsycoXul runs it through sort
1015<PsycoXul> thats better
1016<PsycoXul> i noticed directories that start with a . don't show up in the browser
1017<Zagor> you can't have that in fat32, can you?
1018<PsycoXul> yeah i've got a few of them
1019<PsycoXul> just cause they also don't show up in archos' browser and they have either oggs or mp3's that are silent for no apparent reason on the archos [or maybe just with archos' firmware, i haven't tried them with rockbox]
1020<Zagor> ok
1021<Zagor> i need to test that. we don't do any filtering so that's a bug
1022<Bagder> Zagor: is the fs code totally case insensitive?
1023<Zagor> it should be, but there may be bugs
1024<Bagder> ok
1025<Bagder> it just struck me
1026<Zagor> umm, no. it's totally sensitive
1027<Zagor> bad move :)
1028<Bagder> dang
1029<Zagor> buh, now we need to add strnicmp to common/
1030<Bagder> heh
1031<Bagder> strncasecmp() ?
1032<Zagor> yes
1033<Bagder> (I'm just nitpicking on the name)
1034<Zagor> i know :)
1035<PsycoXul> ok my complete playlist ends up 2641 tracks
1036<Zagor> try loading it. you'll like it :)
1037<Bagder> ok, I'm off. See ya mañana
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1039<PsycoXul> hmm
1040<PsycoXul> still doesn't play
1041<PsycoXul> /Ac-Dc/Back In Black/01-Hells Bells.mp3
1042<PsycoXul> format, unix-style text
1043<Zagor> ok
1044<PsycoXul> hmm after i started playing a file and pressing stop to go back to the browser, the ui sorta paused with a jerky scroll of the file it was on, for a second or two before letting me do anything
1045<g003y> different question (sorry to hijack) - Is there a way to go back to the playing display after exiting back to the browser?
1046<PsycoXul> and bass over 70% has nasty clipping on this AC/DC song heh, even at lower volumes
1047<PsycoXul> g003y: thats a good question
1048<PsycoXul> and there's still random files that get displayed with junk names
1049<PsycoXul> directories anyways i dunno about files actualy
1050<Zagor> g003y: currently there is no way to do that
1051<Zagor> PsycoXul: that might be short FAT names. I haven't been able to test those much.
1052<g003y> zagor - hmm... how about like a fetaure that returns to it when a user has idled on pressing buttons or would that be overdoing it?
1053<Zagor> i don't like the machine to decide things on its own. i think a simple toggle button is better
1054<g003y> I believe button combos are precious on the player.
1055<g003y> ok
1056<g003y> sounds fair to me
1057<PsycoXul> i think this one is called 'disc 2 misc' or something i dunno about the white spaces or if tehy're -'s or _'s, i forget, but it displays as 'isk_2_-_02_-_'
1058<Zagor> check to be sure
1059<PsycoXul> oh i've probably got it on the playlist i've just made so i can look at that heh
1060<PsycoXul> ah its actualy 'disc3-misc'
1061<PsycoXul> heh
1062<Zagor> and how is it displayed?
1063<PsycoXul> 'isk_2_-_02_0_'
1064<PsycoXul> er
1065<PsycoXul> 'isk_2_-_02_-_'
1066<Zagor> veeery odd
1067<PsycoXul> yeah and 'Beck' is displayed as 'Ozzy.m3u.m3u'
1068<g003y> left over buffer garbage?
1069<Zagor> looks like it, yeah
1070<PsycoXul> and 'Adam Sandler' is 'HMC1 Y?? U?' the ?'s actualy being little 3's as if they're being cubed heh
1071<Zagor> it's the fat32 driver
1072<g003y> psyco- is that only happening on playlists for you?
1073<PsycoXul> no its the display of these directories in the browser
1074<g003y> oh sorry
1075<PsycoXul> and these funky names are consistant
1076<g003y> I thought it was the filenames
1077<PsycoXul> they're always these heh
1078<g003y> heh... well at least it's consistent
1079<PsycoXul> though the adam sandler one the little 3's used to be other chars in older rockbox versions heh
1080<g003y> I think zagor is jamming over some fat32 code right now as we speak :D
1081<Zagor> what, me? :)
1082<PsycoXul> oh 'Misc-junk' also displays as 'Pilots.m3u'
1083<PsycoXul> and you know whatever else heh
1084<PsycoXul> hmm
1085<PsycoXul> and i go into the recycled dir
1086<PsycoXul> where theres some wav files
1087<PsycoXul> and i select one
1088<PsycoXul> and then stop it
1089<Zagor> this is not short-name issues. misc-junk is 9 chars == longname
1090<PsycoXul> and then press stop again to leave the recycled dir
1091<PsycoXul> and i get DH0 DH1 and INFO2
1092<PsycoXul> displayed in the browser
1093<Zagor> eh?
1094<g003y> I'm trying to reproduce it right now, but not much luck here
1095<PsycoXul> ok its also sometimes just going into the recycled dir
1096<PsycoXul> and sometimes leaving it
1097<PsycoXul> hmm unless they're actualy in there and the bounce is putting me into the first one
1098<Zagor> well I need to gdb this, so it'll have to wait until the morning
1099<PsycoXul> ok i think thats whats going on with the DH0 DH1 and INFO2 things is just that i didn't see them there at first because of the button sensitivity so disregard that one
1100<Zagor> ok, good
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1113<PsycoXul> well there most of them came back
1114<adi|work> jesus..
1115<adi|work> just tested the playlist with 2000 line file
1116<adi|work> that sucker flys :)
1117<PsycoXul> yeah
1118<PsycoXul> Loadding...
1119<adi|work> and i love the variable scroll
1120<PsycoXul> Complete.
1121<PsycoXul> 2641 files
1122<PsycoXul> heh
1123<PsycoXul> yeah
1124<adi|work> hehe i don't even see the Loading in the sim ;)
1125<PsycoXul> i just wish this playlist would actualy
1126<PsycoXul> you know...
1127<PsycoXul> play
1128<PsycoXul> :p
1129<adi|work> heheh hmmm odd
1130<PsycoXul> yeah it just loads
1131<adi|work> shuffle core dumps the sim
1132<PsycoXul> here it says "Shuffling..
1133<PsycoXul> Done."
1134<adi|work> yeah.. but i let it go and it cores...
1135<PsycoXul> damn
1136<PsycoXul> even at 70% bass i get some clipping
1137<adi|work> on the player?
1138<PsycoXul> yeah
1139<PsycoXul> what happened man... heh
1140<adi|work> ahh.. i only have recorder :(
1141<PsycoXul> last day of last month i tried it
1142<PsycoXul> and the browser was a little slow but there was no oversensitivity
1143<PsycoXul> and you could crank the bass all the way without any clipping and it sounded good
1144<PsycoXul> now its all oversensitive and clipping in the bass heh
1145<adi|work> hehehe fix it ;)
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1156<PsycoXul> this one soundtrack too, the first track locks rockbox up
1157<PsycoXul> tried it like 3 or 4 times
1158<adi|work> hehehe
1159<PsycoXul> just freezes with the browser display still on it
1160<PsycoXul> yeah it is odd, the rest of the tracks in it seem to work fine
1161<adi|work> we're violating memory somewhere in the sim...
1162<adi|work> tracking it down
1163<PsycoXul> so like i think from interface end that it'd be nice if it wants to stay in the playing-file-info-display while its playing
1164<PsycoXul> and stop from there will stop it and return to browser while some other button or combo can switch between that and the browser while its still playing
1165<PsycoXul> at least on the player, i know the recorder's got different buttons so it can behave different ways appropriate to it, but this makes sense to me on the player
1166<adi|work> damn it.. i dont know what it is...
1167<adi|work> but the sim is definatly bugging out
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1170<PsycoXul> so yeah i should like make some animated icons for the player or something
1171<PsycoXul> hmm the firmware's shutoff in archos' firmware is faster than the hard one that works with rockbox
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1173<g003y> ahh back again :D
1174<g003y> psyco - did you get that garbage display resolved?
1175<adi|work> umm... day before last i think
1176<g003y> he was having a problem earlier though
1177<g003y> today that is
1178<PsycoXul> well i think zagor was looking into it
1179<PsycoXul> or not
1180<PsycoXul> but there was a split and when it returned he didn't come back with it
1181<PsycoXul> heh
1182<PsycoXul> so i dunno whats going on
1183<g003y> oh ok
1184<g003y> I wasn't able to reproduce it, but I don't think I followed your steps exactly
1185<PsycoXul> er? steps?
1186<PsycoXul> the problem is with some directories
1187<g003y> only some.... hmmmm
1188<PsycoXul> right
1189<PsycoXul> a few of them display weird things instead of what they are
1190<PsycoXul> and the weird things they display are always the same, between reboots, different compiles, different versions, etc
1191<PsycoXul> except one of them has changed a little between versions
1192<g003y> hmmmm.... very strange. I was trying to see it happen on my player, but no go
1193<g003y> ah well Zagor will figure it out :D
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1197<dwihno> hello gooey
1198<g003y> heya
1199<dwihno> waaazaaaap? :)
1200<g003y> just trying to get a sourceforge account
1201<g003y> but I didn't have my alias right so I imagine the verification email bounced or is relaying somewhere :D
1202<dwihno> oops :)
1203<g003y> heh... thats what I get for having two alias files :D. damn backups.
1204<dwihno> yeah, backups are a pain in the ass ;)
1205<g003y> hehehe
1206<g003y> guess I will just wait and see what happens.
1207<dwihno> yeah
1208<dwihno> Have you done any productive stuff for rockbox? :)
1209<g003y> not today
1210<g003y> I'm trying to get my account setup so I can submit what I have at least
1211<g003y> talked with Zagor and he liked my ideas
1212<g003y> so I guess I will jam some code soon
1213<g003y> that and try to finish gta3 one day :D
1214<dwihno> ah
1215<dwihno> gta3? is it possible to finish that game? :)
1216<g003y> man... I tell ya. it always ends up in a game of how long can I live with x number of stars :D
1217<g003y> I'm still only on the second island
1218<dwihno> Island?
1219<dwihno> Hmm
1220<dwihno> I haven't even played it ;)
1221<g003y> ahhh
1222<g003y> worth a play at least once
1223* dwihno has not even got a computer anymore
1224<g003y> what are you in a lab or something?
1225<dwihno> nope, work :)
1226<dwihno> or whateveryoucallit ;)
1227<g003y> no computer man. I feel for ya
1228<g003y> ghahahahah
1229<g003y> the spice mines
1230<dwihno> hehe
1231<dwihno> I'm awaiting money from an invoice...
1232<dwihno> Then I'll get myself a kick-arse-evil-shiznat portable thingy
1233<g003y> ahhhh... you waiting on the ones with the nice nvidia/ati 3d cards in them?
1234<g003y> or something even more portable than a laptop?
1235<dwihno> Nah, it's a laptop alright
1236<dwihno> With a geforce4 go chip
1237<dwihno> I can't live without q3a! :)
1238<g003y> oh yeah thats sweet
1239<dwihno> But I've been waiting for this invoice for almost a month now and I'm running out of patience
1240<elinenbe> dwihno: I just got the toshiba 5105-s607 and it is incredible
1241<g003y> geez.... surely it isn't hard to pay up.
1242<dwihno> elinenbe: That purple thing?
1243<elinenbe> well, more blue, but it is incredible
1244<dwihno> Yeah
1245<elinenbe> except for the battery life.
1246<dwihno> I bet it is :)
1247<elinenbe> that is the only thing I could complain about.
1248<dwihno> It's a monster! :)
1249<elinenbe> It is great.
1250<dwihno> It's perversion at its greatest ;)
1251<elinenbe> much faster/better/etc. then my old HUGE tower.
1252<dwihno> What is the hardware specs?
1253<elinenbe> 1.7 P4 mobile
1254<elinenbe> 512 ram
1255<elinenbe> 40 gig hard drive
1256<dwihno> sweet stuff :)~
1257<elinenbe> 15 inch 1600x1200 resolution monitor (easily the sharpest brightest monitor I have EVER used)
1258<g003y> oh yeah.... you guys are making me horny with those specs :D
1259<elinenbe> and I have had a 21 inch flat screen sony for a while.
1260<dwihno> :)
1261<elinenbe> flat CRT that is...
1262<elinenbe> GREAT speakers including a SUBWOOFER!! (no joke!)
1263<elinenbe> it is just incredible.
1264<elinenbe> I went through 3 laptops getting this one.
1265<dwihno> The dell-box I'm gonna get is a 1.6 P4-M, 512 RAM, 30 (or 40) gig drive.... And 1400xsomething screen
1266<elinenbe> first a HP, then a Gateway, then this.
1267<elinenbe> and this is BY far the best.
1268<elinenbe> 8x dvd/cdr/cdrw
1269<elinenbe> usually 1450x1200
1270<elinenbe> or something like that
1271<g003y> they do laptops with tfts at 1450x1200?
1272<dwihno> yeah
1273<g003y> fucking eh
1274<dwihno> 15.1" something
1275<g003y> thats almost 1600x1200
1276<g003y> and it all fits in a backpack :/
1277<g003y> that just owns
1278<dwihno> yeah
1279<dwihno> But as everything else, there is a pricetag :(
1280<dwihno> I would get that toshiba if I was rich & famous
1281<g003y> yeah I know... thats the hard part
1282<g003y> hahahahahaha
1283<dwihno> But I'm neither rich or famous, so I guess the Dell will be perfect for me ;)
1284<g003y> if I was rich and famous I'd have one of each in the computing world :D
1285<elinenbe> my laptop here is 1600x1200
1286<elinenbe> 15.1 screen
1287<elinenbe> it is incredible.
1288<dwihno> :)~
1289<dwihno> Hey, you really know how to pickup ladies at the bar ;D
1290<dwihno> "I got myself a Toshiba evil laptop thingy!"
1291<dwihno> "Whoa, lemme see!"
1292<g003y> "you wanna see my 15.1" baby?"
1293<dwihno> :)
1294<dwihno> Damn
1295<dwihno> Windows won't let me start indesign
1296<dwihno> *look through the process list for fishyness*
1297<elinenbe> on recorder: about 1.5 seconds for a 5000 song playlist, and then instant shuffle!
1298<elinenbe> wow!
1299<dwihno> whoa!
1300<g003y> my playlist won't play though :(
1301<dwihno> KICK-ARSE!
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