Hi! On Friday 12 November 2004 17:48, Hans Meine wrote: > Cool. Does that work on X11, too? I'd be interested in trying that one.. > ;-)
Vice runs on X11, too, of course. I only added SDL support to VICE to be able to use it on fbdev. I will cleanup things in the freevo plugin a little bit and then post it here. > Together with optional capturing for visualization, that seems to be a > sound idea to me! If I find the time I will definitely write that wrapper. It should be fairly easy. Using ALSA loopback capturing for visualization is also a general solution to other (audio) players in freevo and could run in parallel (think of the detach audio mode). > This is the main reason for me to post this; encouraged by your comments on > 2.6.9 I investigated hibernate-support on my machine again (did that for > 2.6.7 not long ago). Indeed, I was happy to get most stuff work. Pitfalls I > saw: Good to see that I motivated others to test 2.6.9. For ACPI junkies like me it is first choice. > - When suspending (using the hibernate script), my infrared remote stops > working (which again makes the whole suspend stuff useless for me for now). > I tried stopping lircd and removing lirc_i2c, but that was not enough; I > obviously have to unload ivtv, too. I also had to do that, but I think we can live with that as loading/unloading some problematic modules does no take too long. At least not as long as booting the whole machine and working through tons of init.d scripts. > However, I would have to stop Freevo > in order to do so, since Freevo leaves several FDs open attached > to /dev/video/0. I hope this can be patched in Freevo and I want to have a > look at that later. > > Or did you shutdown Freevo, then suspend? Freevo shuts down within a second and starts within 5 seconds if you put XINE_VERSION and FBXINE_VERSION into /etc/freevo/local_conf.py (and 10 seconds without; btw, why is that not mentioned in the FAQ or elsewhere, I had to look into the code to find that trick). Therefore, I simply stop it before suspend and start it after a resume. My scripts also load/unload some modules. I had to do that because they did not reinitialize themself on resume. However, with earlier kernel versions resume crashed the whole system every second time. Cheers, Stephan Kanthak ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 _______________________________________________ Freevo-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-devel
