On 10/25/07, Andreas Gnau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rafael Gomes Dantas schrieb: > > On 10/24/07, Daniel Stenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> On Wed, 24 Oct 2007, Rafael Gomes Dantas wrote: > >> It has MP3 and WMA decoders in hardware and it has a 8051-compatible 8bit > >> cpu > >> core. The decoder parts could probably be supported, but the 8051 is a > >> major > >> pain as you won't find a suitable gcc port for it (and the Rockbox > >> internals > >> are not written to suit a 8 bit CPU like a 8051). > > > I'd would like to port rockbox to this "mp4" just because this is the > > only one i have, and it is quite limited. The sound quality is very > > good, but it's video format is very very lame... NXV video format is a > > collection of RAW images with mp3-encoded sound... > > I'm not a hardware-expert but are you sure that you can make the desired > use of a Rockbox-port? I mean, do you think the CPU is able to handle a > compressed video-format in real-time?
Well... If i had another player, i would try... If don't work, there may be some way to reduce video size... maybe a program that reduce the images size before it goes on the player is a bit more wise than try to write a firmware... But i want also to change the themes of the player too... Maybe i should just save money to but another player that support rockbox...
