Freevo users out there with C3's and the i810 video
chip - what is playback performance like?
Ta
-John
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Yes, you need to flash the onboard bios, (notice I didn't say
otherwise), but installing a modchip is no longer required.
Works fine as my in-car Freevo client :-)
John Snowdon - IT Support Specialist
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is USB 1.1) something else is probably a better
option though.
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You need to alter one of the options in list of parameters when you load
the em8300 module. Details are on the dxr3 homepage.
Direct link to FAQ: http://dxr3.sourceforge.net/faq.html#green
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Does Freevo actually display ok? I got the dxr3 to work ok and films,
freevo and recordings etc display fine but could I heck make it work
with any SDL games!... they all complain about no video device or
compatible video modes.
John Snowdon - IT Support Specialist
to display
all it's
menus so without pygame working you wouldn't see Freevo at all.
Paul
John Snowdon wrote:
Does Freevo actually display ok? I got the dxr3 to work ok and films,
freevo and recordings etc display fine but could I heck
make it work
with any SDL games!... they all complain about
I looks to me as if it is bombing out before doing any recording at all.
Python seems to be trying to open a file for writing (mode 'w'), and the
O/S is reporting that that particular mode is not allowed on the file.
Looks like a python/linux-fat32 driver problem, rather than freevo.
John
(0.77.1) in particular complains about 'SDL:
Vidmode_8 in Video16', or words to that effect.
For the life of me I can't seem find anyway around this problem... Any
ideas?
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silent jobs if you want it as a completely
silent set top box or to sit in amongst a VCR/satellite/cable/hi-fi
setup - it would be about a 15 minute job and they're pretty standard
sizes IIRC.
John Snowdon - IT Support Specialist
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A bit late in reply, but I've been using Xbox/Linux/Debian/Freevo as an
in-car media system for a little under a year. Works great.
John Snowdon - IT Support Specialist
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Hit tab during the game and map the MAME functions to button presses on
the gamepad. It should remember them for the next session.
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Remember if you're calling 'startx' instead of 'X', you need to give a
double minus '--' before you add any arguments. E.g.
Startx -- -dpms (etc.)
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to remove the manual mount procedure if you need it.
John Snowdon - IT Support Specialist
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down?
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of temporarily adding an album or two (should be fast enough for mp3
playback).. By sticking the memory into a usb socket in the dashboard or
something.
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Excellent, I'll have to give that a try.
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Yep, I run Freevo+Debian Linux on my Xbox as an in car media system.
http://www.target-earth.net/xbox/page.html
-John
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Edit makefile.unix
And then...
Make -f makefile.unix Off the top of my head!
(no capital on make, of course; damn outlook)
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-f tells make to use a specific file as its makefile (it defaults to
'Makefile' and then 'makefile' within the current directory by default).
Yet another bit of useless information to file away ;-)
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