: My prev post was more of an oblique plea to someone who knows the font
: code to please give me some pointers. Worst case scenario that the font
: code does need a major overhaul (which may or may not happen), all I
: would plan on doing would be leaving a few font slots free for whoever
: wants
iirc you can use the rockbox database thingy to show the tracks like
that.. http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/TagDatabase for
info
On 14/02/06, gl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Is it already possible to filter anything but the track name from file
> views?
>
> I've just coded a little se
Is it already possible to filter anything but the track name from file
views?
I've just coded a little setting that strips anything after the right-most
occurrance of '-' (and any follwing spaces or underscores) from a displayed
filename. The idea is to display filename like this:
[track
Joseph Jones wrote:
> Hi peeps.
>
> How close are we to the iPod mini (1G or 2G) working? I'm thinking I
> might wanna get myself an iPod just for kicks, but I'm not about to
> stump up for a Nano and I don't particularly like the dimensions of
> their bigger brothers.
The iPod mini isn't very di
she is a she...
On 14/02/06, Ronald Teune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday 14 February 2006 00:17, Christi Alice Scarborough Scarborough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
> > Dave Chapman wrote:
> > > Apologies for the brevity, but I'm happy to announce that Rockbox now
> > > plays sound on the i
On Tuesday 14 February 2006 00:17, Christi Alice Scarborough > wrote:
> Dave Chapman wrote:
> > Apologies for the brevity, but I'm happy to announce that Rockbox now
> > plays sound on the iPod Video (aka 5G).
>
> That's excellent news.
>
> So how come every time we get sound on a new platform, no-
Hi peeps.
How close are we to the iPod mini (1G or 2G) working? I'm thinking I
might wanna get myself an iPod just for kicks, but I'm not about to
stump up for a Nano and I don't particularly like the dimensions of
their bigger brothers.
Sorry for the luser question on the dev list, btw :)
Joe
Christi Alice Scarborough wrote:
>So how come every time we get sound on a new platform, no-one thinks
>I'll be interested? ;)
>
>
Haha.. You mentioned it when Linus reported sound on the H1xx, but we
keep forgetting you. Please don't report rockbox to the human rights
people ;-)
Tomas
Dave Chapman wrote:
> Apologies for the brevity, but I'm happy to announce that Rockbox now
> plays sound on the iPod Video (aka 5G).
That's excellent news.
So how come every time we get sound on a new platform, no-one thinks
I'll be interested? ;)
Christi
Known problem... edit the apps/dsp.c file to use the C version of
apply_crossfeed(), not the assembly optimized one (play a little with the
#ifs)
Hi, figured that out in the end and it's working. It also affected
mp3_encoder.c (and the mp3 encoder codec in the recording patch I'm working
w
gl wrote:
Daily 20060212:
I've just enabled a logf build (only option chosen). Now when I
compile, I get this error:
CC dsp.c
dsp.c: In function `apply_crossfeed':
dsp.c:487: error: can't find a register in class `ADDR_REGS' while
reloading `as
m'
make[1]: ***
[/cygdrive/n/_projects/roc
> The debugger is named "gdb". And yes, we all experience this problem.
Thanks Linus.
Steve Bavin
Steve Bavin wrote:
This second problem is a bit of a pain, and it has me wondering if my build
is incorrect. Does this happen to anyone else? If it's just me, I'd be
grateful for any pointers (urgh) on how to debug under this environment (I
speak x86 and a little C, and I'd like to help...).
Hi all,
First post here from a long-time Rockbox user; I've had an Archos Recorder
V1 10GB for several years but recently obtained an iriver H340. I just
followed the Wiki instructions and have built the SDL simulator using a
standard Cygwin installation (under Windows 2000 SP4) from this morning
I wasn't trying to say "Don't do multiple fonts on different screens" or anything. That's the only aspect of this I personally would be interested in, I was just saying that the *most* talk I've seen of multiple fonts has been from WPS designers who show pictures of Artist in bigger text and Album
Daily 20060212:
I've just enabled a logf build (only option chosen). Now when I compile, I
get this error:
CC dsp.c
dsp.c: In function `apply_crossfeed':
dsp.c:487: error: can't find a register in class `ADDR_REGS' while reloading
`as
m'
make[1]: ***
[/cygdrive/n/_projects/rockbox/rockbox
Do the fonts support >1 bit btw? If yes, anti-aliasing would look good.
--
gl
- Original Message -
From: "bk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Rockbox development"
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: Multifont, glyph/font cache
On Mon, 2006-02-13 at 14:52 +0100, Daniel St
On Mon, 2006-02-13 at 14:52 +0100, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Feb 2006, bk wrote:
>
> > Multiple simultaneous fonts is mostly orthogonal to what I'm doing.
> > Although
> > if I'm going to have to rewrite the entire font subsystem (looking more
> > likely...), one might as well add in
ok, well.. we can either add a menu for the different freq ranges, ot
make em user choosable or something.. minor thing
anyway.. i now have the current wps code working 100% with the radio
with really minor changes. (well.. actuall it still needs work.. but
it draws everything corectly)
1 thing i
On Mon, 13 Feb 2006, bk wrote:
Multiple simultaneous fonts is mostly orthogonal to what I'm doing. Although
if I'm going to have to rewrite the entire font subsystem (looking more
likely...), one might as well add in those facilities too.
Then you realize that you need to fix the scroll threa
On Sun, 2006-02-12 at 21:42 -0600, Paul Louden wrote:
> I think most people who want "multiple fonts" generally mean the
> ability to use more than one font on a WPS, rather than different
> fonts for WPS and Menus. I know that's not actually helpful to your
> question, but it seemed somewhat relev
I think it's hardware dependant, you can check the datasheets for
info. I know that the irivers can handle the japanese frequencies at
least. I googled around for this and some sources state 76-92Mhz and
some others 76-90Mhz. If you allow another frequency band, does that
mean that the fmr files ne
what are the standard frequencies? the min and max freq's are easy to
change, assuming its not hardware dependant..
On 13/02/06, Martin Arver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As you are working on the radio, perhaps it is time to introduce an
> option to select frequency range as well. I believe the us
For real? That is absolutley fabulous. Congratulations to both of you.
Martin
On 2/13/06, Dave Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Apologies for the brevity, but I'm happy to announce that Rockbox now
> plays sound on the iPod Video (aka 5G).
>
> aegray from the ipodlinux project and myself ha
As you are working on the radio, perhaps it is time to introduce an
option to select frequency range as well. I believe the users in Japan
would like this change anyway.
Martin
On 2/13/06, XavierGr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nice to hear Jonathan!
>
> I would like to inform the other devs, that
Apologies for the brevity, but I'm happy to announce that Rockbox now
plays sound on the iPod Video (aka 5G).
aegray from the ipodlinux project and myself have been working on it
this weekend (trying random audio codec datasheets from the same
manufacturer to find one that matches the undocumente
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