> But yes, I do believe that the reset button isn't a hardware switch at
> all, to me it looked just like a software switch just like the other
> buttons on the device.
> If it was, how would you explain that the reset button works at all when
> running Rockbox? There is no code in Rockbox that
Christopher Woods wrote:
I might be wrong (please correct me if I am!) but from what I've seen of the
circuit board and the reset switch, with the device's casing off, I believe
the reset button is nothing more than a software button, insofar that it
doesn't actually break any circuit. To me, it
> Funny you should mention it, it was (probably) fixed today.
> Certainly I got my first ever realtime AAC playback on an H340.
Thanks for the tip :D Now I can listen to all my mate's albums I pinched off
him which he'd encoded with iTunes (grumble).
> Did the reset button work again after tha
h apart
from that.
But yes, I do believe that the reset button isn't a hardware switch at all,
to me it looked just like a software switch just like the other buttons on
the device.
-Original Message-
From: Monty Lilburn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 September 2006 16:58
To: Roc
I've only ever had a hard lockup once, where I couldn't even
reset the device with the reset button, and that was when (I think) the
battery reached a pretty low point and at the same time the hard drive was
being accessed. I'd had my H140 for a while by then, at least a year and a
half, coming
> I myself use an older build (cvs-060607) and aside from AAC playback
> not being realtime (has that ever been fixed?)
Funny you should mention it, it was (probably) fixed today. Certainly I got
my first ever realtime AAC playback on an H340.
Steve Bavin
ice.
-Original Message-
From: Monty Lilburn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 September 2006 16:58
To: Rockbox development
Subject: Re: MP3 playing bug with recent versions of RB on H140
Hello,
You definitely bring up a good point as normal functionality of reset
buttons is that the circuit
Thanks for the tips. I'll give 'em a try. It doesn't seam like the reset
system was the best designed feature of the units!
Monty
On Mon, 25 Sep 2006, Dave Hooper wrote:
The reset pin is a little tricky, try to press it very short and in
"different ways".
Also i'd recommend trying someth
> The reset pin is a little tricky, try to press it very short and in
> "different ways".
Also i'd recommend trying something smaller than a paperclip and blunt e.g. a
shard of matchstick - a paperclip might hit resistance inside the hole rather
than
hitting the button - and anything sharp can
The reset pin is a little tricky, try to press it very short and in
"different ways".
Hello,
You definitely bring up a good point as normal functionality of reset
buttons is that the circuit breaks and resets the unit. The reason I
thought something may be different in the H140's circuitry is because I
found a post by searching Google where someone's player froze and they
to
Pressing various buttons for varying lengths of time and even hard resets
via the reset button do not reset the player.
Hey Monty, do you mean you've tried the pin-in-the-reset-hole and even that
doesn't work? I've never seen this on my H140, and can't see how that could
happen unless you ha
Hi Monty,
Is it reproducible? i.e. can you play one of the problem files, then
attempt to pause it and it will crash every time? (Or most of the time?)
If so, perhaps you could e-mail me one of the problem files and I'll see if
I can help.
Steve Bavin
Hello,
I hope this is the right place to make a query on a possible bug I have
been experiencing in recent versions of Rockbox on my Iriver H140.
Unfortunately I haven't been able to find any other experiences with this
bug in various forums and archives.
What happens...
When playing certa
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