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#rockbox log for 2008-03-02

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00:04:37linuxstbLlorean: I expect I was talking about the ffmpeg Cook decoder - so no license issues...
00:05:52Lloreanlinuxstb: Oh, well then.
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00:10:21TheBasharLlorean: Thanks for pointing me to the check-in yesterday for FS #8455. I've posted my observations there.
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00:17:46*gevaerts is confused
00:18:05Beta2KIs that abnormal?
00:18:31*gevaerts slaps Beta2K
00:19:10gevaertsWhy does linux only see my sansa after I have run lsusb ? "I haven't changed anything !"
00:19:57Beta2KWell I'd tell you, but you just smacked me
00:20:35*gevaerts aplogises and gives Beta2K a cookie
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00:25:39iokCould anybody please point me to a (wiki?) page where I can read about the state of the USB stack in Rockbox?
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00:28:04gevaertsiok: there is no wiki page about it, but http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/8562 has some information (look at the last entry). What's not mentionned there (but somewhat implied) is that we have signal quality issues.
00:28:05desowiniok: http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/8562 and of course svn commits on front page
00:28:08Lloreaniok: I don't know if there's anywhere documenting the exact state.
00:28:25*gevaerts documents its state on demand
00:29:52gevaertsiok: short summary : it's not ready yet, but depending on your player, operating system, and PC it may be usable for you
00:29:55iokdesowin: yes, I saw the commit comments but it's hard to build the whole picture if you haven't followed the history from the beginning
00:30:45iokgevaerts: what about sansa e200? Would you recomment to still use the OF for music transfer?
00:31:37desowinOF
00:31:57LloreanIf we were ready to recommend its use, we'd enable it.
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00:32:53iokLlorean: yes, that's what I also thought. And there is no entry in the 'major changes' list :-)
00:32:54gevaertsiok: the actual usb driver for e200 seems to work fine, but there is a bug in the flash driver that sometimes causes data corruption on write. It seems to happen every few gigabytes when using high speed, and is rarer at full speed.
00:34:09gevaertsiok: that's the main "depends on your player" item. On ipod and H10 it might work slowly or unreliably, but it won't do bad writes; on sansa it sometimes does
00:34:40iokgevaerts: ouch!
00:35:18iokgevaerts: this is the worst thing for a developer: "sometimes", i.e. not surely reproducible, right?
00:36:52gevaertsiok: the main problem on this one as far as I understand it is lack of documentation/understanding of the hardware that drives the sd card.
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00:38:01iokgevaerts: aha... Ok. Good luck and many thanks for your work!
00:38:33amiconngevaerts: Reportedly the linux usb subsystem can become confused when doing too many "unexpected" things. A reboot should fix that
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00:40:43gevaertsamiconn: maybe, but in this specific case it works with a current svn build, but acts strangely with my current changes, so I guess it's my code
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00:43:32Davide-NYCQuestioN: are 64GB Compact Flash cards available anywhere? I can find announcements from late 2006, but no actual product to purchase.
00:44:05LloreanThat's more a question for -community
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00:46:39Davide-NYCLlorean: first time I hear of this -community, thansk.
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00:47:48LloreanDavide-NYC: Even if you hadn't heard of -community, that has nothing to do with the Rockbox software.
00:48:16Davide-NYCYes sir.
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00:59:11gevaertsThat wasn't it. However, testing with what's in svn shows that it isn't a new problem, so I can ignore it as far as this current work is concerned.
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01:12:30pixelmaroolku: the mrobe100 plugins use mostly the Archos bitmaps?
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01:15:06Aim having trouble with an ipod mini and rockbox, it seems that the bootloader does not run the firmware correctly and i cannot get on the ipod even on disc mode
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01:16:54roolkupixelma: yes, which is a shame as everything is small
01:17:13LloreanA: Disk Mode happens before the Rockbox bootloader code is even run.
01:17:25roolkupixelma: I created bitmaps for sudoku and rockblox though
01:18:19roolku(or tetrox or whatever it is called these days...)
01:18:33pixelmaroolku: yes saw that. The next could probably sokoban as I'm currently working on the c200 adaptation which hasn't happened yet, would only be one more bitmap
01:18:50pixelmadon't say the tet* word... :)
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01:19:23Aits odd, because i have no idea whats going on with my ipod, all it does it keep resetting to the exclamation point with the folder on it
01:21:04desowinI experienced such behaviour when I had ipod mini (I no longer have it), after changing bootloader it went back to normal
01:22:09Adesowin, did you install a cf card or something on it also?
01:22:39roolkupixelma: if you want to create some bitmaps that would be great - I am not the greatest artist and it is even worse in black and white (or black and red actually)
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01:25:10pixelmayes, I'd actually like that challenge... black is usually the foreground colour? Having a look at the sim as we speak :)
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01:26:06roolkupixelma: the sim is misleading, background is black and text is red
01:26:42linuxstbpixelma: BTW, the USB screen image used on the ipod video looks quite small. now that we can actually see it for more than a split second.
01:26:43roolkupixelma: but the backlight is actually lighting up the red - so the display is all black when the backlight is off
01:27:08amiconnSo it's a normally black monochrome lcd?
01:27:34Lloreanlinuxstb: Does it use the same one as the Gigabeat?
01:27:51linuxstbLlorean: All LCDs > 176 pixels wide use the same image
01:28:00roolkuamiconn: yes
01:28:01pixelmaroolku: ah that's what I wondered (remember seeing some pictures) - but you wouldn't care if the graphics are "inverted" as the text is?
01:28:17*amiconn thinks the simulator should be fixed then
01:28:57pixelmaa monochrome display that's unreadable without backlight is a bit of a pity...
01:29:47roolkuamiconn: the configuration currently doesn't support it - the backlight will only change the background, not the foreground as on target
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01:30:26Lloreanlinuxstb: I don't think it looks too small on the gigabeat, but I guess it could certainly be bigger.
01:30:39amiconnI said it should be fixed, not that it would be trivial ;)
01:30:45roolkupixelma: it is just about readable - the forground (red) is silvery with a good light source and suitable angle
01:31:21roolkuamiconn: :) yes, I agree
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01:31:42*amiconn thinks that at the same time, the sim lcd colours should be made consistent with the screenshot function's colouras
01:32:26pixelmalinuxstb: ok, will keep it in mind
01:33:00linuxstbpixelma: Thanks. Obviously not that important, it's just that I used USB on the video for the first time today, and thought it looked odd...
01:34:17*gevaerts implements a complimentary "Refresh Database" screen to be shown for five minutes on USB disconnect
01:35:24pixelmabtw. wanted to ask you something (as you seem to be the only only around currently who knows a bit about Mac and Ipod installation). I'm currently going through the installation instructions in the manual and for the manual bootloader installation on MacOS it is mentioned that you have to "unmount" the Ipod but not eject it - wouldn't someone have to do the same when using rbutil?
01:35:48Proxyim trying to compile rockbox, but i keep getting a xargs zip no such file or directory in cygwin
01:36:31pixelmalinuxstb: in general these kind of info are now a bit hidden and spread across multiple sections and I want to get a picture first and collect all the facts...
01:36:58amiconnroolku: What's the current state of the mrobe100 port? Is it already kinda usable?
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01:37:19roolkuamiconn: yes, it is very usable
01:37:45amiconnDoes the greyscale lib work?
01:37:55roolkuamiconn: touchpad is kinda touchy and takes time to get used to - lowlight thinks he can tweak sensitivity
01:38:22roolkuamiconn: no I was going to ask you if you could give me a hand with that
01:39:05pixelmaroolku: just noticed, you also get the aspect ratio corrected bitmaps for the archos display then (chess as you mention in the forum post might look very weird on the mrobe100 display currently) :)
01:40:05roolkupixelma: it looks squished and very small, but I was very excited to see it work at all :)
01:40:06linuxstbpixelma: ipodpatcher (and I assume rbutil) does the unmounting itself now on Mac OS X - so I'm pretty sure that instruction is now obsolete.
01:40:16amiconnroolku: Shouldn't be difficult at all. Afaik the mrobe100 uses the same pixel packing as archos, and the standard pp lcd1 bridge
01:40:46pixelmalinuxstb: ah, good to know... :)
01:41:31pixelmaI guess sansapatcheris able to do that too?
01:42:00amiconnSo you'll need the standard bunch of arm asm transfer functions, and lcd_grey_phase_blit needs implementation
01:42:10roolkuamiconn: yes, that is what lowlight said, but I haven't really looked into that
01:42:25amiconnYou'll also want lcd_blit because you need it to figure out the internal refresh rate of the lcd
01:42:31linuxstbpixelma: Yes, it looks like it does (checking the source)
01:42:40amiconn(lcd_blit is needed by test_scanrate.rock)
01:42:45pixelmathanks
01:43:07*amiconn could probably write that stuff blindly, but not right now
01:43:53pixelmaroolku: music is playing and plugins are working, time for a manual? (which obviously means some work)
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01:44:36amiconnAfter all this is in place, you'll need to calibrate the gamma curve. I need a plugin for that myself, because some gamma curves are still not adjusted properly (and I also need gamma curve hot-switching for the 1st+2nd Gen)
01:44:38roolkuamiconn: yes, it's bed time here as well - I'll have a look tomorrow
01:46:02roolkupixelma: yes I know, but I have never built the manual, so a bit of a learning curve and I need to get it working on cygwin...
01:47:00roolkuamiconn: will the calibration work with the red backlight? I am curious how well it works
01:47:15amiconnWell, it should
01:47:29pixelmaroolku: you won't have to do it all by yourself, I only meant to ask if you think it's already worth it (sorry for being unclear)
01:47:56roolkuamiconn: the display seems quite slow - for example the ball in brickmania is really hard to see when it is moving
01:48:33amiconnIt will use a comparison of "real" greylevels to rasterized greylevels. You will have to move away far enough to be unable to recognise the raster
01:48:44amiconnSlow display == good for the greylib
01:48:48amiconn(less flicker)
01:48:57pixelmaroolku: and I build the manual on cygwin, too. Works good except I couldn't figure out how to set up tex4ht manually for the html version
01:49:01amiconnSo far, the greylib works best on H1x0
01:49:17roolkupixelma: no, it occured to me as well - it would be useful to get the install instructions written up - maybe even integrated into rbutil - so 'users' could try it and give feedback
01:50:51pixelmaI see what I can do to help (and probably draw an svg...)
01:51:31roolkupixelma: excellent, much appreciated
01:51:39pixelmathe sim background isn't that useful though
01:52:05roolkupixelma: not detailed enough?
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01:53:40roolkuroolku: I would offer to take a picture, but the whole front is clear plastic and acts like a mirror, so it is really difficult to get a good shot
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01:53:55soapneed a polarizing lens.
01:55:31pixelmaroolku: have to see some pictures first to get an idea how it looks like (like is it a bit rounded, stuff like that)
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01:56:12pixelmadon't worry, guess I'll find enough in the internet
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01:56:42roolkuokie
01:57:01*roolku goes to bed now
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02:03:54amiconnhehe
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02:13:46Proxydoes anyone know what the xargs zip no such file or directory error means? i installed all packages from rockbox
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02:30:40Absintheexactly how did the error appear?
02:31:10Strife89Brief question about albumart.
02:31:43Strife89What is the mazimum size displayed in the Cabbie theme on the c200?
02:32:20LloreanIt should say in the .wps file
02:32:31quaalhttp://img262.imageshack.us/img262/2118/contextualmuchloljw9.jpg
02:32:47Strife89Gotcha, I'll double-check.
02:32:51Lloreanquaal: That has nothing at all to do with Rockbox.
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02:33:40quaalis there some kind of crazy only rockbox talk law in place here
02:33:51LloreanThere are channel guidelines, yes.
02:34:05LloreanThat's that link in the topic that says "Please read before speaking"
02:34:22AntistheneRTFM, in other words =]
02:34:43Absinthei saw that pic on digg today
02:34:52Proxyit appears when i try to make zip
02:34:55Antisthenertfm?
02:35:01LloreanAbsinthe: Again, please take off-topic chat elsewhere.
02:35:06Absinthesorry
02:35:15Absinthewhat OS?
02:35:19LloreanProxy: Do you have "Zip" installed? Try just typing "zip" without the quotes in the cygwin window and see what it says
02:36:03Proxythats odd its not installed
02:36:53Strife89What denotes the albumart view? (i.e., what's the syntax?)
02:37:24LloreanStrife89: All WPS tags are documented on the CustomWPS wiki page
02:39:49Strife89Then it's 40x40.
02:39:52Strife89l|3|14|c40|c40|
02:39:57quaalk
02:39:58Strife89Thanks.
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02:41:29Proxythanks Llorean
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02:46:50KlownerI just acquired a Sansa e270 and it appears to be a v1 so rockbox should work, but I noticed under the Rockbox Status section on the wiki that "USB Handler" has a notice next to it, does that mean the only way to get media onto the device is through the MicroSD expansion? Or am I interpreting that incorrectly
02:48:29pixelmait means that currently your only able to put music on it by using the original firmware (Rockbox is able to dual boot and should even reboot automatically into OF on USB plug)
02:48:39pixelmaor other media
02:50:09Klowneroh, well that's not so bad
02:50:34Klownerrebooting my little sansa in exchange for being able to play mpegs seems like a fair trade
02:52:04TheBasharCan anyone recommend the best way to remove duplicates from the database? Is deleting the .tcds the best way to reset?
02:53:25LloreanTheBashar: That or simply choosing to initialize it again
02:56:17Absinthehiw long does it take to update the database? Sometimes I update the database on my sansa, turn it off immediately after, and it works fine.
02:56:28TheBasharLlorean: Thanks. The "Initialize now" option didn't work when I had the same problem a couple days ago. But I tried it again at your suggestion and it worked. What a difference a couple days (build) makes.
02:57:01AbsintheSo it only takes a few seconds? I guess 2 gigabytes doesnt take that long.
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02:57:26LloreanTheBashar: It's possible that a few days ago some of the duplicated were still on your player (in the recycle bin perhaps). This has been known to happen
02:57:48TheBasharAbsinthe: it only took about 10 seconds for my 2G.
02:57:57LloreanAbsinthe: A lot of factors determine how long the refresh takes.
02:58:08TheBasharLlorean: Or maybe running out of free space?
02:58:16AbsintheSuch as?
03:00
03:05:31LloreanAbsinthe: Processor speed of the device, how many songs you have, how many tags each of those songs has, etc.
03:05:43LloreanTheBashar: I don't understand the question.
03:05:48Absintheok. thanks
03:06:03Proxyi dont think you would run out of space
03:06:13Proxyhes talking about the database size
03:07:57TheBasharLlorean: I know I ran disktidy when I had the problem last time so I don't think it was the trash. But something (that I don't understand) happened and the 1-2MBs of free space disappeared and I had no free space. I wonder if that's why it couldn't "reinit" the database.
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03:13:27LloreanIt's possible it didn't have enough room for the temporary files
03:13:46Proxywhat does the bootloader build do vs the normal?
03:14:49LloreanWhat do you mean by "the normal"?
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03:17:53Proxyas in when you go to ../tools/configure (choose model you're building for) and then it asks you for normal manual simulator or bootloader
03:18:39LloreanThe bootloader is a separate, very minimal part of the Rockbox code. It's main duty is to load Rockbox or the OF upon booting the device.
03:18:52LloreanYou remember from when you installed, there were two steps, the Rockbox install, and the bootloader install?
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04:19:55Davide-NYCamiconn: is there anything I need to do specifically to test whether the CF cards I have fail on power management or fail on soft reset? Or is this all determined in the identify.bin file?
04:22:18Klowneraah this is so cool
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04:53:44webguest41Hi all it's webguest25 from like a week ago if it means anything. anyway, I remember someone saying how there battery life was terrible when using rockbox on I think an IPod. possibly the option to use a .voice file was on and rockbox was trying to access it?
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05:03:59webguest41hello?
05:04:53webguest41:'(
05:05:52LloreanPlease don't do that.
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05:11:50webguest41yeh. has the former webguest40 come back? think I may have figured out why he/she was getting bad battery life
05:13:38webguest41what up?
05:14:15LloreanThis isn't a conversation channel. And I have no idea if that person came back.
05:15:51webguest41I know. well if he/she does tell said user to make sure the voice options are disabled if they don't use them, rb was probbly checking for the .voice file whenever the "focus" changed
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06:22:52outsider1102anyone: hello, i just got word that the lastest version of rockbox is out, i have an 80gb iPod 5.5G, the problem is that my firmware is version 1.2.3, will this latest version of Rockbox be compatible??
06:23:50JdGordonyes
06:24:08outsider1102JdGordon: thanks thats all i needed to know...
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07:55:47outsider1102anyone: hello again, i just installed rockbox on my ipod (5.5G 80gb FW 1.2.3) and bout an hour into using rockbox, the sound on my ipod is coming out distorted, could this be a problem in the software, should i do a restore??
07:59:04LloreanDistorted how?
07:59:31outsider1102Liorean: theres is no bass, and there seems to be an overload of treble...
07:59:55outsider1102when i raise my volume up to 100% its sounds like its at 50%
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08:00:41LloreanHave you tried resetting the settings?
08:00:59outsider1102i also rebooted to the regular Apple Firmware and the same results are showing, no bass, treble overload and low volume
08:01:18outsider1102settings in the rockbox Firmware??
08:01:49LloreanYes
08:01:55LloreanWait, same problem in the Apple firmware?
08:02:06LloreanRockbox won't affect how it sounds in the Apple firmware, so it sounds like a hardware problem.
08:02:11outsider1102Liorean: yes
08:02:26LloreanHave you tried it with other headphones, and are you sure the headphone port is undamaged?
08:02:40outsider1102let me check...
08:03:03outsider1102actually i have an Apple remote that connects to the dock connector and the same results are showing
08:03:45LloreanWith different headphones?
08:04:08outsider1102no, i'm trying that now...
08:05:13outsider1102heh, what do you know...
08:05:23outsider1102it works with the standard apple headphones...
08:06:09outsider1102i'm am noe trying the sound on the regular Apple FW
08:08:03outsider1102Llorean: the problem seems to be solved, both firmwares now work fine, it must be the cord extension im using with the other headphones
08:10:11ZacamMy Sony MDR-700's developed a crack in the sheilding used under the audio jack cover. I discovered it when I attempted to remove said sheilding to replace the jack as I had thought it to be a tip connection problem. Amazing what happens to hardware.
08:11:21outsider1102Zacam: i tested my headphones on both my Sony PSP and Apple iPod, its seems to be a 2.5 mm jack cord extension that im using that is the problem
08:11:49outsider1102but, when i use the remote cord for both my PSP and iPod the sound is back to normal
08:12:18outsider1102so its this cord extension that im using, that in itself is another problem i need to find out
08:13:46outsider1102Llorean: thanks for the help, its neither my software or the ipod that is flawed it is a cord that im using
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11:31:25roolkuoops
11:32:02peturnice score
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11:35:12peturroolku: missing #endif
11:36:02amiconnThe next #if should rather be an #elif iiuc
11:36:08roolku#if #elif
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11:38:52Bagder_11256 is good!
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11:45:01roolkuand with as little effort as a missing "el" :)
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11:46:40Bagderroolku: how's the install procedure on the mrobe100 ? just like the other mi4 targets, like h10?
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11:47:54roolkuBagder: yes, rename OF, copy bootloader to where OF used to be (system directory), extract rockbox.zip
11:48:50Bagderbtw, we already have mrobe100 zip files on the download mirrors ;-)
11:48:59Bagderjust not advertised anywhere
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