alex_at_gibbons81.fsnet.co.uk wrote:
> Hi i am still unddsided which player to get that morks
> with rockbox i want a player that has loads of space amd
> can play divix files and has a large screen if pepople on
> the list have amy ideas get back me at my usal email
> address alex

Mr Alex,

PLEASE take the time to at least READ the very email you replied to!!!!!

I'll help you by quoting it for you, and also help you out by removing
some parts that don't apply to you in this case.

> 2. Sending a new message to the list. DO NOT reply to an existing
> message as a short-cut to post a message to the lists. Email is not a
> disjunct set of messages, but is threaded, and mailing lists use this
> feature to provide a coherent archive. Many email clients also group
> messages into a thread. When ever you hit the "Reply" button, it adds
> information to your outgoing email that tells the rest of the world
> that it is a reply to that message.

Strike one.

> If you are including the original message in your reply, always edit
> the message such that it only quotes the sections which are relevant
> to your reply. Don't just quote the whole of the message to which
> you're replying.

Strike two.

> If you reply to a message, don't use top-posting. Top-posting is when
> you write the new text at the top of a mail and you insert the
> previous quoted mail conversation below.

Strike three.

In the future, please try to follow our guidelines.........

Now to your question. Rockbox can't play DivX files on any platform, you
would have to convert them first.And even then, the movie playback in
Rockbox is not yet fully functional. Rockbox is primarily an audio
player firmware.

We will probably solve these issues soonish, and then I think I could
recommend a Gigabeat.

Linus
Received on 2007-01-20