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FS#4998 - Ipod nano battery level.
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Opened by David Dent (the_winch) - Sunday, 02 April 2006, 18:30 GMT+2
Last edited by Jonathan Gordon (jdgordon) - Tuesday, 31 July 2007, 14:39 GMT+2
Opened by David Dent (the_winch) - Sunday, 02 April 2006, 18:30 GMT+2
Last edited by Jonathan Gordon (jdgordon) - Tuesday, 31 July 2007, 14:39 GMT+2
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DetailsCorrect BATTERY_SCALE_FACTOR, at least as close as I can get it.
New battery type BATT_LIPOL340 Changed battery capacity setting to step in 20 instead of 50 when BATTERY_CAPACITY_MAX <= 1000 The battery level now works correctly but the estimated remaining time is way off. |
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Closed by Jonathan Gordon (jdgordon)
Tuesday, 31 July 2007, 14:39 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Out of Date
Tuesday, 31 July 2007, 14:39 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Out of Date
Do you have any plans to update it and see if you can get it committed in to CVS now the feature freeze is over?
The patch now sets the default battery capacity to 340mAh, the minimum battery size to 330mAh and the maximum to 400mAh
with increments of 10 instead of 50.
So an equivalent patch for the ipod video would have to be created by someone with an ipod video who
dose not mind taking their player apart to make some voltage measurements
As my patch dose not make any changes to the ipod video's code it should make no difference a build
for the ipod video 60GB.
I fully charged my player under the retail OS with my USB charger then rebooted into rockbox and started the battery bench plugin.
Then I just started my player playing in file browser mode and left it to play through as much of my music as possible with "Auto-Change Directory" enabled before the battery run out at my normal playback volume and with my normal headphones connected.
As I have a mixture of mp3 and ogg vorbis files encoded at different bit rates some I feel that this gives a more accurate idea of real world battery live than a more clinical bench mark would playing only files encoded in the same way with the same encoder.
My MP3 are mostly ripped with CDex and encoded with ether latest stable release version of the LAME DLL I could find at the time or the latest stable of the Ogg Vorbis DLL available at the time I encoded the files.
If my updated version of the patch still applies fine here.
Are you sure you are trying my updated patch and not the old one at the top of the page?