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#rockbox log for 2010-07-26

00:01:23CIA-8r27565 build result: All green
00:05:30Buschelwmapro does not use any ams for fixmul or vector operation (e.g. windowing, scalar product). introducing asm via copying from other codecs should be quite easy.
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00:06:10n1syeah, that would probably help a lot
00:08:14Buschel3 fixmul's should be used -> fixmul16, fixmul31 and fixmulshift -> fixmul16/32 can be copied from atrac3 decoder, fixmulshift from musepack
00:08:39Buschelalways for both coldfire and arm
00:09:28n1sif you use the coldfire inline asm functions *don't forget to set the macsr*
00:09:57Buscheldon't worry, I'll keep my hands off this ;)
00:10:12*maraz looks at http://svn.rockbox.org/viewvc.cgi/trunk/firmware/target/arm/ata-pp5020.c?r1=21083&r2=24405&pathrev=24405 and sighs
00:10:22n1sBuschel: i don't mean you specifically but that bug has popped up in several codecs
00:11:26BuschelI know, and I forgot it in my mpc update when swithcing to sv8 as well :/
00:14:21Buschelhave to get some sleep now, see you later!
00:14:47n1sgoodnight
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00:24:55CIA-8New commit by nls (r27566): codecs: mark some local variables with 'static'
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00:26:23CIA-8r27566 build result: All green
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00:33:06n1sindeed, that fixmul_window function uses 32x32=64 multiplies and that is done with support routines on coldfire, urg
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00:36:48n1sif emac is used, it will be much faster if we don't get the lsb, is that likely to matter?
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00:45:58CIA-8New commit by kugel (r27567): Rewrite set_file() to be smaller and better readable, and a comment describing what it does.
00:48:01CIA-8r27567 build result: All green
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01:09:27mtn1s: Still around ?
01:13:24n1smt: a little while
01:14:49mtWhen you have time, could you test putting quant table in iram ? it's small and accessed once per block per channel
01:16:03n1sok, i'll test that now
01:16:12mtThanks :)
01:22:34n1s63.91% realtime :/
01:23:28kugel0.02% speed up seems strange if it's accessed so often
01:31:02n1sif i find time and motivation tomorrow i'll try to hack up some cf inline asm for the multiplication functions, should help a lot since they use support routines now on cf
01:35:37mtn1s: ok great.
01:35:56mtI'll go sleep now
01:37:39n1smee too
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02:06:09CIA-8New commit by kugel (r27568): Fix potential buffer overflow.
02:08:02CIA-8r27568 build result: All green
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03:47:10marazS_a_i_n_t: heh, haven't heard a single skip or seen a single pixel of font corruption
03:47:38marazi wonder how the OF handles DMA
03:47:44marazif it does it at all?
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04:10:20S_a_i_n_tmaraz: That's all very well and good for you, seriously...but, I'm more concerned with why your specific unit can't handle it.
04:10:24S_a_i_n_t(aparently)
04:10:55marazexactly
04:11:13S_a_i_n_tAFAIK there are know unknown hardware types in the Nano1g, so, there is a part of yours that isn't performimng.
04:12:01marazwell, what do you suggest we do to find out what that part is?
04:12:12S_a_i_n_tguess.
04:12:23S_a_i_n_tThat's what we have been doing ;)
04:12:46marazare you sure the dma timings aren't to blame?
04:12:47S_a_i_n_tI'm not entirely convinced that the problem lies in the area where you have found a solution.
04:13:15S_a_i_n_tIf they were...how do you account for my 4 units, ad countless others that have no problem with them>
04:13:23S_a_i_n_ts/>/?/
04:13:47S_a_i_n_tI mean, my Nano1Gs are *solid*.
04:13:54S_a_i_n_tlike, "SOLID".
04:13:58marazmine is too, now that it's running on PIO.
04:14:16S_a_i_n_tAnd I bet you have considerably slower transfer too.
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04:14:34marazi usually use disk mode >_>
04:14:48marazwould it be greatly faster to use the rockbox firmware?
04:14:54S_a_i_n_tNo.
04:15:21S_a_i_n_tIt wouldn;t be faster at all even if DMA were enabled.
04:15:27S_a_i_n_t(on your unit)
04:16:00S_a_i_n_tThe OF outperforms RB on transfer still fir the Nano1G
04:16:03S_a_i_n_t*for
04:16:16marazso i reckoned
04:17:18marazperhaps there is a hardware difference of which the OF is aware but rockbox is not
04:17:47S_a_i_n_tHArdware was analyzed by taking units apart...so, I doubt this.
04:18:06S_a_i_n_tyou don't guess what the hardware is by looking at the firmware.
04:18:10S_a_i_n_t(most times anyway)
04:18:16marazheh, well, obviously we need to take a look at the insides of my unit, then?
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04:18:53marazi'm thinking of swapping the battery for a fresh one, so when i'm doing that i might as well document what's inside
04:19:12S_a_i_n_tGet a Nano2G battery.
04:19:17S_a_i_n_tyou won't regret it.
04:19:22marazit fits?
04:19:27S_a_i_n_tSure.
04:20:09marazso, 400mAh instead of 330mAh?
04:20:57S_a_i_n_t300mAh AFAIK
04:21:07S_a_i_n_t(for the Nano1G
04:21:12S_a_i_n_t+)
04:21:16marazum, it's 34x56mm, how is it supposed to fit in the 22x39mm the nano1g battery is :\
04:21:29marazor is there extra space?
04:22:05S_a_i_n_tThat doesn't seem right to me...the one I got out of my "spare parts" 2g fits perfectly.
04:22:13S_a_i_n_tPerhaps there was substitution.
04:22:47S_a_i_n_tThe 1G battery is pretty snug in the case.
04:22:58marazhttp://www.mania33.com/webshop/cat/product_details.php?p=990
04:23:02marazhttp://www.mania33.com/webshop/cat/product_details.php?p=993
04:23:32S_a_i_n_tyeah...I tend not to trust "replacement battery" sites.
04:24:08marazfor their bad quality or for their dubious mercantilism?
04:24:18S_a_i_n_tBoth.
04:24:27S_a_i_n_tAdd blatantly lying to the list too :P
04:24:40marazheh
04:24:41S_a_i_n_tit's too hard to filter out a reputable merchant.
04:25:03marazthis one seems respected among coin collectors
04:25:17marazwhich is, of course, their main business
04:25:19S_a_i_n_tAnd we all know coin collecters ae DAP experts :P
04:25:24S_a_i_n_t*are
04:25:25marazsure thing.
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04:26:40DriseJust curious, does anyone know of any updates on the Fuze V2 USB since like a week and a half ago?
04:26:53S_a_i_n_tSVN probably does ;)
04:27:29S_a_i_n_tDrise: http://www.rockbox.org/since-4weeks.html
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04:30:05DriseHm... alright, thanks for that page.
04:30:49DriseI've been watching closely for it, and i'm subscribed to the svn commits by email, but I haven't seen anything. Thanks again
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04:32:56mc2739Drise: when something happens, it will be noted by the commits, or on the SansaAMS wiki page here: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/SansaAMS
04:33:27DriseRight, I was just seeing if anything had been done but not commited for various reasons.
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04:51:49JdGordon|mc2739: e200 cabbie doesnt use viewports (yet) so I'm not too worried if it goes funny when aa turns on
04:51:56JdGordon|although I thought I had that working a while ago :p
04:53:41mc2739JdGordon|: I know S_a_i_n_t is working on converting it to viewports, but I just wanted to let you know it looked strange
04:54:23JdGordon|if that is the last of the issues then awesome :)
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04:54:49JdGordon|I'm doing a full set of zips now so hopefully more testers help out.. otherwise meh
04:54:56JdGordon|commiting in a few days hopefully :)
04:56:53mc2739did you see that I opened a new bug on the FMS? Just another oddity I noticed while testing your patch.
04:57:06JdGordon|yeah, I think that is a dupe though
04:57:18JdGordon|I'm blaming S_a_i_n_t for that one
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04:58:10mc2739Thats right, he is the one that pushed for the playbar in the fms
04:58:19JdGordon|oh that one
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04:58:29JdGordon|I'm getting confused, yah i saw that one also
04:58:39JdGordon|should be an easy fix
04:58:46mc2739blame him for both
04:58:53JdGordon|ok :)
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05:26:37S_a_i_n_tblame me for what?
05:26:40*S_a_i_n_t muses
05:27:29S_a_i_n_tbtw...I realise it isn't finished yet, but, can you commit the Cabbie Viewport conversion so far?
05:27:34JdGordon|the fms, poverty, global warming
05:27:35S_a_i_n_tJdGordon|: ^
05:27:59S_a_i_n_tI figure the ones that are converted may as well go in.
05:28:04JdGordon|I'll do it tonight if I remmeber or am reminded
05:28:11JdGordon|shouldnt really do it from work :)
05:28:30S_a_i_n_tThe remaining ones are gonna piss me off as I need to screenshot them all, but, I'll get them done tonight.
05:28:34S_a_i_n_tOr, most of them.
05:28:41S_a_i_n_tSome, at the least ;)
05:29:16S_a_i_n_tI need to screenshot how each Cabbie looks at the moment, and figure out the viewport values from there.
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05:29:32S_a_i_n_tIt wont be a tradegedy if they aren't ABSOLUTELY perfect...right?
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05:29:44S_a_i_n_tI mean ~1 or 2 px off.
05:30:37JdGordon|of course it bloody would!
05:30:37S_a_i_n_tDue to the overuse of %?C I figure I'm the first to touch these WPSes in a LOOOOONG time.
05:30:53JdGordon|pixel perfect my friend... pixel perfect
05:30:56*S_a_i_n_t senses some sarcasm, or, hopes he does.
05:31:23S_a_i_n_tFor the smaller screens...sure, that would be a problem. I thinkI only have the big bastards to go.
05:32:04S_a_i_n_tmrobe, mini2440 and friends.
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05:35:28SkaagIs it safe to assume that if the Sansa View doesn't appear in the list of ports, that it's unsupported?
05:35:54JdGordon|that isnt an assumption
05:36:00JdGordon|that is general comprehension
05:36:05Skaag:-)
05:36:44Skaagmy brother got that player, and its software totally sucks… he tried putting some mp3's on it, and it doesn't even recognize them, although it attempts to rebuild its database...
05:36:56Skaagso I was hoping there would be a better firmware for it ;-)
05:37:04Skaaglooks like an awesome project
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05:41:58JdGordon|there was a GSoC project i tihnk last year to get the view going
05:42:07JdGordon|unfortunately it didnt get far i tinhk
05:43:43S_a_i_n_tThe View can most certainly process .mp3
05:43:56S_a_i_n_tso, something is wrng with the file format methinks.
05:44:01S_a_i_n_t*wrong
05:44:14S_a_i_n_tThough...that is more than slightly offtopic here.
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06:13:44*S_a_i_n_t actually reads what he was blamed for...
06:14:11S_a_i_n_tI didn't push for the progressbar in the FMS, it was already there...I just wanted it to *work* ;)
06:14:34S_a_i_n_tfwiw, it works fine now...it just seems to have broken updating everywhere else in the FMS :P
06:15:19S_a_i_n_tmc2739: Can you please check if that theme of mine works on your DAP now that kugel fixed up the %tx tag?
06:15:38S_a_i_n_ttry uncommenting the two lines that use it, and it *should* work.
06:16:51S_a_i_n_tWhen I finally get around to finishing this theme, I will post a version for that model also.
06:17:11S_a_i_n_tThough, an iPod OF replica on a Sansa seems a little weird :P
06:32:42mc2739S_a_i_n_t: your theme works now that the %tx tag has been fixed.
06:36:38S_a_i_n_tmc2739; Excellent, thankyou for confirming that.
06:36:53S_a_i_n_tRefresh my memory...what device are you testing on?
06:37:11mc2739e200 (176x220)
06:37:23S_a_i_n_t(I'll make a new set of backdrops/alignment x&y's for it)
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06:37:36Jackhello
06:37:52S_a_i_n_tJack: If you have a question, shoot.
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06:40:24Guest28708I'm going to be getting a Sansa Fuze (V1) in a couple of days and I was thinking about installing RockBox on it, but first I was wanting to know if Rockbox can be completely uninstalled if I don't like it.
06:41:51mc2739Guest28708: Yes, it can.
06:42:30S_a_i_n_tGuest28708: Have a read through the manual
06:42:40S_a_i_n_thttp://download.rockbox.org/daily/manual/rockbox-sansafuzev2/rockbox-build.html
06:42:49S_a_i_n_t(linked above)
06:43:04Guest28708Ok,, how do you uninstall it? Do you just delete the files off of the device?
06:43:18Guest28708I'll have to check that manual out
06:45:13mc2739Guest28708: please do - it answers many questions
06:45:41Guest28708Ok thanks. I didn't see the manuals section before.
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07:48:06Topic"append Help test: http://jdgordon.info/rockbox/fs11470/" by ChanServ (ChanServ@services.)
07:48:16JdGordon|bah
07:48:18*JdGordon| fails
07:49:09Strife89I'll install the builds to my appropriate DAPs in the morning.
07:49:21Strife89(i.e., in about 9 hours. :/ )
07:49:27JdGordon|what was the old topic?
07:49:43Strife89One sec.
07:49:56Strife89Rockbox 3.6 now released! | Please read before speaking: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/IrcGuidelines | Please direct offtopic/social chat to #rockbox-community | This channel is logged at http://www.rockbox.org/irc
07:50:07Strife89Yay for logs. :3
07:50:18Topic"Rockbox 3.6 now released! | Please read before speaking: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/IrcGuidelines | Please direct offtopic/social chat to #rockbox-community | This channel is logged at http://www.rockbox.org/irc Help test: http://jdgordon.info/rockbox/fs11470/" by ChanServ (ChanServ@services.)
07:50:33JdGordon|close enough :)
07:50:35Strife89:P
07:50:47Strife89Maybe someone will stick the pipe in later. :P
07:51:07Strife89Were I opped, I would.
07:51:14Topic"Rockbox 3.6 now released! | Please read before speaking: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/IrcGuidelines | Please direct offtopic/social chat to #rockbox-community | This channel is logged at http://www.rockbox.org/irc | Help test: http://jdgordon.info/rockbox/fs11470/" by ChanServ (ChanServ@services.)
07:51:35Strife89:)
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08:28:27Buscheln1s/mt: fs#11498 replaces wmapro's multiplication functions with coldfire and arm asm macros. gives a nice speed up on PP5022. but needs to be tested on coldfire target, of course
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09:45:46pixelmamaraz, S_a_i_n_t: doesn't the Apple OF provide some debug menu that shows quite detailed hardware info? If it does, maybe it's worth checking for tiny differences
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10:00:41S_a_i_n_tpixelma: It does yes, but, it is not terribly verbose.
10:01:03S_a_i_n_tMore self diagnostics, rather than detailed hardware info.
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10:01:52S_a_i_n_tFrom what I know, apart from NAND types between the different capacities with a Nano1G you get what you get.
10:02:11S_a_i_n_tNot like Sansa and their tricky substitution for compatible hardware.
10:02:14pixelmahmm, I thought it was (e.g. it was possible to find out which type of the two different LCD panels a 4G Ipod had IIRC) but I don't have an Ipod so it's all hearsay
10:02:57S_a_i_n_tYou can find out some things...I'll check now. I don't remember offhand.
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10:07:16S_a_i_n_tRTC type: Not specific (just some number, always 41 from what I have seen), NAND ID, capacity, a keytest, a flash memory scan, a power cycle test, a clickwheel test, clickwheel ID, playback test, line in test, general ststus, HD (NAND) spec, a pattern test for the LCD, a sleep test, and a hard (harder than hard reset apparently) reset.
10:07:49S_a_i_n_tIIRC the HDD iPods also have S.M.A.R.T info available.
10:09:37funmanwhich thread are the metadata parsers running in ?
10:09:46pixelmawhat does the NAND ID and spec say? (or maybe the flash memory scan but it possibly only scans for filesystem errors)
10:11:48S_a_i_n_tNAND ID is included in the "five in one" test, and is just a number (model number I assume), HDD (NAND in this case) Spec has model number, firmware rev: partition ifo, LBA and total capacity.
10:12:00S_a_i_n_tThe NAND scan is just that, a scan for FS errors.
10:12:45S_a_i_n_tApart from the NAND, there is no specific chip/component information.
10:13:12S_a_i_n_tApart from LCD type, but that is just a number (either 7 or 11 AFAIK)
10:13:32S_a_i_n_t11 seems to be the better LCD type.
10:16:37pixelmawell, I thought maraz had problems with the flash chip so I thought the NAND model might be interesting, Does the model number mark a specific "line" or is this always a unique number if you can tell from your different Nanos?
10:18:15S_a_i_n_tI believe the model number only varies in the capacity, from my 4, the two 4GB's have the same model number, as the do two 2GBs.
10:19:07S_a_i_n_tIf there is indeed some totally different NAND, it may be interesting...
10:19:47S_a_i_n_tthough, I don't see any reason for it to cause trouble. I can't imagine how many Nano1G Rockbox users there are, and maraz seems to be the only one with this problem.
10:20:35S_a_i_n_tpixelma: Do you know much/anything about convbdf?
10:21:09S_a_i_n_t(I want to add 1px of blank space top and bottom to a font...is this possible?
10:21:13S_a_i_n_t+)
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10:22:09pixelmaI don't but I think I saw a forum thread where fml (fml2 in the forums) explains a bit about it
10:22:20*S_a_i_n_t looks, thanks.
10:23:33S_a_i_n_tI have given up trying to recreate a complete unifont charset by hand...
10:23:55S_a_i_n_tI knew it would be hard, but, I didn't really know *how* hard.
10:24:04S_a_i_n_ts/hard/time consuming/
10:26:08S_a_i_n_tHmmmm...it doesn't *quite* do what I want it to. It only modifies the ascent/descent if the font conversion will clip the glyphs as I understand :=/
10:26:23S_a_i_n_tI really just want to add 1px top and bottom.
10:28:49pixelmaif you load the font into a font editor, doesn't it let you set some of these parameters?
10:32:28S_a_i_n_tHmmm...probably. I guess I need to set up a font editor again.
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10:34:09pixelmaor google for convbdf options or possible parameters
10:34:50S_a_i_n_tHmmm, good point. I didn't know if convbdf was implemented from elsewhere, or created for RB specifically.
10:35:54JdGordonmc2739: I dont see the line artifacts on e200 cabbie (I'm using %?mh instead of %?C to force it)
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10:41:19JdGordonhow do I commit directly from git?
10:41:45funmanJdGordon: RTFM
10:41:54JdGordonmeany :)
10:42:12funmanhttp://www.rockbox.org/wiki/GitVersionControl#Using_git_with_the_SVN_repositor
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10:43:04CIA-8New commit by jdgordon (r27569): Fix FS #11497 - switching from a .cue to fm would show the cuesheet bars on the frequency bar thingy
10:43:18JdGordonoh shit...
10:43:41JdGordonhmm... does it do a rebase after?
10:44:00*JdGordon hopes he didnt commit more than he wanted
10:44:02funmanprobably
10:44:20funmanJdGordon: 'git diff trunk' / 'git log trunk..' will show you the difference with svn
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10:44:45funmanalso you can use −−dry-run with git-svn
10:45:00funmanhttp://svn.rockbox.org/viewvc.cgi/trunk/apps/radio/radio.c?r1=27569&r2=27568&pathrev=27569 <- your commit
10:45:13CIA-8r27569 build result: All green
10:46:35JdGordonyeah, all good :)
10:46:54JdGordonit must have started a rebase straight away which scared me.... looked like it was commiting more files
10:47:44funmangit svn dcommit rebases before committing
10:53:09pixelmaJdGordon: did you have time to look into the crash in some cuesheet function with auto-change directory on hwcodec or does it eventually become a bit easier to fix with the new parser? (and ye, there is a FS# for it)
10:53:30JdGordonnope
10:54:44bieberJdGordon: I got your message from earlier about squeezing down the parse tree...if you're really scrounging for bytes, switching the parser up to use arrays instead of linked lists would save you a pointer for each skin_element
10:54:54JdGordonmy ajbr power brick needs 110v so havnt been able to debug at all
10:55:30JdGordonbieber: doesnt that require we know how many elements there are?
10:55:54bieberYes, you'd have to have your containing elements (Viewport, line, etc.) scan ahead to figure out how much space to allocate
10:56:35JdGordonhardly worth it actually
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10:56:58JdGordonI got a pretty big decrease by not allocing new params for each tag but I tihnk that is all
10:57:37bieberYou mean by storing a pointer to the tag table? That was a good move :)
10:57:38pixelmayou can charge the NiMHs in an external charger ;)
10:57:51bieberThe pointer thing would be a real act of desperation, but I figured I'd throw it out there :P
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10:58:40JdGordonbieber: na, I just have a static array of 12 params, if any tag uses less than that I set its param pointer to that array and prey the callback does what it needs to and throws away the rest
10:58:55JdGordonpixelma: I could if I had one
10:59:04JdGordonI tihnk the strings could save some space also
10:59:06bieberOh, okay
10:59:19CIA-8New commit by funman (r27570): aiff metadata: skip chunks larger than buffer ...
10:59:23JdGordonthis is only for ROCKBOX builds so you dont need to worry
10:59:25CIA-8New commit by funman (r27571): aiff codec: small clean up ...
10:59:39S_a_i_n_tsend the batteries to me, and I'll charge them and post them back ;)
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11:00:02JdGordonthey are bassically dead anyway so need to buy new batteries
11:00:19JdGordonalso the ajbr is back in melbourne anyway :)
11:00:44S_a_i_n_tDid you donate it to a museum? :P
11:01:18CIA-8r27570 build result: All green
11:01:52JdGordonpixelma: I dont remember the details, does it only crash if the last track was a .cue?
11:02:03pixelmano
11:02:25pixelmahttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/11355
11:03:20CIA-8r27571 build result: 0 errors, 2 warnings (funman committed)
11:03:32*JdGordon blinks at the gap in the revision numbers in that report
11:03:37pixelmathe crash in the cuesheet function puzzles me a bit, but it is reproducible (and the bug was introduced in the cuesheet rework). It doesn't matter if cuesheet is enabled or not
11:04:14pixelmait just shows that not many use auto-change directory...
11:04:33JdGordonI cant do anything more than having another look at the code for the next (long) while
11:04:39CIA-8New commit by funman (r27572): aiff metadata: fix format string (%zd for size_t)
11:05:46S_a_i_n_tI do use autochange directory, but I fond it doesn't always seem to work. Sometimes after finishing an album/directory it will just stop playback.
11:05:54S_a_i_n_tI don't use cuesheets however
11:06:00JdGordonumm... WTF? is that a NULL/random pointer access?
11:06:07S_a_i_n_ts/fond/found/
11:06:25CIA-8r27572 build result: All green
11:07:26JdGordonwait, why the heck is cuesheet still an option?
11:07:41JdGordonIIRC the point of that change was to remove the buf_alloc() requirement
11:07:49JdGordontucker time.. ill investigate after
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11:09:42pixelmabecause it needs quite a lot of RAM
11:09:47pixelmaI thought
11:10:30JdGordonno, i moved that onto MoB so it wouldnt
11:10:44JdGordonnom nom nom.. bbs
11:10:48pixelmathere is no MoB on hwcodec...
11:11:12JdGordonok, so hwcoddc should stay as an option
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11:30:41glaucousIs it possible to edit the <All Tracks> menu? I'd like it to go by "fmt_title" instead of just title.
11:30:53pixelmaso that change was basically wrong for hwcodec at all?
11:31:03pixelmaJdGordon ^
11:35:17pixelmabut the comit message mentions differences between hwcodec and swcodec, no idea.
11:40:13JdGordonpixelma: dunno.. need to have a careful look at it
11:42:46JdGordonhmm no, there is still an alloced cuesheet
11:47:06JdGordonamiconn: do you know when hwcodec reads the metadata from the file?
11:49:18JdGordonah found it...
11:49:25JdGordonpixelma: test a one line patch?
11:50:17glaucousWhy isn't this working? %format "fmt_title""%s, %4d": %s, %02d. %s" artist year album tracknum title ? tracknum > "0" & year > "0". All is working until I add the "year" part.
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11:51:31pixelmaI'm at work currently (and on a Mac, so installing builds manually already is a PITA), otherwise I would
11:52:48JdGordonok well try the patch when you get a chance and commit if it works
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11:52:55JdGordonAFAIC im done with it
11:53:37pixelmaok, if you can post it somewhere (with a short explanation on what it does)
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11:54:14JdGordonthe tracker
11:54:45pixelmathanks, I'll try in the evening and report back (or commit if you want)
11:55:15pixelmanice patch name ;)
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12:15:46JdGordonpixelma: if it works feel free to commit... here is a good message to use:
12:16:40JdGordon"If this isnt proof that we can drop hwcodec support then I dont know what is... 4000 revs between cause and report, another 2000 to fix..."
12:34:13marazS_a_i_n_t: is there anything specific you'd like to know from the OF diagnostic mode?
12:35:41S_a_i_n_tmaybe the NAND info might be interesting, to compare between my Nano1G 2GBs
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12:38:29marazS_a_i_n_t: would that be HD_Specs?
12:38:55S_a_i_n_tyes.
12:39:01marazthe model number is WE-M-C45K-19D05LT5SS (firmware revision KB)
12:39:27maraztotal LBA 3999744, if it matters
12:41:28S_a_i_n_tSame NAND as my two Nano1g 2GBs, and my 4GBs also.
12:41:38marazinteresting
12:42:14Tornemaraz: it's interesting that it's DMA that causes it ;)
12:42:19Tornehave you tracked down which actual chip is overheating?
12:42:25marazno
12:42:34Tornei would *hope* the controller
12:42:36marazthat would require opening the device, which i have no tools for
12:42:48Tornesince the actual speed of accessing the NAND is more or less the same whether you use DMA or not
12:42:54S_a_i_n_tThe only difference between the 2 and 4GB models is that the 2GB is missing one NAND chip.
12:42:56Tornewell, a bit faster for reads
12:43:16Tornei say "hope"
12:43:20marazand 25% slower for writes, yes?
12:43:48Torneer, no idea. don't think anyone tested that on the flash based devices
12:44:02Torneit was slower on several disk based models, so i didn't bother turning it on
12:44:40TorneI have no idea if the OF uses DMA on the flash devices
12:44:56Torneit certainly does use DMA on the disk ones, since that's where the code to do it came from
12:45:41S_a_i_n_tthing I can't figure out is why maraz's Nano doesn;t like it.
12:45:47S_a_i_n_tand mine are all fine.
12:45:56Tornewell, i have no idea how many nano1g users there are
12:46:08Tornebut the fact that absolutely nobody else has reported this suggests his hardware is just marginal/broken
12:46:27Tornesorry :)
12:46:33S_a_i_n_tI've been saying that for a while ;)
12:46:55Tornei'm generally not willing to disable a feature based on *one* bug report that can easily be a hardware issue, i'm afraid, maraz
12:47:24marazdon't worry, i'm not requesting *that*
12:47:28TorneSure.
12:47:43Tornebut.. there's not a great deal we can do
12:47:51Torneyou tried lower modes, yes?
12:48:03marazyeah, i tried UDMA1
12:48:06marazto no avail
12:48:23marazhmm
12:48:25TorneYou could try MDMA
12:48:34Tornei forget how you make it do that though
12:48:40Torneand i don't know if that was ever actually tested ;)
12:48:45marazwhat's the difference between MA099NF/A, DK/A and B/A?
12:49:17marazall are 2GB black 1G nanos
12:49:29marazmine is a DK model
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12:50:02Tornei doubt we have any idea, i'm afraid :)
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12:50:27Tornethe model numbers change quite a bit and there's rarely any detectable hardware difference that affects us
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12:56:05Tornemaraz: i'm afraid i'm a bit short of ideas
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12:57:06marazTorne: well, it's fixed for now, i guess time will take care of the rest
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12:57:34[Saint]maraz: Want to test a theme?
12:57:37Tornemaraz: I'm not sure what benefit DMA actually is on the nano1g, as i implied
12:57:57[Saint]maraz: http://www.datafilehost.com/download-cbbf4ea3.html
12:58:15[Saint](hopefully finished, fingers crossed)
12:58:19TorneDMA mostly just reduces the CPU usage while disk access is going on, rather than helping performance a great deal; it helps a lot in certain cases on some models, but mostly not ;)
12:58:32*n1s can't remember if the emac shifts the result in fractional mode
12:58:37Torneit's a good thing in general which is why I turned it on, but you probably aren't losing a great deal by having it off
12:59:05[Saint]mc2739: Another version of that theme: http://www.datafilehost.com/download-cbbf4ea3.html
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13:00:28maraz[Saint]: ew, white ;)
13:00:35*maraz much prefers white-on-black
13:00:56[Saint]maraz: You recognise it though...no?
13:01:15[Saint]if you like white on black, use my "Symmetry" theme.
13:01:20*maraz looks it up
13:01:48xlargecrap... i've wrecked a perfectly fine e260 :(
13:02:03maraz[Saint]: i'm more for cabbiev3 although it's a bit cluttered too
13:02:36[Saint]a bit cluttered "too"? :P
13:02:37[Saint]Is that saying something about Symmetry? ;)
13:02:49marazindeed
13:03:02[Saint]bah! :p
13:03:06marazbut don't worry, the way i see it cabbiev3 is basically the only even remotely usable theme :p
13:03:33marazwell i guess cabbiev2 is not so bad either
13:03:44marazi just dislike using the rockbox logo on the wps
13:03:55marazcluttery, cluttery, cluttery!
13:04:05[Saint]I guess I could make a white on black version of the iLike theme, but, it would look *weird*...
13:05:12[Saint]The WPS is about as close to the OF as I can get it, so I think its time to stop.
13:05:45[Saint]One slight addition for the rec-screen...then, done. Finally.
13:07:41marazheh
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13:28:51JdGordonS_a_i_n_t: pretty sure we've brought that up before :)
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13:39:41*JdGordon thinks he might be finished with this mammoth skin patch!!
13:39:55JdGordonmitk: can you try the latest patch?
13:40:19mitkyep
13:42:22JdGordonjdgordon.info/rockbox.sansa">http://jdgordon.info/rockbox.sansa
13:42:26JdGordonyou dont need the full zip :)
13:42:31mitkJdGordon: This one is really monster :)
13:42:55JdGordonyeah, cant wait to see the back of it :)
13:43:36mitkIt's fuze, I think
13:44:09JdGordonyes v1
13:57:35mitkJdGordon: It's looking like this patch has solved problems with cabbiev2. I can't see any :) Progress bar is not displayed, but as you sad it is temporary and by intention.
13:58:28JdGordonthe reason AA wasnt drawn is the same as progressbar... I was being generous and adding that back in though
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14:00:10JdGordonmitk: ah bugfger... forgot to rebase which is why the patch is huge
14:01:28mitkJdGordon: What about binary you made. Proper or bugger? Can test another one if you like
14:01:45JdGordonproper... I manually did the change on the build box
14:02:08JdGordonS_a_i_n_t: ping
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14:09:15JdGordonWho owns a archos player?
14:09:34CIA-8r27574 build result: All green
14:11:40pixelma9 of 18... who says "most" ;)
14:12:06JdGordonhu?
14:12:19JdGordonsomething lost in the translation? :confused:
14:13:44pixelmaok, maybe some of the other cabbiev2s already had viewports
14:14:00JdGordonah
14:14:11JdGordonI thought you were replying to my question :p
14:14:58mitkipod color/photo is good also for fuzev1 and fuzev2 so you have 11 of 18 ?
14:16:55pixelmaJdGordon: do you look for someone with an Archos at all or just teh Player?
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14:17:06JdGordonthe player
14:17:06JdGordoncharcell
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14:19:44pixelmalooked it up on RockboxTesting?
14:20:56JdGordondont need to anymore :)
14:24:42pixelmahas the patch been tested on monochrome or greyscale targets (or in the sim) - maybe targets with remote or some slightly unusual themes/screens (e.g. something with conditional peakmeters like the built-in FM screen on hwcodec targets)? I'd like to help out testing but I'll be quite busy with real life this week,
14:26:39JdGordonI've been running it on my mini2g all week, and the sim
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14:32:41mc2739S_a_i_n_t: I tried your new version and noticed the change in font size in ths FMS. It looks much better now that it does not cut off, but it will probably still cut off for users in an FM region that displays 2 decimal positions.
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14:50:28mrkikoHi all! Since I've been away forso long - has anything happened regarding the rockbox's speech system?^
14:50:32mrkiko?
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15:41:49CIA-8New commit by kugel (r27575): Factor out opening and removing DIRCACHE_FILE into separate functions.
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15:47:11kugelS_a_i_n_t: are you bored?
15:47:35kugelif yes, you could make a 320x240 cabbiev2 for touchscreens :)
15:47:50kugelI'm going to need a 320x480 version too :p
15:51:50tmztwhat hardware is hvga?
15:53:01kugelmy phone
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16:03:27thefirstMI am having a problem with writing rockbox.ipodx to the OSOS partition on my Ipod Nano2G with ipodpatcher. I am following the directions on the ipodpatcher wiki page, but sometimes it says that it couldn't read the header from rockbox.ipodx and fails to work. Other times, it works just fine. Does anyone know what might be up with this?
16:03:50balintxwhy limited bookmarks ? :/
16:03:59thefirstMI filed a bug report with a file that won't work. It is bug #11499.
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16:06:28pixelmabalintx: "limited" how?
16:06:51balintxit says I can't add more bookmarks
16:06:57balintxin text_viewer
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16:07:53balintxit is very fustrating while reading ebook :/ okay dont read ebook on an mp3 player.. but if there is textviewer.. Why can't I add more bookmarks? Why not unlimited?
16:12:02kugelbalintx: because memory is not unlimited on these devices
16:12:25balintxlol
16:12:45balintxokay, thanks..
16:13:04kugelI'm sure you can delete older bookmarks
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16:53:29kugelgevaerts: I think I converted almost everything now, but that I have potentially overlooked some places. but I would rather not search for these places now and fix them when needed instead. do you want to have a final look at the patch?
16:53:58kugelor, I better announce it in my today's weekly report and wait a few more days
16:54:41kugel(luckily git allows me to get new stuff done even if it depends on non-yet-in-svn stuff separately)
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17:20:23CIA-8New commit by kugel (r27576): Fix cabbiev2.220x176x16.wps
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17:35:46S_a_i_n_tmc2739: I was unaware that the decimal positions in the .fms were regional... :-/
17:35:49S_a_i_n_tgood to know.
17:36:39S_a_i_n_tDid you notice the new font in the main menu?
17:36:54S_a_i_n_tIts about as close as I can get to the OF now.
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17:49:26S_a_i_n_tkugel: ping?
17:49:46kugelS_a_i_n_t: pong
17:50:01S_a_i_n_tDo you have any specific requirements for this theme?
17:50:38kugelit should have some touchregions so that it works with absolute mode
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17:50:47S_a_i_n_tI really need to get the CabbieV2 viewportifying done, but, this is easier since I'll be starting from a decent base and not working from scratch ;)
17:51:06kugelI think the ondas have a touchscreen wps (but IIRC it's doesn't work really well)
17:51:43S_a_i_n_tthe ones I have left to do are slightly more difficult, and if I wait until I have finished those to do your theme it may be some time, so, I'll try whipping something up now.
17:52:02kugelcool!
17:52:21S_a_i_n_tI'll blame you for distracting me though :P
17:53:20kugelno problem :)
17:54:24S_a_i_n_tWhat's the screen resolution of your device? I'll assume you'll want that one first.
17:55:13kugel"<kugel> if yes, you could make a 320x240 cabbiev2 for touchscreens :)<kugel> I'm going to need a 320x480 version too :p"
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17:55:53kugelI think 320x240 is more important because there's actually a target with touchscreen and that resolution (cowond2). I'm amazed there's still no proper cabbie port for it
17:56:01*S_a_i_n_t wonders what the two sizes are for.
17:57:40kugel320x240 is the current RaaA, and 320x480 will be the first android one
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18:04:37*S_a_i_n_t wonders if the new touchscreem syntax is documented anywhere.
18:04:55S_a_i_n_tI assume it isn't still in pipes as customWPS suggests.
18:05:05S_a_i_n_tand, the manual neglects touch altogether
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18:23:05S_a_i_n_tHmmm, I was thinking I could be a cheap bastard and just simply add touchscreen areas...but, no.
18:23:11S_a_i_n_tIt needs a lot more than that.
18:23:21S_a_i_n_tThe whole layout needs to be rethought...
18:25:04kugelS_a_i_n_t: I think the onda cabbie just pop ups some icons once you touch the screen
18:25:37kugelwith %Ti
18:26:05S_a_i_n_tYes, that's what I'm going to have to do here.
18:26:20S_a_i_n_tAlso, I'm probably going to need to make some new icons.
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18:28:41S_a_i_n_tI think I'll look more closely into this in an more appropriate time tomorrow...The coding I can do, but, the creativity fails me.
18:28:55pixelmatouchscreen tags are only explained in manuals of touchscreen targets, currently only the D2 one available on the site
18:28:56S_a_i_n_tI'm wanting to give it an awesome conditional UI.
18:29:10kugelS_a_i_n_t: there are some icons in wps/cabbiev2 (in svn)
18:29:10S_a_i_n_tSo, the screen doesn't needlessly display icons.
18:29:49S_a_i_n_tkugel: yeah, I may or may not need new ones yet...not too sure.'
18:30:04kugelS_a_i_n_t: ohh wait a second, I just see 'cabbiev2.320x240x16.mrobe500.wps'
18:30:14kugelI'm assuming that should work
18:30:24S_a_i_n_tit's monochrome no?
18:30:30S_a_i_n_teasy to fix if it is.
18:30:57pixelmathe MRobe500 isn't. the MRobe100 is monochrome
18:31:13S_a_i_n_tkugel: Well, that's one of the ones I have left to viewportify...so, I'll put it at the top of my list for the morning.
18:31:19pixelmathe 500 has a 640x480 coloured touchscreen
18:31:43kugelI think it was once (and can still be) configured for 320x240, that's probably why it has a cabbie
18:31:57pixelma(and was set to use as "320x240" once)...
18:32:24S_a_i_n_tkugel: As you may see...that is a "pre-viewport" theme.
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18:32:36S_a_i_n_tAnd the use of %?C for everything is *terrible*
18:32:47S_a_i_n_tOnce I fix that tomorrow...she'll be all yours.
18:33:19S_a_i_n_tThough...I'll still be wanting to see if I can't add some "cool" to it.
18:33:23kugelit has touchregions, enough for me right now :)
18:33:32S_a_i_n_theh ;)
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18:33:52kugelbut feel free to improve it!
18:33:53S_a_i_n_tI assume RaaA will use the new parser when it goes in?
18:34:01S_a_i_n_tWhen it does go in, that theme will break.
18:34:16S_a_i_n_t(which is where I come in)
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18:36:43kugelS_a_i_n_t: why will it break?
18:36:53S_a_i_n_tNo viewports
18:37:02kugelis that a problem?
18:37:14S_a_i_n_tEverything will display all weird, or not at all.
18:37:15funmani'm making AMS bootloaders & mkamsboot binaries
18:37:29kugelI don't think we should drop no-viewport-themes support
18:37:38S_a_i_n_tThis is the reason I need to finish "viewportifying" the themes.
18:38:06S_a_i_n_tIt's not dropping it, but, it is limiting what can be done.
18:38:32kugelI think we'll have a talk about that
18:38:53S_a_i_n_tPrimarily I think it affects conditionals
18:39:01kugelviewports make themes terribly target depending, something that's undesirable for some people
18:39:24S_a_i_n_tfrom what I've seenon the tracker for the new skin parser things wont necessarily display correctly if not in a viewport.
18:39:44S_a_i_n_t(images)
18:39:51S_a_i_n_tText is fine as I understand it.
18:40:27kugeltext only/no backdrop is still a perfectly valid approach
18:40:29S_a_i_n_tStatic images can still be drawn in the default viewport without hassle
18:40:43S_a_i_n_tIt's when they are conditional that its foolish to not have viewports.
18:40:55S_a_i_n_tEvery theme should use them IMO
18:41:06kugelhow's that foolish?
18:41:20S_a_i_n_tNot clearing properly.
18:41:48kugelthat's easy to solve
18:41:55S_a_i_n_tapparently not.
18:42:02kugelsvn does it
18:42:19S_a_i_n_tIt actually doesn't.
18:42:35S_a_i_n_tA "false" viewport isn;t cleared in SVN
18:42:47S_a_i_n_t(for text)
18:43:32S_a_i_n_tPerhaps I'm missing something vital though... jd could explain it a lot better.
18:43:43kugelwell, it certainly did at some point
18:44:45S_a_i_n_tThe FM screen is a pretty good example of viewports not clearing at the present in SVN
18:45:05S_a_i_n_tthe poor update makes it easy to see.
18:45:29kugelthat's a different problem though
18:46:38kugelit basically only ever refreshes dynamic content, not static one when it needs to (e.g. when changing presets=
18:48:04S_a_i_n_tMy basic rule of thumb is "if it is dynamic in any way, stick it in a viewport", I'm pretty sure that the tracker for the new skin parser lists some of the areas in which not using a viewport can lead to odd display.
18:48:15kugelthe images in the touchregions in that mr500 theme are properly cleared after the %Tl timeout wears off, only the albumart draws over
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18:51:14kugelthat wps is crap though :)
18:51:33S_a_i_n_twhich?
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18:53:05S_a_i_n_twhat did I break on 220x176?
18:53:54S_a_i_n_thah, again... :/
18:55:14S_a_i_n_tI uploaded a similar fix to http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/11490 for the Video, I seem to like messing up hold icons.
18:55:47S_a_i_n_tif someone is in a committing mood, I'm sure Video owners want their hold icon back.
18:56:05S_a_i_n_tAnd, ....sorry.
18:57:42CIA-8New commit by kugel (r27577): FS #11490 by Hayden Pearce ...
18:57:52*S_a_i_n_t nods.
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19:04:20funmani tested all the AMSv2, fuzev1 and clipv1
19:04:43funmanAMSv1 bootloaders include USB
19:05:12funmanmkamsboot include not-yet-committed-because-bootloaders-with-usb-weren't-released diff which disables dualboot on USB plug
19:05:40funmanAMSv2 bootloaders work with the new hardware revisions (I also made a new one for the clipv2 while i was at it)
19:05:49funmanplease test m200v4/c200v2/e200v2
19:09:28kugelfunman: works great on my fuzev1
19:13:24funman(in case i forget) i used r27576
19:13:31gevaertskugel: I suspect that this possible RaaA GUI/daemon split might help the n900 too
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19:23:20*S_a_i_n_t wonders why the sim doesn't save it to the config when you select a .kbd file
19:23:39S_a_i_n_teven if your .cfg includes said .kbd file, it is not laoded.
19:23:48S_a_i_n_t*loaded.
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19:24:40kugelS_a_i_n_t: the file needs to be in /.rockbox IIRC
19:24:55S_a_i_n_tkugel: It is.
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19:25:36S_a_i_n_tIf I want to test my .kbd in the sim I need to load it manually each time.
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19:26:58S_a_i_n_tUes, it id definitely saving it to the config on selection, but the sim fails to load it for some reason.
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19:27:14funmanjhMikeS: do you have a m200v4 to test a bootloader?
19:27:35Buscheln1s: wow!
19:27:44Buschel45% faster? ;)
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19:40:28funmanyes he has a v4, i saw llorean & jhMikeS also have one on RockboxTesting
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19:41:40FlynDicefunman: Your bootloader works fine for e200v2 happy hacing!
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19:41:49FlynDiceer hacking even
19:41:59funmanthanks ;)
19:42:22funman(not hacking anything atm)
19:42:49FlynDicehah, me neither and not for a long time... ;-(
19:43:45funman:/
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19:46:14funmantoo bad i can't test on the c200v2 i have .. i can't upgrade bootloader anymore because storage is broken
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20:07:53ranmafunman: Also got my used fuzev1 today
20:08:25funmannice, did you reproduce the bug that borka seen?
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20:10:29ranmaNot yet, I haven't set up the build environment on this machine yet
20:11:09ranmaI'm also seeing some problem building the eabi toolchain on amd64
20:11:28ranmaIt fails with some truncated/zero-size .o file
20:11:37funmanyou have enough disk space?
20:11:39ranmaOld toolchain just finished building
20:12:00ranmaYes, I'm pretty sure. Only about 400MB of 4G in /tmp were used
20:14:49funmani can pack my binaries if you want
20:16:42ranmaI'll figure out whats going wrong with the toolchain later, for now I started configure with −−no-eabi
20:19:46kugelranma: just as a warning that toolchain is possible not going to work anymore at some point in the future
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20:30:03ranmac200v2 works fine with the new bootloader and mkamsboot
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20:37:59Buschelneed to test compilation on some other target to test the iram usage...
20:39:57ranmaBootloader 2.0 doesn't seem to work on my Fuze v1 though, it just hangs at the bootloader screen, without any error message...
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20:41:45bieberS_a_i_n_t: It should render negative coordinates correctly. Did you find a problem, or just thinking?
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20:47:38saratogado i just completely not understand what that guy on the forums is saying about AA fonts?
20:48:10Buscheln1s: you there?
20:49:06ranmaOk, more a problem with the newly compiled rockbox hanging, (because of old toolchain maybe) bootloader 2.0 works fine
20:49:06saratogadoesn't it work by just computing what you want to blur in advanced, and then filtering those pixels when you render the font?
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20:50:43Buscheln1s/mt: how much MHz does wmapro need on mcf5249/5250 for realtime?
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20:58:56pixelmasaratoga: IIUC he proposes precalculating the alpha channel value of a pixel and then combining e.g. 10% opacity of foreground colour with the background, it's somewhat a step between computing everything on target and fully precalculating against a fixed background (a bit of my interpretation)
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21:03:12pixelmaI believe it is what the antialiasing patch does
21:04:40mtBuschel: I don't have a coldfire target :(
21:04:49Buscheldo you have numbers?
21:05:12mtNope, just those on the CodecPerformanceComparison page
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21:05:55Buschelok, then let's ask for help :)
21:06:34mtDo you have a patch that needs to be tested on a CF target ?
21:06:45Buschelanyone with a coldfire target (mcf 5249 or mcf5250) volunteering for some wmapro tests?
21:06:46mtor is that 11498 ?
21:06:55Buschelyes, it is 11498 v03
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21:14:17mtBuschel: Nice work :)
21:14:33Buschelmt: thanks
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21:15:12Buschelmt: not sure though whether it is faester to move tmp to IRAM or move some of the sine_windows to IRAM instead...
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21:23:24*bertrik wants to commit http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/11492
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21:27:13S_a_i_n_tbieber: Just thinking outloud.
21:27:21bieberOkay, cool
21:27:25bieberI'm pretty sure it works right
21:27:55S_a_i_n_tI'm not sure the documentation actually mtntions negative coords in viewports...so, just checking ;)
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21:29:31bertrikWhat are negative coordinates good for?
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21:31:21bieberNegative coordinates start from the right/bottom edges instead of top/left
21:31:55bieberSo %V(0, 0, -50, -50, -) would start at the top left corner, and extend out to 50 pixels short of the edges of the screen, for example
21:32:16bertrikok
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21:34:09*S_a_i_n_t has a feeling ti works slightly differently...but could be wrong.
21:34:41mtstupid connection
21:34:50mtBuschel: I think putting tmp in iram is better
21:35:10Buscheljust measuring for PP5022
21:35:27mtoh sorry I was thinking of sincos_lookup not the windows
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21:36:53mthmm .. I still think tmp might be faster
21:36:58pixelmaS_a_i_n_t, bieber: I *believe* you set the x- and y-coordinate to something negative and width and height stay a positive number but I never used it
21:36:59Buscheltmp mt: difference is minor
21:37:26S_a_i_n_tpixelma: Yes, you're correct there.
21:37:34bieberpixelma: According to CustomWPS at least, either one could be negative, no?
21:38:02bieberThe x and y values may be negative which means "pixels from the far edge".. i.e x == -50 means 50 pixels from the right edge
21:38:02bieberThe width and height values may also be negative which means almost the same as above...
21:38:18bieberUnless we've changed things since then
21:38:29pixelmahmm, it says so
21:38:42S_a_i_n_tAs I understand it, -43 for example extends from the top right corner, 43px from the edge...you dig?
21:38:56Buschelmt: win -> 38.1 MHz, tmp -> 37.5 MHz
21:39:20Buschelmt: will now keep tmp in iram and move as much win to iram as possible as well
21:40:08S_a_i_n_t-14x -40y is the same as x= width -40 and y=height -40 as I understand it.
21:40:20S_a_i_n_tIts a weird way of doing things, but, usefull sometimes.
21:40:26mtBuschel: Great ! I'm still working on producing non interleaved output, there's something I'm missing and not sure what it is yet.
21:40:32S_a_i_n_ts/14/40/
21:41:13*mt really wants to see how much speedup Buschel's changes achieve on ColdFire
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21:43:45Buschelreached a minor additional speed up: 37.3 MHz now
21:44:27mtWhat's that in percentage now ?
21:44:49mt(% realtime I mean)
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21:48:18Buschelmt: on PP5022 it is 214%
21:48:39mtBuschel: Impressive ! :)
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21:49:25mtsvn is ~150-160% iirc
21:50:16Buschelyes, 161%
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21:56:38kugelbertrik: go for it!
21:56:56kugelI had the same on my todo list too
21:58:42bertrikI haven't tested a target with TEA5767 yet, but I'm pretty sure I did it right
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22:00:09Buschelamiconn/pixelma: wasn't it one of you who owns an m5/x5? willing to support a short test regarding decoding speed of libwmapro? FS #11498
22:00:28saratogacan the wma pro windows be shared with the mdctlib trig tables?
22:00:41saratogaIIRC they can be, at least for the smaller sizes
22:01:11Buschelsaratoga: good point.
22:01:11saratogaalthough you have to stride them a few entries at a time, which is slower on arm7
22:01:22saratogaso maybe its not worth it, at least on PP
22:03:52saratogai told mt via email that i thought we could save 4MHz or so on PP by using the mdct lib, but i guess the bigger savings is just reducing memory usage by merging all these trig tables
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22:09:31merbananwmapro and wmastd should use the same windows
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22:10:26wodzBuschel: I can test on mcf5249. Are there some test wmapro files?
22:10:58Buschelwodz: perfect! http://download.rockbox.org/test_files/
22:11:04merbananhttp://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/WMA9/wmapro/
22:12:46wodzBuschel: which file do You prefer? I have rather slow connection so I would avoid downloading all of them
22:13:12BuschelI have used wmapro_173k.wma from the rockbox site
22:13:38wodzok
22:15:19wodzshould I patch some specific revision or just svn head?
22:15:21CIA-8New commit by bertrik (r27579): FM tuner region code cleanup - FS #11492 by me. ...
22:17:01CIA-8r27579 build result: All green
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22:21:22lestatarhi all...sorry to interrupt - am having issues with themes not working on gigabeat most recent build
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22:21:59lestatarupgraded to latest build breaks the theme i'd like
22:22:16lestataractually, all other themes i have installed do not work as well.
22:22:42lestatarWPS screen is always the standard black/white text only rb screen, the one with the meters on the bottom
22:22:46lestatarany ideas?
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22:25:40pixelmathere was a change to the WPS syntax not long ago and older themes need to be updated - many of the ones on the theme site were
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22:26:20lestatari see
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22:26:26lestatarthanks pixelma
22:26:38lestatarhow can i determine if the theme i like is compatible?
22:27:48pixelmawhere did you get it from? You can also update them yourself
22:27:48Buschelwodz: svn head against patched v03 FS #11498
22:27:48lestatarfrom rb site/themes
22:27:48lestatarit indicates it works with current build
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22:27:50lestataris the only one 1 am interested in using...
22:27:51lestatarhttp://themes.rockbox.org/index.php?themeid=506&target=gigabeatfx
22:28:25wodzBuschel: ok this will take me a while to sync with svn.
22:29:36pixelmalestatar: looks like this one was updated, just reinstall and select it again
22:29:43Buschelwodz: ok
22:29:55Buschelmt: how is your progress with the non-interleaving?
22:30:00lestatarhuh, ok...will do that pixelma...thanks a ton :-D
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22:30:39wodzBuschel: v03 or v04 from FS #11498 ?
22:30:49Buscheloops, v04 of course
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22:31:42mtBuschel: It's working now but it's not much different semantically .. instead of copying sample-by-sample, I do a memcpy for the whole output. Not sure if this will be that much faster.
22:31:52mtBut I'm working on another idea now.
22:34:14wodzmemcpy is quite efficient on CF because of line transfers
22:35:13Buschelmt: ok, just did the same out of interest. the speedup through non-interleaving is huge btw, another 1.0 MHz on PP5022
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22:51:11ascheelThis is entirely off the wall, but how do I find out if there's a way to help out further progression on Sansa Fuze compatibility with Rockbox? I see the Sansa line is almost complete minus USB.
22:58:07AlexPIt's easy
22:58:10AlexPget coding :)
22:58:28AlexPFind something missing you want to add, look at the code, get to work :)
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22:58:53Buschelmt: you have a non-interleaving change that produces an identical crc32 checksum?
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23:00:42mt Buschel : I haven't checked .. but I think I wouldn't have too, my idea is to work directly on the "channel[i].out" buffers without copying anything. I think I'm almost there.
23:00:50mts/too/to
23:01:04Buschelmt: ok, I'll drop my changes and wait for yours then
23:01:08mtAh wait
23:01:25mtI think I know why you're not getting identical checksums
23:02:06mtBuschel: when copying sample by sample, I scaled the samples up by one bit, which of course wouldn't be done when memcpy'ing.
23:02:13bertrikascheel, USB should be working for fuze v1, although the bootloader still boots into the original firmware when it detects a USB connection
23:03:00mtBuschel: this was a hack, I'll look into the code better to see where the samples should be scaled up. But I think you could ignore the non identical checksums now :)
23:03:43wodzBuschel: mcf5249 wmapro_173k.wma; svn: 179.40MHz 69.22% realtime; wmapro_v04.patch: 117.63MHz 105.57% realtime
23:04:02Buschelahhh, you wanted to avoid DSP_SET_SAMPLE_DEPTH = 16
23:05:03Buschelwodz: great, we're there! realtime ;)
23:06:14*mt high fives Buschel !
23:06:35mt\o/
23:06:38*Buschel high fives mt !
23:06:43wodznice work
23:06:51*mt just got rid of a 192k buffer from wma pro
23:07:05Buscheland this is for the slow mcf5249, the mcf5250 will be faster
23:07:55Buscheland with mt's non-interleaving change it will faster as well
23:08:32wodz5249 is the slowest swcodec target isn't it?
23:08:37Buschelwodz: crc32 is the same for svn and patched?
23:09:00wodzBuschel: didn't checked crc
23:09:03AlexPwodz: Depends
23:09:16AlexPwodz: Faster clock that most pp, but not dual core
23:09:21AlexPiram differences too
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23:18:49CIA-8New commit by bieber (r27580): Theme Editor: Changed binary name to rbthemeeditor
23:19:37mtwodz: Could you test my patch ? (last one in #11498)
23:20:29wodzmt: sure, just after I check crc for Buschel :-)
23:20:29CIA-8r27580 build result: All green
23:20:59mtwodz: Alright, thanks ! :)
23:21:31wodzmt: should I apply patch on top of svn or on top of 11498 v04 ?
23:21:44mtsvn head
23:21:54mtwodz ^
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23:24:54mtBuschel: Which file runs 161% on arm (svn) ? the 171k one ?
23:25:58Buschelyes
23:27:11mtBuschel: em .. there are 173k and 141k files, which one of those ? :)
23:27:48mt(and 271k too, so there's a mistake in some digit there :P )
23:27:52Buscheloops, just saw "17x" -> the 173k file
23:28:02mtalright :)
23:32:10S_a_i_n_tIs anyone familiar with the syntax for conditional UI viewports?
23:32:26mtBuschel: 170% - 47MHz on arm
23:32:45mtnot bad I think
23:33:13Buschelmt: indeed, what CPU do you have?
23:33:13wodzBuschel: crc32 is the same for svn and v04 patch
23:33:41mtBuschel: pp5024 iirc (sansa e200)
23:33:46Buschelwodz: good :o)
23:34:43BuschelBuschel: should be the same than my PP5022. in this case your patch saves another 2.6 MHz, quite a lot. We should submit all of our patches :o)
23:35:26wodzmt: Your patch does not apply
23:35:54Buschelmt: would you mind if I would submit my (bigger) patch first?
23:36:10mtwodz : What's the error ?
23:36:20mtBuschel: Not at all
23:37:28CIA-8New commit by bieber (r27581): Theme Editor: Added ditor: Added a version number to the project file
23:37:41wodzmt: this is the .rej content http://www.pastie.org/1061179
23:38:58CIA-8r27581 build result: All green
23:39:06mtwodz : Weird, this is the only failed hunk ? all the rest applied ?
23:39:29wodzyes. weird in did
23:39:41wodzI don't see why it failed
23:41:39mtwodz: (quick and dirty solution) : here's my wmapro.c file http://www.pastie.org/1061183
23:41:48wodzI see now - in your patch there is int32_t decoded[BUFSIZE]; removed but in svn it is static int32_t
23:42:00mtah that's why
23:42:13mtI didn't update after nils's changes
23:43:10CIA-8New commit by Buschel (r27582): Submit part of FS #11498. Major speedup for WMA Professional on ARM and Coldfire CPUs. Introduce asm routines for multiplications, move arrays with ...
23:44:12*Buschel crosses fingers
23:44:45CIA-8r27582 build result: All green
23:44:58mtBuschel scares another codec into the real time zone \o/
23:45:33Buschelthat's what I like :)
23:46:35Buschelwould still be interesting to see the nubmers for mcf5250
23:46:50mtyeah me too.
23:46:56Buschelmt: now it's your turn ;)
23:46:59wodzBuschel: maybe it's time for mp4 in rockbox :-)
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23:47:31Buschelwodz: if you would take a look at libfaad... it
23:47:42Buschel*it is not much fun to deal with it...
23:48:20*mt faints on the thought of working with libfaad
23:48:53wodzBuschel: I was thinking about divix and company
23:49:17wodzmore and more players have big screens and quite powerfull cpus
23:49:33Buschelwodz: aah, ok. never worked on this though
23:49:49*Buschel has a less powerful cpu in his dap
23:51:39wodzmt: 70.71% realtime 175.62MHz (svn: 179.40MHz 69.22% realtime)
23:52:25mtonly 1.5% :(
23:52:49wodz3.8MHz still
23:53:05mtyeah maybe not that bad.
23:53:13mtwodz: Thanks for testing :)
23:53:21wodzyou welcome

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