--- Log for 31.08.102 Server: brunner.openprojects.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 13 hours and 36 minutes ago 00.00.03 # whe ni start a song, the display remains in the file window 00.00.11 # ah i see 00.00.20 # i have to push on to switch to audio 00.00.52 # whats the litte square ont he right 00.00.55 # yeah i dunno why that is, it was doing that for me before this addition too 00.00.58 # next to the seconds ticking 00.01.02 # ironi: thats the progress bar 00.01.13 # it should start off blank and then fill in from left to right, top to bottom 00.01.20 # hehe 00.01.22 # =) 00.01.58 # the arrow is hiding the first letter on the menus 00.02.05 # on the active row of a menu 00.02.09 # hmm 00.02.13 # well, gotta get some sleep. night all! 00.02.13 # it is? 00.02.19 # ->eneral Settings 00.02.22 # like that 00.02.28 # before it starts to scroll 00.02.30 # yep 00.02.38 Part LinusN 00.03.01 # wow 00.03.41 # i wonder what archos would say if theis project result was presented tot them 00.03.48 # heh 00.03.49 # maybe they would consider open source developmewnt 00.04.14 # i mean this impresses me...so nice UI on a kinda lousy display 00.04.33 # heh 00.07.32 # somebody needs to figure out a way to make the custom WPS support parsed info and use it when lacking id3, and still be able to fall back to filename if there's not enough to parse or something 00.11.13 # that mod i sent you should also display .txt files, though not very well and it's not well tested.. heh 00.13.20 # ok... i'm new... what's WPS? 00.13.28 Quit sylvr (Remote closed the connection) 00.13.41 # the while playing screen 00.13.55 # ahhhhh.... i knew that... was just testing ya. ;) 00.13.58 # :p 00.14.04 Join langhaarrocker [0] (~Philipp@B2608.pppool.de) 00.15.38 # while i was delirious the other night, i had a dream (hallucination?) - someone figgered out a way to connect a large display unit to the jukebox so we could see more tag / filename info at once instead of scrolling. 00.17.17 # I just have a nightmare about a jukebox that need wheels to be carried around. 00.18.51 # LOL! 00.20.48 # i had dreams about having and using my archos before it even existed... 00.20.49 # heh 00.21.11 # And I have a vision of a uisimultor that works with windows. 00.21.41 # nunya: but that wouldn't be too terribly difficult if you could find the screen to do it and some controller for it that could take display info from the serial port 00.21.59 # and had a bidirectional serial port mod 00.21.59 # heh 00.22.01 # serial port? u mean usb ? 00.22.25 # no, the usb port's only accessable by the dedicated usb-ATA chip 00.22.35 # so we can't do anything with it 00.22.54 # how bout... throw it out & put usb2.0 in????? 00.23.01 # but there's a 9600bps serial port too 00.23.07 # there is? 00.23.11 # yeah 00.23.22 # it only comes wired for input though 00.23.25 # for the remote controll 00.23.40 # but you can make a mod and wire it bi-directional to the line-in 00.23.41 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.23.44 # coupoe wires here... little solder there... some magic powder .. and boom! we're cooking! 00.23.59 # there's instructions for it on the rockbox website 00.24.31 # along with instructions for an adapter to hook it to a PC serial port 00.24.35 # cool... hafta check it out. bunch of EE's at work might be able to dream up something 00.25.31 # txt-files? 00.25.35 # *gotta try* 00.26.02 # they have to end with .txt right 00.26.09 # any cygwin users up? Which file must I edit to get my path change permanent? 00.27.24 # text file...lets see 00.28.14 # there probably is some shell script somewhere but all I find in my home dir is a .bash_history 00.28.20 # my test.txt in the root dir is not visible 00.28.33 # PsycoXul: how can i read text files then 00.29.25 # irony: less test.txt 00.29.50 # provided you use unix 00.29.57 # or cygwin 00.29.57 # well on the player 00.30.11 # i figured it out, i had to turn off thew m3u filter 00.30.14 # and there it was 00.30.20 # the text file 00.30.26 # nice scrolling text reader 00.30.44 # "look, my 6000 doubles as a e-book reader" 00.30.45 # heh 00.30.53 # that could be done with the recorder perhaps 00.31.12 # hm or how about a archos karaoke(tm) 00.31.24 # listen ot the song while the lyricsa are displayed on the screen 00.31.27 # and sing along 00.31.28 # haha 00.31.33 # i am full of useless ideas 00.31.41 Nick nunya is now known as nunya-AWAY (~me@ny-utica2c-47.aburny.adelphia.net) 00.31.42 # I want karaoke! 00.31.48 # hehe 00.31.53 # Hm. Can the text be interleaved into the mp3 stream? 00.31.57 # I'm the master when it comes to karaoke 00.32.08 # you mean some kind of voice synchronizing? 00.32.08 # i think there is some standard format for karaoke text files 00.32.18 # at least there are some common karaoke apps for windows 00.32.47 # dunno 00.32.54 # well anyway 00.32.54 # probably some japan'ish rubbish 00.32.55 # gotta go 00.32.59 # yup 00.33.06 # i looked into a couple of yearts ago 00.33.19 Join nlithermo [0] (j@modem-271.stoked.dialup.pol.co.uk) 00.33.22 # wonder how development is progressing on the karaoke app side 00.33.22 # hehe 00.33.36 # im tired i should sleep instead of psyching you with this rubbish 00.33.38 # night 00.33.41 Quit ironi ("zzz ") 00.35.32 Quit lithermon (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 00.36.07 Nick nlithermo is now known as lithermon (j@modem-271.stoked.dialup.pol.co.uk) 00.45.40 # heh 00.47.21 # The SingIt Lyric Displayer is an XMMS plugin which displays formatted lyrics, including id3v2xx lyrics. It consists of the displayer and an integrated editor which allows one to easily insert time stamps, edit the text, and export & strip HTML. 00.54.12 Quit langhaarrocker (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 01.07.37 Join PsycoXul_ [0] (psyco@adsl-63-205-45-54.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) 01.09.29 Quit PsycoXul (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01.09.34 Nick PsycoXul_ is now known as PsycoXul (psyco@adsl-63-205-45-54.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) 01.12.53 # hey you could make rockbox do that if you really wanted 01.13.04 # well, not the editting 01.16.11 # heh 01.16.24 # actualy even the editing, though it wouldn't be fun :p 01.19.01 Quit datazone-work ("I like core dumps") 01.30.39 # rockbox portable karoke 01.36.25 Quit Synthe ("Connection Lost - Excess Blood") 01.41.47 Join Synthe [0] (Synthe@galt.synthe.net) 01.45.23 Quit hardeep ("Leaving") 01.57.38 Nick mecraw|working is now known as mecraw (~kdfjs@67.41.113.92) 02.12.40 # örrr 02.19.53 # arrr 02.23.43 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 02.27.40 Quit lithermon (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 02.31.29 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-away (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 03.15.01 Ctcp Ping on #rockbox from pimlottc!~pimlottc@a1-1b012.neo.rr.com 03.24.48 # here we go again... 40gb drive brand new for my ajb. tried to format it as fat32. 'volume is too big for fat32' 03.30.21 Nick nunya-AWAY is now known as nunya (~me@ny-utica2c-47.aburny.adelphia.net) 03.37.54 Quit nunya (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 03.43.58 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 03.57.54 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-236-231.bct.bellsouth.net) 04.23.45 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.35.53 Part elinenbe 04.46.20 Quit Jet8810 ("Client Exiting") 04.46.47 Quit edx (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 05.09.12 Quit hardeep ("Leaving") 05.11.24 Nick seb-away is now known as _seb_ (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 05.53.30 # nunya: Try using a program like PArtition Magic... 05.54.26 Part Jbell73 05.59.27 Join edx [0] (~edx@pD9EA9693.dip.t-dialin.net) 06.13.45 Join merwin [0] (~merwin@10.mug185.rlgh.wacdc01r1.dsl.att.net) 06.13.54 # * merwin is going to pass out if he doesn't get food, but rockbox comes first :) 06.17.39 # ya eating sucks sometimes 06.21.18 # :) 06.21.22 # * merwin hates it 06.23.49 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 06.26.56 # merwin: hey 06.27.49 # merwin: the problem with the progress bar was something to do with bin2int or whatever... 06.28.02 # yeah... who changed it? 06.28.31 # i'm close to committing the full working one 06.28.36 # implemented 06.28.56 # i think zagor changed the wps.c stuff to wps.c and wps-display.c 06.29.26 # and i had already fixed it before then, and i merged my fix with wps-display.c and sent the diff to bagder who comitted it 06.29.39 # ahh 06.29.45 # thanks :) 06.29.50 # no, thank you :p 06.29.54 # i've been using it since :p 06.30.01 # it'll be working in the custom_wps :) 06.30.08 # cool 06.31.07 # btw i made it have 36 steps and start blank.. it makes more sense i think, than starting with 1 step already shown 06.31.25 # yeah 06.31.27 # i noticed, good :) 06.31.49 # except i changed it to display as black beginning, going to white... looks better IMHO 06.32.08 # heh 06.32.19 # that certainly would be easier to tell how far you are 06.32.22 # yeah 06.32.31 # why do you say that 06.33.25 # you start full, so you know exactly how much there is... when you start empty, there's just alot of white space 06.33.53 # I don't see the diff, when its' all empty you know you're at the start... 06.34.26 # pimlottc: but there's alot of white space above and below... you don't know exactly when the end is 06.34.53 # the end would be a full block 06.35.05 # yes, but there's no border around the block 06.35.30 # i want it to start empty then fill in the top left, work down, turn at the bottom, work to the right, turn up and work up the right side to the top, then go left and then start zig-zagging down the rest of the way 06.35.34 # heh 06.35.55 # that would be neat 06.36.42 # you start with empty and end at full or start at full and end at empty 06.36.54 # I don't see how one is significantly better than the other 06.37.09 # its a matter of preference 06.37.34 # i'd like to see a selection of differnt "paths" heh 06.37.57 # and a color bit which switches between start full and start empty 06.38.26 # all things equal drawing with black dots makes more sense given it's a white screen 06.38.36 # i dunno though, some people seem to be against runtime configurability... 06.39.29 # pimlottc: you'll see, when it's implemented :) 06.39.42 # just tell me :P 06.39.52 # you have to see it to understand it 06.40.18 # 06.41.10 # oh and how about optional path tracing 06.41.20 # or "trails" rather 06.41.47 # so if you have it start-filled and trails off you just see 1 blank pixel at it's position 06.41.58 # or trails on you see the whole path it's traveled so far blank 06.41.59 # heh 06.42.32 # you could always make it count in binary pixels 06.42.49 # somebody should impliment a rockbox config file that can set everything anybody would ever want to configure [including all the stuff that doesn't belong in the menu's] 06.42.51 # then you'd have 2^35 positions 06.43.12 # so then all the common options are in the menu's, but people who know how to rtfm can config to their hearts content with the file 06.43.16 # heh 06.44.20 # for the progress char you could have a file that's read at runtime with the sequence of character images to use 06.44.47 # it seems like there should be a fairly way to tie all the stuff that can be configurable but currently isn't into a generic system with just a little code that handle's all of it, easily extensibly, with the file 06.45.25 # I'm sure we'll have modules before too long 06.45.30 # heh 06.45.55 # last word from the main guys i heard about plugins was too much code for too little benifit 06.46.09 # which i don't really think is true, but it's not my project 06.50.02 # heh 06.54.07 # pimlottc: the whole sequence of 36 chars? 06.55.41 # hmm 06.57.03 # let's see if this update works... with cvs update, is there a way to take the update message from a file? 06.57.35 # err, cvs commit 06.57.46 # nevermind, got it 06.57.57 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-sleep (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 06.58.35 # we could have a file for the whole sequence that uses 0x00 - 0x23 for the sequence to start filled and follow the numeric order in unfilling and 0x80 - 0xa3 to start blank and follow filling 06.58.39 # or something like that 06.58.40 Nick seb-sleep is now known as _seb_ (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 06.58.42 # heh 06.58.43 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-sleep (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 06.59.00 # psyco - sure why not 06.59.11 # then you can mix it up 06.59.15 # A whole 252 bytes 06.59.20 # PsycoXul: do an update :) 06.59.59 # this one would only be 35 bytes for a whole sequence in a single file 07.00.20 # PsycoXul: if you want to see a quick example of my implementation, choose "1 Line ID3+" as the WPS setting 07.00.24 # the format for define is 7 bytes a char 07.01.17 # * merwin is going to give in and have a couple veggie dogs before I pass out 07.01.29 # 7 * 36 = 252 07.01.47 # technically it's 288 (8 * 36) 07.01.52 # or nevermind 07.01.54 # i'm on crack 07.01.56 # brb 07.02.06 # heh 07.02.13 # technically, yes, you are on crack 07.02.16 # i dunno 07.02.33 # i think it'd be easier to define a pattern only having to make 1 35 byte file 07.02.54 # how do you figure 07.03.28 # as opposed to defining 36 different chars? 07.03.53 # how are you storing a 36 character sequence in 35 bytes... 07.04.15 # i said already 07.04.29 # I don't see it 07.06.08 # (heh chairman kaga rules) 07.08.32 # you need at least 5 bytes for each custom character 07.09.39 # well say for example that 0x00-0x22 went in order from blank to full 07.10.00 # 0x00,0x13,0x12,0x11,0x10 07.10.00 # 0x01,0x14,0x15,0x16,0x0F 07.10.00 # 0x02,0x19,0x18,0x17,0x0E 07.10.00 DBUG Enqueued KICK PsycoXul 07.10.00 # 0x03,0x1A,0x1B,0x1C,0x0D 07.10.00 # 0x04,0x1F,0x1E,0x1D,0x0C 07.10.02 # 0x05,0x22,0x21,0x20,0x0B 07.10.05 # 0x06,0x07,0x08,0x09,0x0A 07.10.13 # that would be the go around then zig-zag thing i was talking about earlier 07.10.45 # what do you mean, characters 0 through 34 in the sequence? in rom? 07.10.49 # PsycoXul: implement it :) 07.11.23 # ack, i broke the player sims 07.11.39 # pimlottc: just follow the order of the numbers in the example 07.12.20 # i messed it up though 07.12.23 # oops :p 07.12.24 # you are talking about a trail 07.12.32 # I'm talking about being able to define any sequence 07.12.41 # you're talking about only defining trails 07.12.41 # that would be nice 07.13.00 # uh 07.13.00 # you could have it checkerboard and then fill in :) 07.13.57 # with this then a higher set of values represents starting filled and unfilling when it gets to it 07.14.40 # i.e. using 70 of the 255 values availible instead of 35 07.15.10 # and say 0xA0 is the first start-filled value 07.15.11 # then 07.15.14 # it's still a trail 07.15.24 # it's still only 1 pixel changes each step 07.15.30 # 0x00,0xA1,0x02,0xA3 07.15.40 # yeah 07.15.59 # well whether it leaves a trail or not could be set somewhere else 07.16.03 # and beyond that i dunno what else you'd want to do 07.16.34 # you could make a clock like animation, or count in romen numericas, or count in binary 07.16.45 # heh 07.16.48 # ok, will sizeof, or strlen give you a bigger value for a string/ 07.16.49 # ? 07.17.01 # there's plenty of stuff you might want to do beyond trails 07.17.15 # yeah you're right 07.17.49 # but those introduce other complications... 07.18.13 # like? 07.18.23 # if you're displaying a sequence of different something's then there's nothing limiting you to 36 steps 07.18.31 # right 07.18.44 # just read the file and read in how ever many characters you have defined 07.18.54 # could be as many steps as you want 07.19.02 # yeah 07.19.08 # thats pretty good 07.21.31 # ok 07.21.33 # so lets do it your way 07.21.50 # and i'll just make a converter from my way to yours to make it easy to define trails :p 07.23.46 # so would it be like a bunch of .xbm's in an identifying directory within the rockbox config dir or what 07.23.49 # heh 07.24.04 # just a single fle 07.24.11 # multiple files would just be messy 07.24.18 # ok 07.26.05 # so just a single file of some number of bytes devisible by 7 07.26.06 # heh 07.26.09 # ? 07.26.39 # nod 07.26.53 # sounds good 07.29.36 # PsycoXul: you checked out my commit? 07.30.01 # pimlottc: you check it out too :) 07.30.01 # heh 07.30.09 # Choose 1 Line ID3+ 07.30.30 # wps-display.c: In function `draw_player_progress': 07.30.31 # wps-display.c:565: `player_progressbar' undeclared (first use in this function) 07.31.05 # hmm 07.32.39 # PsycoXul: done 07.32.42 # PsycoXul: reupdate 07.33.10 # should prolly make sure it at least compiles before you commit... 07.33.22 # (let alone works) 07.33.31 # pimlottc: i did make sure it worked, i was fixing a sim problem, and accidently deleted a line :) 07.34.06 # works but not compiles eh 07.34.27 # well, the build for player/recorder worked, then the sim worked, now both work 07.34.28 # heh 07.37.04 # heh 07.37.39 # i like how it goes with the ff/rw 07.37.54 # that kinda makes it useful :p 07.38.07 # PsycoXul: yeah, that took a while to implement 07.38.58 # so its kinda annoying that archos.mod copies over faster than wps.config 07.39.00 # consistently 07.39.48 # my rockbox crashed by itself today 07.39.52 # non repeatable 07.40.13 # I fixed the in-wps volume changing also 07.40.34 # I've basically rewritten the entire wps :P 07.40.41 # along with zagor 07.40.41 # heh 07.41.05 # hehe 07.41.33 # but yeah i guess that 1 line id3+'s nifty and all 07.41.38 # but i prefer 07.41.38 # %s%?%it/%ia%:%fn%? 07.41.39 # %pc%pb%pp/%pe 07.41.44 # haha 07.41.58 # I'm using ID3+ 07.43.16 # so what do you think of that custom WPS suggestion on the mailing list... 07.43.17 # It would be more general if you could test 07.43.17 # any expression. Wouldn't the c-construct x?y:z handle most cases just 07.43.17 # as it does in the hardcoded wps views without adding to much 07.43.18 # complexity? 07.43.21 # that one 07.43.23 # heh 07.43.49 # i dunno :P 07.43.56 # if someone can write it, i'll accept it :) 07.44.19 # make those nestable and add a few format char thing's for the Parse mode's info 07.44.21 # heh 07.45.16 # and then i think maybe all the modes would be replaced by the custom one 07.45.17 # heh 07.45.55 # all of the modes ARE using the custom strings now 07.46.05 # even the dir parse one? 07.46.27 # PsycoXul: well, all but that 07.46.29 # :) 07.46.29 # hows that handled? i didn't see dir parse format chars in the doc 07.46.31 # ah 07.46.33 # well see :p 07.48.19 # what does dir parsing actually display on the screen when it's used? 07.48.46 # i dunno i don't generaly use it since most of mine have id3 tags... 07.48.46 # heh 07.49.16 # i don't think dir parsing is very useful personally 07.49.20 # just use frickin' id3 tags :) 07.49.53 # thats all fine and well but not always a good option for people 07.50.01 # there's gotta be software to add id3 tags based on dir parsing 07.51.41 # but isn't this just so pretty?: 07.51.42 # %s%it%?%it%:%dt%?%dt%:%fn%ta%?/%ta%:%da%?/%da%: 07.51.51 # hmmmm 07.52.07 # just don't go over the 64 char limit 07.52.15 # %dt being directory-parsed title and %da being same for artist 07.52.15 # heh 07.52.27 # thats only 48 chars 07.53.01 # actualy 47 07.53.01 # heh 07.53.06 # not counting the newline 07.53.19 # 49 if you're using windows 07.53.20 # ;) 07.53.25 # heh 07.54.03 # linux uses LF, mac uses CR, so microsoft just decided, "Hey, lets use both and create our own incompatable and annoying standard!" 07.54.44 # but yeah so that would display id3 Title if available, falling back to directory parsed title if available, and falling back to filename if all else fails... and then /Artist from id3 or directory parsed if either available and no more if neither are are 07.55.02 # you want to write the code for that? 07.55.28 # in which case say the id3 has title but not artist but the directory parse can figure out the Artist you still get Title/Artist with a combination of them :p heh 07.56.01 # merwin: i fix things and do copy-paste coding mostly 07.56.02 # heh 07.56.02 # I use a format of /Albums/[Nirvana] - Nevermind/[Nirvana] -01- My Song Name.mp3 07.56.13 # yeah 07.56.27 # and you also just make sure they're all tagged 07.56.27 # why put the name in brackets 07.56.34 # All 20 or so gigs are like that :) 07.56.36 # I don't understand why people do that 07.56.37 # i use Artist/Album/#-Title.mp3 07.56.39 # or in parens 07.56.50 # I find it easier to differenciate between the artist and title 07.56.51 # then you can't hit the first character to jump to it in explorer 07.57.17 # I think I was the one who started [Artist] -Track- Title.mp3 long ago when napster came out *grin* 07.57.31 # yeah but you can type \[N and hit tab in your *NIX shell and be fine.. heh 07.57.34 # psycho - so what about multiartist cds 07.57.46 # psycho - i'd rather just hit N and tab 07.57.56 # PsycoXul: "N 07.58.08 # pimlhottc: me too 07.58.20 # PsycoXul: besides, i don't use *nix 07.58.49 # my fiance' has to play "the sims" 07.58.50 # :) 07.58.57 # my miltiartist cd's are in Soundtracks/Movie/ and Various Artists/Album/ 07.59.13 # and the filenames 07.59.21 # multiartist i name: -track- [Artist] - Title 07.59.32 # merwin: that runs in winex... in fact some company shipped a winex-setup version of it for linux... heh 07.59.42 # PsycoXul: but you have to pay for it 07.59.44 # merwin - then you ahve different formats 07.59.46 # PsycoXul: there's no free version 07.59.48 # pimlottc: varies 08.00.00 # merwin: so just download winex cvs and use that with your copy of the sims 08.00.01 # heh 08.00.01 # see, why vary, just use a uniform method 08.00.17 # because i don't always rename files i download or get sent various places 08.00.23 # I do Artist - Album/## - Artist - Title 08.00.33 # pimlottc: nah, the track is always enclosed in -'s, and the artist is always enclosed in []'s, the rest is the title 08.00.57 # see personally i don't see the point of having the artist in the filename if its in a directory with the artists name in it 08.00.58 # but the ordering changes unnecessarily 08.01.06 # its not only redundant but wastes screen space 08.01.09 # imo 08.01.09 # :p 08.01.39 # psycho - to be consistant. you also have singles that don't have an album dir and tracks in compilations that don't have the artist name in the dir 08.02.02 # also I think that it is good to have the filename itself have a minimum of useful information regardless of its directory 08.02.16 # heh 08.02.18 # PsycoXul: what if you send it to someone? then they won't have the artist in the name 08.02.31 # nod 08.02.34 Join MasteR [0] (MasteRofAL@cs66690-137.satx.rr.com) 08.02.38 # merwin: they'll just have to look at the id3 :p 08.02.45 # for singles I omit track # but otherwise it's the same 08.02.51 # pimlottc: me 2 08.03.22 # and it looks nice w/o any silly () :P and easier to tab complete 08.03.31 # actualy last time i tried the dir parse it worked great for the soundtrack's i've got that don't have id3... 08.04.12 # No matter what, dir parse will at least display the filename without the .mp3 08.04.31 # that reminds me 08.04.37 # of a girl that i once knew? 08.04.52 # the filename display mode was made to strip the .mp3 extention iirc 08.05.10 # but not yours 08.05.11 # PsycoXul: i'd rather it didn't strip it 08.05.16 # why not? 08.05.18 # anyhow Artist - Title is the way it's normally displayed in mp3 players using id3 tags and all so why not the same for my filenames 08.05.22 # PsycoXul: it's the filename :) 08.05.27 # why the hell would you want to see .mp3 scrolling by in your while playing screen 08.05.30 # heh 08.05.51 # pimlottc: also, with my way, i can easily see which ones don't have id3 tags 08.06.02 # merwin: so maybe you should add another format char then, cause it personally bugs me to waste scrolltime/screenspace with .mp3 in the while playing screen 08.06.03 # PsycoXul: why not? it's only 3 characters, and with the scroll speed you have... 08.06.11 # it doesn't give any useful infomration 08.06.12 # 4 chars 08.06.13 # sorry 08.06.19 # you might as well add the last modified date 08.06.32 # heh 08.06.33 # pimlottc: gives me useful info... like whether or not it's displaying id3 or filename for the conditional 08.06.51 # why should you care, you can't edit it on your jukebox 08.07.01 # pimlottc: mental notes 08.07.04 # people want it to look good not to remind them of stuff 08.07.16 # Personal preference 08.07.18 # heh 08.07.30 # then make a token for file extension 08.07.41 # or hey 08.07.43 # i've got an idea 08.07.51 # just make the format char strip the extention 08.08.03 # and use %fn.mp3 in your config if you want it : 08.08.05 # :p 08.08.15 # where am i supposed to save wps.config? i can't get it to work 08.08.24 # MasteR: on the root folder of your jukebox 08.08.28 # in all lowercase 08.08.36 # you also have to go into the settings/wps settings/custom wps 08.08.45 # yeah did that 08.08.51 # you know windows is funky and sometimes doesn't let you save it all lower case 08.09.00 # it's all lower 08.09.07 # it'll even sometimes show it to you like you did and then you look at it in linux and it's uppercase or mixed 08.09.21 # i can try renaming it in cygwin 08.09.36 # MasteR: make sure you choose Custom WPS in the settings or it won't work 08.09.40 # in the General Settings 08.09.40 # since fat32 isn't case sensitive 08.09.42 # did 08.09.50 # i would think that loading files from it shouldn't be either 08.10.07 # PsycoXul: we're not using fat32, we're using LFN to load files 08.10.20 # hence, being able to load custom.wps 08.10.24 # fat32 is 8.3 characters 08.10.28 # well yeah 08.10.34 # but its still case insesitive 08.10.40 # it's vfat 08.10.44 # you can't have wps.config and Wps.config both on there can you? 08.10.48 # VFAT stores the case 08.10.51 # Windows won't let you save it 08.10.58 # yes windows will 08.11.12 # you store care you just don't care when you load it 08.11.19 # you store case that is 08.13.56 # meh, still wont work 08.14.18 # screw it, back to 1 id3+ 08.14.31 # hehe 08.14.34 # MasteR: sorry :P 08.14.42 # lets see your wps.config 08.14.50 # MasteR: yeah, cut and paste your wps 08.15.00 # k, just a sec 08.15.32 # hmm, that was wierd, wouldn't go into usb mode 08.15.48 # %c - %b 08.15.56 # heh 08.15.59 # MasteR: that's your problem 08.16.03 # ? 08.16.09 # MasteR: read the CUSTOM_WPS_FORMAT doc 08.16.14 # thought i did 08.16.18 # k 08.16.29 # MasteR: i've updated it since the first version (which is what you're refering to) 08.16.37 # it's now got %xx, not just %x 08.17.35 # so it would be %cc - %bb? 08.17.43 # no 08.17.45 # read the doc 08.17.46 # heh 08.17.53 # the current one 08.17.58 # hmm 08.18.08 # maybe some day it'll be %s%it%?%it%:%dt%?%dt%:%fn%ta%?/%ta%:%da%?/%da%: 08.18.27 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/custom_wps_format.html 08.20.46 # ah there it is 08.20.47 # ty 08.20.57 # :) 08.21.06 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 08.21.06 # * merwin will be right back... cig break 08.23.51 *** No seen item changed, no save performed. 08.24.49 # allright, got it working, thanks yall 08.29.26 # no prob bob 08.29.28 # * merwin is back 08.31.24 # geez 08.31.33 # even my mom's mp3-cd player has a 2x16 screen :p 08.31.44 # er 16x2 08.31.45 # heh 08.32.33 # heh 08.32.58 # thats just her portable one 08.33.02 # i think the one in her car has more :p 08.34.17 # * merwin needs to take off :) 08.34.27 # gotta get up early to put zoom zoom exhaust on my car 08.35.02 # heh 08.35.09 # '99 eclipse 08.35.11 # :) 08.35.23 # going up to canada to do it (much cheaper) 08.35.27 # heh 08.35.35 # ttyl 08.35.40 # night 08.35.55 Quit merwin () 08.41.46 Quit MasteR ("ž") 08.57.49 Join langhaarrocker [0] (~Philipp@Bdaab.pppool.de) 08.58.55 Quit langhaarrocker (Client Quit) 09.14.38 Join merwin [0] (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 10.23.54 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 11.32.23 Quit merwin (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 12.11.45 Join alkorr [0] (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-2-245.abo.wanadoo.fr) 12.23.56 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.25.15 Part alkorr 12.29.50 Join Zagor [0] (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 12.50.04 Nick dwihno|party is now known as dwihno (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 13.12.31 Join Snorlax [0] (lamamba_@h135n1fls34o883.telia.com) 13.36.44 Join alkorr [0] (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-2-245.abo.wanadoo.fr) 13.36.54 Part alkorr 13.50.18 Quit Snorlax ("gittar ny!") 13.54.43 Join alkorr [0] (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-2-245.abo.wanadoo.fr) 13.54.49 Part alkorr 13.58.14 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 13.58.24 # Zagor: you here? 13.58.50 # yup 13.59.35 # Zagor: got time for some hw discussion? 13.59.42 # sure 14.00.20 # Since I got a laptop, I would really like to get some kind of external storage thing for "long time storage" of data... 14.00.50 # The solution I'm currently looking into is an USB2connect PCMCIA card from adaptec... 14.00.54 # and some kind of storage box 14.01.06 # Here's the tricky part 14.01.14 # define "storage box"? harddisk or disk writer? 14.01.30 # 3.5" external usb2 cabinette for regular hard disks 14.01.43 # ok 14.02.10 # I want the ATA-USB bridge to be mass storage compliant since I don't want to be a slave under some extra drivers 14.02.27 # right 14.02.48 # The only chip I know of is the ISD-300 14.02.49 # Zagor: there is a problem with loadable fonts 14.03.04 # elinenbe: plenty :-) 14.03.41 # Zagor: well, there is a big one that says, no font found or something like that. 14.03.51 # It is new in the past few days 14.04.01 # again? 14.04.08 # ok 14.04.14 # yeah 14.04.18 # dwihno: and you can't find such a cabinet? 14.04.24 # I will build the latest CVS and tell me what is up. 14.04.32 # s/me/you 14.04.43 # good 14.04.57 # Zagor: Well, I'm not sure since I found a store near odenplan (data-enter or something like that) carrying some USB2 cabinettes, but there was no way telling the bridge hardware... 14.05.29 # and they wouldn't open one and look? 14.05.56 # nope 14.06.15 # then check them on the never-buy-here list 14.06.48 # I know that dustin carries some USB2-cabinettes as well, maybe I can mail them and ask? 14.07.00 # you can try 14.07.57 # Aren't there some kind of software to detect the bridge hardware? 14.08.01 # or some special trick? 14.08.14 # as i said, plug it into a linux box and it will tell you 14.08.17 # by a USB2 cabinet what exactly do you mean? 14.08.22 # windows never tells anyone anything 14.08.36 # elinenbe: an external harddisk box with a USB/ATA bridge 14.09.01 # oh... I habve 3 firewire ones for stuff on my laptop 14.09.01 # sort of like the archos, but for 3.5" disks and no batteries 14.09.38 # Zagor: I get "no font loaded" ... did not get it two days ago 14.09.57 # elinenbe: ok, i'll try it 14.12.32 # Zagor: http://www.skymaster.com.tw/products/book/dem-0818.htm <-- that's what I want (I _THINK_ it has the ISD-300 since the previous model uses ISD-200) 14.18.20 # bug: in WPS screen in the ID3 mode when you turn the statusbar on or off, it gives different screens 14.18.45 # bug: in WPS screen in the ID3 mode top line does not show up. 14.21.02 # dwihno: that's no guarantee. call and ask. demand straight answers, and return it if it's not correct 14.22.12 # Zagor: I'm considering to buy the hardware from the store (if I get a refund-if-not-satisfied guarantee) and check it out... That is probably the easiest way 14.22.32 # yes 14.23.26 Join TotMacher [0] (tot@p5084BED5.dip.t-dialin.net) 14.23.45 # hija 14.23.58 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 14.23.59 # bug: in WPS screen -- when you fast forward or rewind, the status bar does not update properly. 14.24.42 # there are lots of wps bugs with both the rewrite and custom-wps 14.26.40 # Zagor: just letting you know :-) 14.27.19 # why skips rockbox so often ? 14.27.23 # that really sucks 14.27.31 # every second mp3 14.27.49 # TotMacher: did it always do that for you, or just lately? 14.28.06 # the last 4-5 days 14.28.11 # i update daily :) 14.28.16 # so 1.2 doesn't? 14.28.24 # i dont thinkl so 14.28.28 # try it 14.28.37 # it's important that we know 14.28.42 # ok 14.28.45 # i will test it 14.29.12 # ffw-ing sometimes causes skips too 14.29.30 # I'll test the latest CVS soon 14.29.51 # örgs 14.29.55 # where do i get 1.2 ? 14.30.14 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/download/rockbox-1.2-recorder.ajz 14.30.32 # thnks 14.31.46 # bug: in WPS screen -- in Custom WPS %pp : Playlist Position under shuffle gives position of playing song in the playlist -- not the position of the song in the playlies 14.32.32 # No custom WPS for recorder yet, I presume? 14.33.01 # and please, display the filename, if no id3 tag is found 14.33.14 # dwihno: yes, but it doesn't work right 14.33.17 # its horribile with 14.33.29 # maybe you could parse the filename 14.33.46 # i use 14.33.46 # %s%?%it/%ia%:%fn%? 14.33.47 # %pc%pb%pp/%pe 14.33.49 # mostly the files are named after this pattern : artist - name 14.33.51 # on my player for custom WPS 14.34.06 # Zagor: Hmm, doesn't work right? Bugs or such? 14.34.10 # which gives me Title/Artist on the first line if the id3's there or the filename if it's not 14.34.12 # bugs, yes 14.34.57 # why are there no games on player ? 14.35.13 # i'm hoping one day my first line will be replaced with 14.35.14 # %s%it%?%it%:%dt%?%dt%:%fn%ta%?/%ta%:%da%?/%da%: 14.35.20 # or something along those lines 14.35.29 # Zagor: tell me and I'll fix! I'd love to have custom WPS :) 14.35.54 # dwihno: it's already activated. fix the bugs you find. 14.36.07 # TotMacher: cause i haven't bothered to start my angband clone for it yet :p 14.36.09 # i'm only in reading the mail, no time to work today 14.36.23 # :) 14.36.49 # An idea btw... Instead of having the entire path as a % thingy, it would be neat to have 3-4 tags containing the dirs, thus enabling some kind of "archos" display of the files... 14.36.52 # Like: 14.37.03 # "Dance, techno" 14.37.07 # "Artist" 14.37.11 # "Filename" 14.37.26 # if the path is "dance, techno\artist\filename.mp3" 14.38.01 # dwihno: yeah i want directory parse support for the custom WPS.. i told merwin that last night heh 14.38.19 # seems that 1.2 does not SKIP 14.38.21 # ! 14.38.55 # PsycoXul: feels good not to be the only one wanting this 14.39.15 # dwihno: doing like you said with just anonymous path components like you just said would be better than what i was thinking though 14.39.42 # dwihno: because that would allow people to configure how their dirs are parsed right along with how its displayed on the wps 14.39.56 # sometimes a song skips, sometimes it does not ! so there is no rule 14.40.20 # dwihno: though i dunno about the info from the filename... 14.40.28 # until you fix the skipping, the newest firmware is useless ! 14.40.44 # so, start programming :) 14.41.08 # PsycoXul: everybody has their way of keeping structures, with makes parsing a helluva job... keeping some kind of path structure is ten times easier.. 14.41.19 # And ppl could configure just about everything :) 14.41.29 # What a perfect world it would be :) 14.43.13 # * dwihno senses the urge to add functionality 14.43.39 # heh 14.43.51 # the player's suddenly getting like a whole slew of killer features :p 14.44.12 # You got a recorder ? 14.44.27 # no 14.44.43 # i guess whatever custom wps stuff you do'll be for both eh? 14.44.44 # heh 14.45.08 # yaman :) 14.45.20 # Just gotta finish my mail then I'll dig into it 14.45.22 # but i mean first the custom wps 14.45.27 # then the progress bar 14.45.44 # and now both are gonna be getting extended for even more configurability and capabilities 14.46.51 # Yeah... 14.47.03 # Superceding the archos' firmware by warpspeed! :) 14.47.09 # Full speed ahead, mr. Zulu! 14.47.09 # yeah 14.47.44 # Do you think the archos ppl know about rockbox? 14.47.50 # yes 14.48.11 # you know i suspect archos' firmware for the player is probably like a hacked up collection of reference source from the various companies that made the hardware components :p 14.48.54 # when recording support goes in along with disk writing, rockbox will rock their world :) 14.49.17 # well, i'm off again. see you tomorrow. 14.49.18 Quit Zagor ("Client Exiting") 14.49.24 # its probably a complete mess and virtualy impossible to extend much beyond what it does already or locate bugs etc 14.49.27 # yeah 14.49.27 # heh 14.49.35 # that's why they never release fixes nowadays 14.49.47 # heh 14.49.52 # Just think about the LCD cluttering 14.50.08 # a simple thing to fix 14.50.14 # but it has always been there 14.55.46 # BTW! I (foolishly) got my display scratched some time ago... I bought some "displex" display polishing stuff on a win/lose basis... After testing the goo on my cellphone cover, I used it on the archos and the plastic got as good as new! YAY! :-) 14.56.42 # heh 14.56.44 # nice 14.56.53 # try it on any scratched cd's? heh 14.57.56 # heh 14.58.10 # Doesn't sound that stupid :) 14.58.35 # I can try that with my über-won't-work-blümchen CD 14.59.03 # It won't work, I bet, but if you never try, you never find out! :) 15.03.35 # just remember 15.03.44 # always go in a straight line from the center to edge 15.05.30 # ya 15.19.01 # why, btw? 15.19.33 Join Lear [0] (~chatzilla@h106n1fls35o1002.telia.com) 15.19.48 # cause scratches running in that direction are much easier to read past without skipping that scratches that run along with the data 15.20.05 # s/that/than/ 15.22.42 # mkay 15.31.11 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-236-231.bct.bellsouth.net) 15.55.00 Quit TotMacher () 16.24.01 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 16.57.49 Quit Lear ("ChatZilla 0.8.9 [Mozilla rv:1.1/20020826]") 17.06.16 Join TotMacher [0] (tot@p5084BED5.dip.t-dialin.net) 17.07.23 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17.07.49 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-236-231.bct.bellsouth.net) 17.14.41 Nick seb-sleep is now known as seb-away (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 17.14.41 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17.15.01 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-236-231.bct.bellsouth.net) 17.31.49 Quit Jet8810 ("Client Exiting") 17.37.17 Join elinenbe_ [0] (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 17.37.21 Quit elinenbe (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17.44.54 Quit TotMacher () 17.53.20 Join Lear [0] (~chatzilla@h106n1fls35o1002.telia.com) 17.57.02 Quit Synthe (brunner.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 17.57.02 NSplit brunner.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net 17.58.29 NHeal brunner.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net 17.58.29 NJoin Synthe [0] (Synthe@galt.synthe.net) 18.20.24 # YAY! 18.20.46 Join alkorr [0] (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-2-245.abo.wanadoo.fr) 18.20.56 Part alkorr 18.24.05 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 19.00.44 Join datazone-work [0] (~datazone@chaos.iadfw.net) 19.37.22 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-102-4-77.abo.wanadoo.fr) 19.37.41 # héllo! 19.42.06 Part Dexter 20.11.06 Join adi|dads [0] (adi_dads@pool-138-89-6-99.mad.east.verizon.net) 20.20.06 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-102-4-77.abo.wanadoo.fr) 20.20.20 # hello! 20.20.41 # who speak french ? 20.24.09 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 20.29.14 Quit Dexter ("bye") 20.30.12 Quit Lear ("ChatZilla 0.8.9 [Mozilla rv:1.1/20020826]") 20.43.01 Join Jbell73 [0] (~none@adsl-66-127-224-114.dsl.sntc01.pacbell.net) 20.48.04 Join merwin [0] (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 20.48.05 # morning 20.48.10 # afternoon 20.48.12 # whatever :) 20.49.33 Nick merwin is now known as merwin|shower (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 20.55.38 # hey mer 21.17.36 Join merwin [0] (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 21.17.36 Nick merwin is now known as MeRWiN- (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 21.17.43 # hey adi 21.20.23 # * MeRWiN- is going to get his asspipe enlarged 21.26.48 # lol why? 21.27.06 # mer.. you have a recorder? 21.28.46 # anyone have a recorder? 21.28.55 # * adi|dads needs a guinea pig 21.28.57 # i mean.. volunteer 21.29.08 Nick seb-away is now known as _seb_ (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 21.32.31 # anyone? 21.35.46 Quit merwin|shower (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.42.52 # damnit.. i need a volunteer here folks.. with a recorder 21.43.46 Join laotan [0] (~jesse@markham.openflows.org) 21.43.58 # * laotan waves 21.44.02 # * adi|dads screams softly 21.44.07 # laotan do you have a recorder? 21.44.10 # and welcome btw :) 21.44.17 # am overjoyed to find rockbox :) just bought an archos recorder this past week... 21.44.33 # sweet :) 21.44.38 # wanna test something for me? 21.44.50 # i would, but may not be able to just yet 21.44.56 # adi: what do you need testeed? 21.45.15 # i just found rockbox moments ago, so i still need to read the docs before installing :) 21.45.26 # laotan: rockbox rocks the box! 21.46.30 # heheh 21.46.35 # k... 21.46.38 # i'm also getting my first "HD registry error" error 21.46.48 # hence why i searched for alternatives :) 21.46.48 # your batteries are low 21.46.57 # dwihno you have a recorder? 21.47.02 # adi: of course I do! 21.47.14 # wanna test something for me? 21.47.32 # http://phobos.ramapo.edu/~rhak/misc/ajbrec.ajz 21.47.37 # load that for me.. 21.47.47 # at my fathers.. can't test 21.47.59 # laotan welcome to your future :) 21.49.25 # :) 21.50.35 # hmm 21.50.39 # Can't do that 21.50.42 # my recorder is busy 21.54.10 # what do you mean buys? 21.54.13 # busy 21.54.29 # ie: "im to lazy to help poor adi who can't work on his at his fathers?" 21.54.31 # or do you mean 21.54.43 # "fuck you adi you lazy bastard.. im not helping you1!!!" 21.54.45 # * adi|dads grins 21.55.52 # i'd do it 21.56.07 # how long does it take for the batteries to charge enough that i don't get that error 21.57.06 # well.. id say a few hours 21.57.16 # but if you dont need it right away.. charge it over night 21.58.02 # it would be nice to use it to try rockbox though :) 21.58.54 # what's up with the batteries? is it possible to buy any generic NiMH? 22.00.00 # yep 22.00.35 # but dont get crap batteries 22.00.38 # you will regret it 22.00.44 # * laotan nods 22.01.10 # get some 1.2V 1900MmAh 22.01.20 # ignore that first "M" 22.02.05 # and a good external 4 battery charger 22.02.49 # not the "accelerated" chargers.. i have heard those arnt that good in the long haul for your batteries 22.03.20 # datazone do you have a recorder or player? 22.03.24 # player 22.03.30 # damn you :) 22.03.39 # with 30GB of sweetness 22.03.52 # mmmm... 30 gigs of milky sweetness 22.24.12 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 22.28.17 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-105-2-202.abo.wanadoo.fr) 22.31.02 # hello! 22.36.49 Quit webbie_ (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 22.37.21 # adi|dads: do you still need a recorder guinea pig? 22.37.35 # who speak french ?? 22.37.46 # <_seb_> a little 22.38.05 # Dexter: not me 22.38.49 # <_seb_> but i don't know much about rockbox 22.39.28 # <_seb_> hey folks how does one compile the source with cygwin 22.39.56 # _seb_: i just followed the directions on the site 22.40.18 # did you set up the cross-compiler? 22.40.31 # <_seb_> no, i'm trying to explain it to the french guy but i've never done it myself :/ 22.41.04 # sounds tough, good luck :) 22.41.55 # ok thanks! 22.44.09 # mecraw yeah i do.. 22.44.10 # can you ? 22.44.16 # http://phobos.ramapo.edu/~rhak/misc/ajbrec.ajz 22.44.28 # sure 22.45.05 # what am i testing? 22.45.09 Quit Dexter (Remote closed the connection) 22.45.52 Quit MeRWiN- (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 22.46.51 # basically 22.46.52 # see if Screensavers 22.46.52 # are still listed as a menu option 22.47.41 # nope 22.47.59 # sweet 22.48.00 # ty 22.48.19 # np 22.50.31 # brb 22.50.32 Quit adi|dads () 22.56.30 Join adi|dads [0] (adi_dads@pool-138-89-6-99.mad.east.verizon.net) 22.58.48 Join lithermon [0] (~chatzilla@modem-379.charmander.dialup.pol.co.uk) 22.59.30 # i wish zagor or linus was around 23.17.33 # http://www.devdepot.com/description.html?pcode=AWFS 23.17.34 # hehe 23.18.19 # bs 23.18.23 # pysol rules 23.25.17 Join webbie [0] (webmind@seal.student.utwente.nl) 23.30.45 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 23.31.01 # hi all 23.40.03 Quit lithermon () 23.45.51 Quit pimlottc ("leaving") 23.46.50 Part elinenbe_ 23.50.05 # hmmm. the batteries are fully charged, but i still get the hd registry error 23.52.49 Join mecraw12 [0] (~mecraw@67.41.113.92) 23.58.04 Join PsycoXul_ [0] (psyco@adsl-63-205-45-54.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) 23.58.04 Quit PsycoXul (Remote closed the connection) 23.58.10 Nick PsycoXul_ is now known as PsycoXul (psyco@adsl-63-205-45-54.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net)