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00.00.34 #       <PsycoXul> should be named ajbrec.ajz like the one you're running
00.00.35 #       <PsycoXul> heh
00.01.21 #       <damaja> i ahve one already called ajbrec.ajz, do i rename the daily build to this?
00.01.31 #       <PsycoXul> right
00.01.48 #       <PsycoXul> that ajbrec.ajz is the one you put there for rockbox 1.4 right? heh
00.02.00 #       <PsycoXul> if you're worried about it you can rename that one to something else
00.02.07 #       <damaja> yes
00.02.11 #       <PsycoXul> ok
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00.05.48 #       <damaja> does not appear to be working
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00.08.54 #       <damaja> hello linus
00.08.58 #       <LinusN> hi
00.09.16 #       <damaja> i spoke to you ages ago, rockbox is working great
00.09.29 #       <LinusN> nice
00.10.01 #       <damaja> just a few things though, i am putting in the latest daily build, how do i instal it/
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00.10.12 #       <LinusN> just like PsycoXul said
00.10.29 #       <damaja> i tried, and it did not work
00.10.40 #       <damaja> reverted to original OS
00.10.56 #       <LinusN> do you use XP or Win2K?
00.10.59 #       <damaja> XP
00.11.06 #       <LinusN> there you go
00.11.13 #       <damaja> ?
00.11.45 #       <LinusN> http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/faq.html#66
00.11.59 #       <LinusN> what player model?
00.12.05 #       <damaja> recorder 20
00.19.41 #       <damaja> all i wanted was to install the daily build
00.19.52 #       <LinusN> yes?
00.20.54 #       <damaja> and i am finding it confusing, on the archos main dir, i have the .rockbox and ajbrec.ajz, where so i install the daily biuld?
00.21.14 #       <LinusN> you replace the existing ajbrec.ajz
00.21.34 #       <damaja> but the daily build is a GZ file
00.21.43 #       <damaja> not AJZ
00.22.10 #       <LinusN> don't download the source code
00.22.19 #       <damaja> oh
00.22.20 #       <LinusN> download the AJZ file
00.22.21 #       <damaja> ah ha
00.22.22 #       <damaja> i see
00.22.28 #       <damaja> sorry, i was being stupid
00.24.48 #       <damaja> ah yes, its working now, sorry for being stupid.
00.25.51 #       <LinusN> :-)
00.26.09 #       <damaja> what does VBRfix do?
00.26.42 #       <LinusN> it (re)generates the Xing VBR header
00.27.04 #       <damaja> is that like an ID3 tag?
00.27.08 #       <LinusN> for accurate time information on recorded files
00.27.32 #       <damaja> ok
00.28.00 #       <damaja> what about the 'write .cfg file'?
00.28.23 #       <damaja> is this just the settings?
00.28.29 #       <LinusN> yes
00.28.42 #       <damaja> and how do i load previous settings?
00.28.59 #       <LinusN> play the generated file
00.29.26 #       <damaja> ok, i get it
00.31.12 #       <damaja> is it possible to move songs from folder to folder just using the recorder?
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00.36.07 #       <damaja> thanks for your help, cya
00.36.22 #       <damaja> your work is much apprieciated
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03.18.01 #       <adi|work> eric.. i got the level loading workin... with the seperate files...
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03.23.34 #       <elinenbe> adi|work: how did it end up working?
03.24.01 #       <elinenbe> adi|work: was it as easy as we thought? (at least as easy as I thought :) )
03.34.26 #       <adi|work> nods
03.34.27 #       <adi|work> very easy
03.34.36 #       <adi|work> helped removed like 75 lines too
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03.35.12 #       <adi|work> now i just need to figure out how I know when im either a. done loading games (you win) or b. can't find a map to load (something wrong)
03.36.49 #       <adi|work> off home.. be back soon
03.36.51 #       <adi|work> ish
03.36.53 #       * adi|work is away: I'm busy
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04.26.57 #       <adi|home> home again home again
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05.10.35 #       <LUMOS> Hi - I just did my first patched build for my new Recorder-15 today - I changed CHARGE_RESTART_LO to 50 so that I would always have enuf battery left to "go portable".
05.11.20 #       <LUMOS> But - has naybody figured out how to minimize the startup noise of the diskdrive (a whine) that gets picked up by LINE-IN  The disk drive is an IBM
05.11.28 #       <LUMOS> anybody
05.12.15 #       <LUMOS> or is there  a simple low=power mic amp I can build that feeds S/PDIF to the rockbox?
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05.15.15 #       <adi|home> nope.. no way to knock down the noise...
05.15.40 #       <LUMOS> thanks adi, I will look into the S/PDIF preamp then...
05.15.45 #       <adi|home> np
05.16.07 #       <LUMOS> nobody built one of them yet, I guess?
05.17.10 #       <LUMOS> I am trying to leave the disk spinning to see if that drains the batteries too much... tell ya in the morning
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09.19.12 #       <webmind> morning
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09.20.06 #       <Zagor> morn
09.20.16 #       <Bagder> 'lo
09.20.22 #       <Zagor> Bagder: are you a house owner now? :)
09.20.26 #       <dwihno> Hi Zag, Bag
09.20.27 #       <Bagder> I am!
09.20.34 #       <Zagor> really!?
09.20.37 #       <dwihno> :-D
09.20.41 #       <Bagder> we're signing the contract tonight
09.20.53 #       <Zagor> cooool!
09.20.59 #       <Bagder> yeah
09.21.03 #       <dwihno> Congratulations Bagder! I'm happy for you :)
09.21.14 #       <Bagder> thanks
09.25.11 #       <Hes> Congrats.
09.25.14 #       * dwihno wants a house too
09.25.23 #       <dwihno> Although I'm living in the penthouse of one right now :-)
09.36.20 #       <adi|home> i want a house too!! preferably my ex-girlfriends.. with her as part of the foundation....
09.36.26 #       <adi|home> oops.. did i say that outloud?
09.37.11 #       <adi|home> okay folks... solution finding time...
09.37.48 #       <adi|home> sokoban levels are being loaded dynamically now, but i have to figure out a way to know if you have beaten the game, or if there is something wrong loading the levels..
09.39.15 #       <dwihno> *söka lösenordslista*
09.42.13 #       <adi|home> ?
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09.49.37 #       <quelsaruk> morning
09.51.15 #       <Zagor> adi|home: can't you simply scan through the levels file when the game is first started, counting the number of levels?
09.51.37 #       <adi|home> nope..
09.51.47 #       <adi|home> going a diff route...more manageable..
09.51.55 #       <adi|home> each level is a diff file in the levels dir
09.52.02 #       <adi|home> makes editing/moving files easier
09.52.15 #       <Zagor> why we want to move single levels?
09.52.22 #       <adi|home> unless you really really want all the levels in one enourmous file
09.52.32 #       <adi|home> reorder.. etc...
09.52.33 #       <Zagor> define enourmous
09.52.38 #       <adi|home> 30k
09.52.44 #       <Zagor> that's not very big...
09.52.51 #       <Zagor> I think I prefer a single file.
09.53.29 #       <adi|home> bastard :)
09.53.34 #       <Zagor> hehe
10.02.49 #       <Zagor> interesting multimedia discovery: "turn on your JBM holding the Left and Right buttons. You'll get a green screen on your JBM and, in Windows, a 6mb, blank hard-drive will pop up. Windows calls it the "Archos Jukebox Update USB Device" as stated above. The volume name is AJB Update."
10.03.40 #       <Bagder> gosh
10.03.49 #       <dwihno> hmm
10.04.01 #       <dwihno> green screen of ... death? :)
10.04.16 #       <dwihno> pretty funky stuff
10.04.30 #       <dwihno> do you think there's a similar thing with the recorders/players?
10.05.32 #       <quelsaruk> and for what can be used that??
10.06.01 #       <dwihno> perhaps put an update file and then update the firmware in some cool way
10.07.02 #       <quelsaruk> can i kill some goats while green screen is on??
10.07.14 #       <dwihno> you sure can :-D
10.08.03 #       <quelsaruk> maybe its not allowed. I'll ask archos ;)
10.08.16 #       <Zagor> quelsaruk: I would speculate that key combo might work even if you load a bad firmware onto it. thus, testing becomes possible.
10.08.52 #       <quelsaruk> curious :)
10.09.19 #       <Bagder> I would assume so too
10.12.53 #       <dwihno> Hm
10.13.04 #       <dwihno> Zagor: have you tried something similar with a recorder?
10.13.15 #       <dwihno> or is it impossible?
10.13.25 #       <Zagor> dwihno: it doesn't need such a mode, since it always loads firmware from disk
10.13.40 #       <dwihno> Zagor: ah, mkay.
10.13.59 #       <dwihno> Zagor: I was thinking about replacing the rom firmware with some kind of bootstrap thingy
10.18.14 #       <Zagor> i don't think the recorder rom is on-board flashable
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10.21.39 #       <quel|out> time to work hard a little :)
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10.36.27 #       <Hes> Someone speaking dutch here?
10.37.05 #       <Bagder> "Ik ben moe" ;-)
10.37.19 #       <Bagder> I think that means I'm tired ;-)
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10.59.07 #       <Zagor> what's a good way to parse a 'ctime' date string in perl, i.e handle the text month?
11.00.04 #       <Bagder> don't know
11.01.23 #       <Zagor> using a hash for now
11.17.27 #       <Zagor> why isn't mktime() built into perl, when gmtime is? odd.
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11.18.52 #       <Bagder> I have a .pm that does that
11.19.02 #       <Bagder> $time = timelocal($sec,$min,$hours,$mday,$mon,$year);
11.19.35 #       <Zagor> yeah, but it's a bit odd that everyone needs to invent it
11.19.49 #       <Bagder> well... cpan... :-)
11.20.22 #       <Zagor> yeah. the Time::Local module. seems to be standard enough to be available here.
11.32.41 #       <Schnueff> moin
11.33.58 #       <Schnueff> mktime is in POSIX stuff from perl
11.34.05 #       <Schnueff> -> man POSIX
11.35.01 #       <Schnueff> and that is standard
11.39.10 #       <Bagder> have you guys notice an increased spam rate recently?
11.39.14 #       <Bagder> +d
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11.41.04 #       <Schnueff> hm, spam assasin protects me
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11.50.25 #       <Bagder> Schnueff: and you never check them out to see if there's any false positives?
12.06.59 #       <Zagor_> Bagder: yeah, I see a surge in spam too
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12.27.56 #       <Schnueff> Bagder: seldomly
12.27.59 #       <Schnueff> lets c
12.28.17 #       <Schnueff> 210
12.28.26 #       <Schnueff> for at least 2 months i'd guess
12.29.33 #       <Bagder> I'm on 603 so far this month
12.30.39 #       <Bagder> out of totally 8247
12.30.48 #       <Schnueff> yeah, you get more mail than me :)
12.31.13 #       <Schnueff> just checked, no false positive
12.31.15 #       <Schnueff> never had one
12.31.22 #       <Bagder> cool
12.31.30 #       <Schnueff> auto-whitelist is your friend there
12.31.59 #       <Schnueff> x mails from any address not classified as spam -> address is put on the auto-whitelist
12.32.04 #       <Schnueff> for example x = 5
12.32.14 #       <Bagder> that's a neat idea
12.33.44 #       <Bagder> I have a manual whitelist for my main inbox
12.33.53 #       <Bagder> "manual" is in a script
12.34.25 #       <Schnueff> ok
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12.34.48 #       <Schnueff> makes sense, but takes work to maintain
12.35.00 #       <Bagder> I just type "| friend add"
12.35.37 #       <Bagder> automated may be a better way, yes
12.41.14 #       <Bagder> bbl
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13.01.45 #       <Zagor> there seems to be a new virus out. or at least a new outburst. i've recieved 8 copies of xx.scr today...
13.04.02 #       <dwihno> Zagor: I experienced a red led dead today while biking. First, there was no sound in 3-4 secs, then it played for a while, then it hung
13.06.15 #       <Zagor> I don't want to know :-)
13.07.09 #       <dwihno> I know
13.07.13 #       <dwihno> That's why I tell you :)
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14.01.08 #       <Hadaka> hmmh
14.01.31 #       <Hadaka> I get red led death usually several times a day, in one way or another
14.01.36 #       <dwihno> :-/
14.01.46 #       <dwihno> that's a pity
14.04.15 #       <Hadaka> also, even when it resumes, the DMA code is a bit broken
14.04.53 #       <Hadaka> at times it sounds a little white noise when it overruns something, most of the time the buffer is finally refilled and the mp3 is playing supposedly but no sound comes out until the buffer is refilled again, which takes a while
14.06.45 #       <dwihno> hmm
14.07.14 #       <dwihno> I started to get "no sound" not too long ago
14.07.23 #       <dwihno> I usually got red led dead.
14.08.48 #       <Hadaka> for me, the thing has always existed - both of those
14.08.57 #       <Hadaka> it happens more with high-bitrate mp3's
14.09.15 #       <Hadaka> and usually requires me to be moving
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14.10.52 #       <LUMOS> Compiled and tested my first build for rockbox yesterday - this project is AWESOME..
14.11.08 #       * Bagder blushes
14.11.10 #       <Bagder> ;-)
14.11.51 #       <LUMOS> the only thing I changed was CHARGE_RESTART_LO to 50 from 10 so that I would always have enuf battery to go portable
14.12.12 #       <Bagder> enable trickle charge
14.12.17 #       <Bagder> should have that effect
14.12.23 #       <Bagder> I think
14.12.35 #       <LUMOS> No, I wanted to have deep cycling, but not 90% deep, only 50% deep
14.12.40 #       <Bagder> aha
14.12.40 #       <LUMOS> testing it now
14.13.28 #       <LUMOS> Anyway, now I want to figure out how to record without the hard disk whine masking everything - maybe design an SPDIF mike preamp or something - has anyone been working on this issue?
14.13.53 #       * Bagder has not
14.14.09 #       <LUMOS> you could at least blush :)
14.14.24 #       <Bagder> pure luck ;-)
14.17.47 #       <dwihno> Hadaka: I got it ever since I changed disk. My 320 kbit tune also has the problem, when I come to think of it.
14.18.09 #       <LUMOS> yes, mine is an IBM - what was your old disk brand?
14.18.37 #       <dwihno> I used to have a IBM travelstar
14.18.39 #       <dwihno> 20 gig
14.18.43 #       <dwihno> Worked like a charm
14.18.45 #       <dwihno> Never bothered me
14.19.02 #       <LUMOS> the IBM disk came with my Archos Recorder 15 - 2 days ago - but what was your old one - the one that didn't have as much noise?
14.19.15 #       <LUMOS> oh sorry
14.19.19 #       <LUMOS> misread
14.19.38 #       <LUMOS> well, this IBM is noisy as hell
14.19.47 #       <dwihno> they are a bit noisy, jaa
14.19.58 #       <LUMOS> I have a number of different drives here - I will try them all out
14.20.33 #       <LUMOS> I have been leaving the drive spinning, but even then there is slight background noise (high pitched whine)
14.20.55 #       <dwihno> ah
14.21.00 #       <dwihno> I have Hitachi disk
14.21.00 #       <LUMOS> thanks for the info...
14.21.03 #       <dwihno> It rocks the box
14.21.10 #       <dwihno> Even if I get red led dead
14.21.33 #       <Hadaka> dwihno: I still have the disk that came with the archos - fujitsu - and yes, many of my MP3s are 256kbit or 320kbit
14.22.10 #       <LUMOS> my concern is with the amount of noise injected onto recordings by the disk, when you are in record mode
14.25.11 #       <dwihno> Hadaka: I guess the "regular" red led dead problem occurs with my 192 kbit tunes. The empty silence thing is only with 320 kbit, I think
14.25.28 #       <dwihno> LUMOS: use a microphone or other equipment
14.25.59 #       <LUMOS> well, yes, I am an audio engineer, and when I feed in SPDIF everything is fine, but that equipment weighs a ton
14.26.22 #       <LUMOS> I was looking for something to replace my old Sony NT-1 tiny recorder
14.26.48 #       <LUMOS> but I have to figure how to stop this disk noise coming in Line In
14.27.06 #       <dwihno> it still comes when using line in?!
14.28.13 #       <LUMOS> yes, there is a huge whine on disk spinup, if I leave it spinning just a snaller whine - remember that I use a decent dynamic range - the internal mike is unusuable because of the disk noise
14.30.05 #       <LUMOS> don't you gte it on your LinIn?
14.30.17 #       <LUMOS> don't you get it on your LinIn?
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14.34.40 #       <Hadaka> dwihno: the empty silence thing happens basically when the first read is able to fill the buffer just enough for the buffer to get empty again when trying to read more
14.35.04 #       <Hadaka> dwihno: somewhere in there is a tiny window of opportunity, inside which the silence problem occurs
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14.39.49 #       <dwihno> Hadaka: ah, mkay
14.39.58 #       <dwihno> Hadaka: I thought the buffers where big enough.
14.40.07 #       <dwihno> Hadaka: So for 320 kbit I need anti-skipping?
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14.43.23 #       <^ka^> hi
14.47.14 #       <Hadaka> dwihno: anti-skipping helps for the red light of death, and somewhat for this
14.47.47 #       <Hadaka> dwihno: but the real problem is that a) the DMA code has a bug, b) an unsuitable amount of bytes is first loaded in the buffer, before the load loop
14.48.13 #       <^ka^> someone know if a 60 gig is ok for jbrec, fat32 allow 30 gig partitions max no ?
14.50.43 #       <dwihno> Hadaka: Well, then fix it :)
14.50.46 #       <dwihno> ^ka^: I use 60 gig.
14.50.50 #       <Hadaka> ^ka^: I think FAT32 should allow larger partitions as well
14.50.54 #       <^ka^> oki
14.50.55 #       <^ka^> thx
14.50.59 #       <Hadaka> possibly have to adjust cluster size though
14.51.01 #       <^ka^> so i can put it
14.51.02 #       <dwihno> ^ka^: Although some windowses won't format bigger than 30 gigs
14.51.20 #       <dwihno> ^ka^: Download the demo version of the paragon partition manager if you're using windows to format it
14.51.20 #       <^ka^> cluster 512 -> 1024 ?
14.51.36 #       <Hadaka> dwihno: if I ever get the time to work on rockbox, the buffer management is just about first on my priority list
14.51.55 #       <Hadaka> alas, right now it's pretty much impossible
14.51.59 #       <dwihno> Hadaka: tell me what yo udo for a living :-) *curious*
14.52.15 #       <Hadaka> so just trying to report what I see as sharply as possible
14.52.37 #       <^ka^> damn the last daily build is so gooooood!! :)  thank's all team for that ! ;)
14.52.48 #       <Hadaka> err, I code for living - and there's a product release coming up, so work is hectic
14.53.05 #       <Hadaka> most of my coding free-time I spend on subversion
14.54.32 #       <Hadaka> but, I might be switching jobs in the near future, which hopefully would give me more money and more free time ;)
14.59.57 #       <^ka^> oki i found on web for cluster size, 16 k would be ok
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15.22.39 #       <LUMOS> can anybody explain when recording might fail with the "red led of death"?
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15.24.41 #       <dwihno> LUMOS: afaik, it's only associated with playback
15.24.49 #       * dwihno never uses recording though
15.25.17 #       <LUMOS> OK, thanks, I am more worried about record reliability - I want to record some live concerts with it, and dont want any crashes..:)
15.29.46 #       <dwihno> hmm
15.29.50 #       <dwihno> It might crash? ;)
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15.44.00 #       <tracktheripper> Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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16.02.19 #       <dwihno> byyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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16.11.51 #       <LUMOS1> hi
16.12.05 #       <dwihno> hello hey
16.13.19 #       <LUMOS1> I am trying to get disk_spowndown to take an input value of 0 (=always on). I altered settings.c but there seems to be somewhere eles. Any idea where?
16.13.31 #       <dwihno> erm
16.13.34 #       <dwihno> never spin down?
16.13.43 #       <dwihno> that will drain power. quickly.
16.14.08 #       <LUMOS1> too much noise on recirding if I allow it to spin up/down
16.14.08 #       <LUMOS1> recording
16.14.26 #       <LUMOS1> audio whine
16.15.39 #       <LUMOS1> and it actually only halves my battery ife, which is acceptable for recording
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16.28.53 #       <LUMOS1> I am trying to get disk_spowndown to take an input value of 0 (=always on). I altered settings.c 3,254 to 0,254 but there seems to be somewhere else I have to change. Any idea where?
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17.00.12 #       <LUMOS1> I am trying to get disk_spindown to take an input value of 0 (=always on). I altered settings.c 3,254 to 0,254 but there seems to be somewhere else I have to change. Any idea where?
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17.07.34 #       <LUMOS1> anyone here give programming advice?
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17.07.38 #       <LUMOS1> anyone here give programming advice?
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17.22.55 #       <OnoSendai> what happens when you have a m3u within an m3u ?
17.23.56 #       <Schnueff> nothing
17.24.23 #       <Schnueff> or rather it should happen nothing
17.24.28 #       <Schnueff> nesting of playlist is not possible
17.26.21 #       <OnoSendai> right on
17.26.46 #       <OnoSendai> i guess i don't have to worry about deleting the m3u entries when i create a playlist using a batch file now.
17.27.28 #       <OnoSendai> oo... has anybody messed with events.... like to execute a batch file when the jukebox is connected... ?
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17.40.23 #       <TBoy> hoi
17.40.31 #       <OnoSendai> hello
17.40.45 #       <LUMOS1> anyone here give programming advice?
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18.25.44 #       <tracktheripper> hi
18.25.55 #       <OnoSendai> hello
18.26.06 #       <tracktheripper> :)
18.26.07 #       <tracktheripper> whats up?
18.29.15 #       <tracktheripper> What socket on the Archos does the remote plug into?
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18.31.39 #       <tracktheripper> anyone?
18.31.52 #       <webmind> uhm
18.31.55 #       <webmind> i know this one..
18.31.57 #       <webmind> hold on..
18.31.59 #       <webmind> uhm
18.32.04 #       <webmind> yes...
18.32.05 #       <webmind> yes...
18.32.14 #       <webmind> the headphone connector!!
18.32.16 #       <webmind> :)
18.32.28 #       <tracktheripper> thanks!!!!! :-)
18.32.32 #       <webmind> np
18.32.43 #       <webmind> it has an xtra pin so..
18.33.26 #       <tracktheripper> :)
18.33.32 #       <tracktheripper> i thought it plugged into the USB
18.33.32 #       <tracktheripper> port
18.33.54 #       <webmind> nope
18.34.04 #       <webmind> it's a serial link..
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18.34.20 #       <webmind> the phone jack connector is actually 4 instead of 4pins
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18.34.44 #       <tracktheripper> :-\
18.36.30 #       <tracktheripper> ok
18.36.30 #       <tracktheripper> cool
18.36.40 #       <tracktheripper> is the remote worth getting?
18.37.10 #       <webmind> uhm.. dunno
18.37.21 #       <webmind> u could quite easily make it yourself
18.37.38 #       <webmind> i dont think it's the trouble.. but i do think the volume control on the headphones suck
18.37.40 #       <tracktheripper> lol
18.38.20 #       <tracktheripper> well i use Sony Fontopias
18.38.25 #       <tracktheripper> they sound excelllent
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18.40.03 #       <Fred> hi guys, can you give me some answers as I am quite a newbie?
18.40.22 #       <tracktheripper> sure
18.40.33 #       <Fred> Rockbox looks really great comparing to the original fw, but I still dont get some things
18.40.50 #       <Fred> first, is it possible to "create" an own playlist by selecting some files on the rockbox?
18.41.07 #       <Fred> I think, this works in the original by pressing the play key for some seconds
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18.41.30 #       <Fred> But I cant figure out how it works with the rockboxx
18.41.53 #       <Fred> I already tried the last "official" fw 1.4 and the latest unofficial fw from today
18.42.01 #       <Fred> any ideas?
18.42.11 #       <tracktheripper> fred you can make a playlist by queueing up a bunch of songs then rename the QUEUE_FILE to myplaylist.m3u
18.42.18 #       <tracktheripper> this is wiv the latest bleeding edge
18.42.37 #       <Fred> how do I queue up files in the dir listing? What key combination?
18.43.16 #       <tracktheripper> wiv the latest bleeding. ON and RIGHT as you are browsing when a song is playing
18.43.29 #       <Fred> I will try - mompls
18.43.34 #       <tracktheripper> sorry ON and PLAY
18.45.12 #       <Fred> ahhh
18.45.18 #       <Fred> any quick access to the current play list?
18.46.16 #       <tracktheripper> not that I know off
18.46.35 #       <Fred> how do I list my current playlist?
18.47.24 #       <tracktheripper> you cant view the playlist in Rockbox (yet)
18.47.38 #       <tracktheripper> However you can boot to the Archos firmware and view it there
18.49.12 #       <Fred> Is there an updated list of key combinations / functions for later firmware than 1.4?
18.50.12 #       <tracktheripper> not that I know off right now
18.50.16 #       <Fred> I think its difficult to find out the features included in newer fw, as there is no doc (or I didnt find it)
18.50.22 #       <tracktheripper> perhaps it will be updated when version 2 comes out
18.50.43 #       <Fred> planned date?
18.50.48 #       <Fred> (roughly)
18.51.37 #       <tracktheripper> dunno
18.51.42 #       <tracktheripper> ask Zagor :-)
18.52.01 #       <Fred> :-)
18.52.53 #       <tracktheripper> but I would prefer to see an option to "make playlists easily" like Archos firmware
18.53.15 #       <Fred> yeah, this would be great - a feature I miss by now
18.54.18 #       <tracktheripper> what I do is keep the Archos firmware alongside Rockbox solely for playlist making and recording
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18.55.47 #       <Fred> yeah, but quite uncomfortable. 
18.55.58 #       <Fred> Any easy way to switch fw while runnnig?
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18.57.43 #       <Fred> Is there a sleep timer?
18.59.03 #       <Fred> Anyway - thanks. Have to leave. Bye
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20.41.12 #       <LUMOS> Is there anyone who can give me some help with programming Rockbox source
20.48.59 #       <adiamas> just ask your question
20.49.13 #       <adiamas> the room is logged... is someone knows, they will get you an answer when possible
20.56.16 #       <quel|out> if possible adiamas ;)
20.56.33 #       <quel|out> btw, is the first time i see you as adiamas, not as adi|home or adi|work
21.03.07 #       <adiamas> ack!
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21.03.17 #       * adi|home sighs a breath of relief
21.03.18 #       <adi|home> :)
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21.09.04 #       <Guest> how do you record in rockbox with the recorder?
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21.09.23 #       <quel|out> with F1--> recording
21.09.33 #       <Guest> .l..
21.09.41 #       <Guest> one sec
21.09.41 #       <quel|out> but you need a daily build or bleeding edge
21.09.49 #       <Guest> ok
21.10.00 #       <Guest> thanks
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21.30.36 #       <LUMOS> I have compiled a few builds, have managed to set the deep-discharge threshold to 50% instead of 10%, but want to be able to select a range of 0-254 seconds on disk spindown so that I can keep disk spinning when I am recording (too much electrical noise in spin-up)
21.31.55 #       <LUMOS> I changed "3, 254" in settings.c to "0, 254" but still cant select 0 from the archos menu. Is this hardcoded in some other module that I haven't found?
21.33.25 #       <LUMOS> my email (for an answer from logbot) is trevor (maybe-at) TrevorMarshall.com
21.35.35 #       <adi|work> LUMOS look at settings_menu.c
21.35.45 #       <adi|work> it sets the min/max that can be accepted on the menu
21.36.05 #       <LUMOS> I have a spanking new Recorder-15 that are being sold cheap right now. Have a sneaking suspicion they have excessively noisy hard disks. Have two unused old travelstars lying around (a 12 gig and a 20gig) so I will try them at the weekend.
21.36.16 #       <LUMOS> thanksadi, will do
21.36.55 #       <adi|work> ~ line 539
21.38.48 #       <LUMOS> OK, got it - thanks muchly
21.40.56 #       <adi|work> np
21.42.52 #       <quel|out> time to go home!
21.42.56 #       <LUMOS> see ya
21.42.59 #       <quel|out> cu!!
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22.07.27 #       <josh966__> anyone have the remote control?
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22.34.01 #       <LUMOS> adi_work - my rockbox does just what I want now - the disk startup noise has all gone from LineIn - now I am testing the battery drain :(
22.34.06 #       <LUMOS> thanks
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23.17.09 #       <OnoSendai> hello all
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23.27.09 #       <josh966__> has there really been no cvs activity since 3 days ago?
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