--- Log for 06.11.103 Server: zelazny.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 11 days and 21 hours ago 00.03.15 Join M2k961 [0] (~M2k961@24-164-135-95.si.rr.com) 00.03.55 # Hey, does anyone know how to speed up the time it takes to skip songs? 00.04.31 # u cant 00.04.33 # yeah, double the memory and overlock the CPU :-) 00.04.44 # It takes long :( 00.04.47 # well yeah 00.04.56 # maybe faster hd too 00.05.05 # And the shuffle hates me. It purposely picks the worst songs. 00.05.08 # i think the spinup is part of the problem 00.05.17 # yeah the shuffle can suck 00.05.23 # sometimes it picks good songs 00.05.24 # M2k961: you can increase the spindown time 00.05.50 # hmm.. 00.05.54 # Booting it up now. 00.06.12 # well depends on what kind of skip 00.06.13 # spindown = 5s 00.06.26 # like go through the playlst 00.06.26 # increase it 00.06.42 # Err.. 00.06.42 # it keeps going 00.06.44 # would it even matter then 00.06.46 # im at 20 :) 00.06.58 # you'll lose bat. life 00.07.10 # top_bloke: only when skipping songs 00.07.25 # LinusN: what do you recommend on the time? 00.07.25 # what? 00.07.38 # am i missing something 00.07.40 # M2k961: 10-20 seconds may be ok 00.07.53 # oh 00.07.58 # well i think i get it 00.08.18 # top_bloke: the disk spindown timer only affects user-generated disk activity 00.08.27 # yeah 00.08.32 # like skipping 00.08.39 # automatic disk activity, such as mp3 buffering, always spins down asap 00.08.47 # ok 00.09.02 # how about browsing? 00.09.09 # user interaction 00.09.19 # hey whats the cheapest device I can run rockbox on? is it the mp3 jukebox 10 or something? 00.09.27 # i think maybe i should do this too 00.09.50 # the disk spindown timer is defined as "how long to spin the disk after last user-generated disk activity" 00.10.00 # yeah i get it 00.10.15 # Dogger: probably, but i'd go for a recorder device 00.10.34 # for the LCD and USB2.0 00.10.39 # LinusN: ok, just wanted *some* platform I can try this out on, to learn how to do it for av products 00.10.46 # ah ok, yeah usb2 is nice 00.10.57 # better sound as well 00.11.13 # M2k961: have you tried out the disk timer? 00.11.22 # cant u just use the simulator? 00.11.43 # hmm yeah suppose, 00.11.59 # Yea, it didnt show no real improvement.. 00.12.05 # I mean, some. 00.12.38 # M2k961: skipping in playlists is somewhat slower than directory play 00.12.44 # Well yea 00.12.46 # I meant that 00.12.54 # DIrectory play. 00.17.39 # speeding up next/prev is not easily done 00.18.20 # the playlist handling and the mp3 buffering takes time 00.21.42 Join scott666 [0] (scott666@c-24-245-58-245.mn.client2.attbi.com) 00.22.31 Quit Dogger ("Client Exiting") 00.22.39 # maybe if u buffered a little bit of the next track in playlist 00.23.20 # only a few sec 00.23.30 # top_bloke: reading the next entry in the playlist takes time too 00.23.44 # and it will complicate the mp3 buffering 00.23.52 # so do it along with the first read 00.23.58 # when the disk is already spun 00.24.12 # still, the mp3 buffering gets complicated 00.24.18 # i see 00.24.26 # and what if the user wants to do Prev 00.24.37 # dont account for that 00.25.06 # i dont know 00.25.22 # it's not impossible, only complicated 00.25.47 # and it will only speed up the first Next operation 00.26.03 # then load 2 tacks 00.26.07 # lol 00.26.09 # then 3 00.26.11 # :-) 00.26.17 # and soon youre all out of buffer 00.26.34 # so? who listens to more than 5 seconds per song anyway? 00.26.45 # hehe 00.26.46 # ? 00.27.17 # yeah a scan mode could be done like this too 00.27.31 # where it plays the first x seconds of tracks 00.28.16 # yeah 00.28.42 # but would also have to buffer all those 00.29.29 # * M2k961 just wants faster next timings :( 00.29.45 # i do too 00.29.51 # me too 00.29.52 # :-) 00.29.58 # we all do 00.30.15 # Well, im going, cya around. 00.30.15 Part M2k961 00.30.21 # later 00.31.06 # is counting over the claimed end of a song a known bug? (eg: 3:29/3:30, 3:30/3:30, 3:31/3:30, 0:00/5:00) 00.31.43 # yes 00.31.54 # but a bug? 00.32.04 # well...it seems like one 00.32.10 # yes it is 00.32.15 # any idea what causes it? 00.32.19 # yes 00.32.32 # care to enlighten me? 00.32.38 # yes 00.32.39 # :-) 00.33.06 # well, the duration calculation code lacks precision 00.33.36 # obviously 00.33.49 # each mp3 frame is (in the 44.1kHz case) 26.12 ms long 00.34.08 # but we only count 26ms 00.34.22 # ahh, figured it'd be a rounding error 00.34.32 # that is one of the causes 00.34.48 # are we able to count as 26.12? 00.34.59 # another is that the timer counts independently from the mp3 decoding 00.35.25 # so the timer could be started before the actual decoding starts 00.35.40 # i see 00.35.55 # we can increase the precision, but then we have to use 64-bit ints for the calculations 00.36.44 # if you pause the song, the timer will be slightly off 00.37.19 # because of the delay between starting hte decoding and starting the timer? 00.37.30 # and the stopping 00.40.04 Quit scott666 ("i'll be back...eventually...") 00.40.49 Quit edx () 00.44.18 Join klaxon [0] (trilluser@adsl-64-142-36-45.sonic.net) 00.45.27 # how common is it to hear pauses in playback caused by disk spinup? 00.45.42 # should be very uncommon 00.45.51 # is it a vbr file? 00.46.00 # yeah 00.46.14 # then run "Update VBR file" on it 00.46.20 # ON+Play 00.46.29 # in the browser 00.46.47 # ah. is that some xing vbr header thingie? 00.46.54 # most probably 00.47.20 # yes, "update vbr file" recalculates the xing header 00.47.22 # fine. i was concerned, the disk was lame and not spinning up fast enough 00.47.54 # rockbox takes the disk spinup time into account 00.48.05 # in the daily builds at least 00.48.59 # i just built today's tarball. 00.49.00 # but this dynamic buffer handling fails when the Xing header is missing 00.49.23 # that makes perfect sense. 00.51.00 # i encode cds as one file, then split them by track for the archos, so i'll need to add fix the vbr header 00.53.03 # why do you do that? 00.53.47 # for continuous mix discs, to avoid the track gap. 00.54.04 # lame --nogap does that for you 00.54.07 # i listen to them as mp3 on archos, but burn cdda for the car 00.54.32 # yeah i have heard about --nogap but it was not ready last i heard. look again you say? 00.55.02 # works for me 00.55.35 # but if whole-cd encoding works for you... 00.55.47 # even if the files get id3 tagged and mangled, you can put them back together okay? 00.55.57 # of course 00.56.28 # okay i'll revisit. i've had quite a long discussion about this with friends. 00.56.36 # rockbox strips all non-mp3 information 00.57.30 # yeah i haven't noticed a gap in archos playback. the issue is recreating a nogap cdda 00.57.40 # yup 00.58.07 # infact while many car mp3 players can't get the gap out, notably pioneer (pioneer!), archos does it fine. 00.58.36 # so i use archos on linein on my pioneer car system. wish they would get some decent programmers.. 00.58.39 # i've put a lot of effort in that 00.58.46 # you rock. 00.59.37 # pretty tricky, since many files violate the id3 specs in one way or another 01.00.27 # i can imagine. id3 is really messy. 01.00.35 # indeed 01.00.37 Join midknight2k3 [0] (lala@AC849AC5.ipt.aol.com) 01.00.43 # hi 01.00.49 # hi linus 01.00.53 # my patch is merged! yay 01.00.54 # hi 01.01.18 # * midknight2k3 thinks about new patches 01.01.43 # midknight2k3: i discovered a sad thing when i merged your patch 01.01.44 # so in order to get in the credits, you make up something from scratch and not just patch an existing file right? 01.01.48 # uh oh 01.01.49 # ahem *animated menus* 01.01.50 # what 01.01.54 # top: yes yes 01.02.01 # midknight2k3: you are in the credits 01.02.06 # i am? 01.02.12 # * midknight2k3 rushes to check 01.02.16 # lol 01.02.20 # i discovered that LCD updates disturb the FM reception 01.02.30 # they do? 01.02.46 # also the Stereo/Mono check communication with the FM chip 01.02.51 # at least on my FMR 01.02.57 # sounded ok to me 01.03.14 # am i looking at the wrong credits? 01.03.29 # my FMR has been opened auite a few times, to the copper cage may be leaking 01.03.43 # apps/recorder/radio.c 01.03.43 # apps/lang/english.lang 01.03.43 # Patch #836267 by Zakk Roberts, adds peak meter to the radio screen, plus a few more changes 01.03.55 # docs/CREDITS 01.03.56 # did you forget to add me? or is it my eyes ? :) 01.04.10 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/credits.html 01.04.12 # this one? 01.04.13 # and in the "version" scrolle rin the menu 01.04.35 # hmm 01.04.43 # * midknight2k3 doesn't see midknight2k3's name 01.04.49 # was it at that link? 01.04.52 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/credits.html 01.05.07 # * midknight2k3 tries CTRL+F5 01.05.24 # DOH! I forgot to commit it! 01.05.33 # i thought so! 01.05.34 # lol 01.05.38 # i committed it now 01.05.42 # just this second? 01.05.45 # that was quick 01.05.46 # yes 01.06.04 # did you like the f-key button bar? 01.06.14 # where at? 01.06.35 # i saw that as a new thing recently but i didnt try a new release 01.07.56 # * midknight2k3 jumps around with joy 01.07.56 # so just like the archos firmware? 01.07.56 # the button bar? 01.08.00 # like Menu, etc? 01.08.14 # yes, but only for the radio screen for now 01.08.19 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 01.08.34 Join thedude02 [0] (~thefirstd@pm637-19.dialip.mich.net) 01.08.43 # i tried to make PLAY mute 01.08.45 # did you notice that the station search is a lot faster now? 01.08.45 # but the oly un-mute option was up and down 01.08.50 Quit AciD ("www.acid.ht.st") 01.08.51 # ill take a look 01.09.31 # linus 01.09.45 # i think we should put button bars around the whole setup 01.09.51 # and have an option for it 01.09.57 # we will 01.10.04 # general settings->display->button bar 01.10.10 # exactly 01.10.30 # maybe i can do it 01.11.08 # i want that to accompany the ui overhaul 01.11.22 # i can try it 01.11.36 # right now, the menu functions can't handle the button bar 01.11.44 # ? 01.12.13 # they will overwrite it 01.12.24 # when will the credits be replaced? 01.12.37 # in tomorrow's daily build 01.12.48 # but they will be put up right now right 01.12.53 # for bleeding edge or something? 01.12.59 # whats a button bar? 01.13.06 # the site is updated sometime during the night 01.13.08 # like the archos fw 01.13.17 # a bar of buttons 01.13.21 # hehe 01.13.31 # dude: button :LABELS 01.13.32 # top_bloke: a bar describing what the F-keys do 01.14.02 # AHHHHHHH! in Rockbox! 01.14.13 # no duh 01.14.21 # constantly on the screen? 01.14.22 # like the keyboard input has 01.14.27 # I thought he was asking in general what it means 01.14.31 # yes 01.14.33 # top_bloke: yes 01.14.33 # just like that 01.14.42 # there is no general definition 01.14.50 # so its on the screen all the time? 01.14.57 # unless you turn it off 01.15.01 # of button bar? yeah there is: a bar of buttons 01.15.01 # there will be an option 01.15.14 # dude: sure. 01.15.23 # "votever" 01.15.25 # votever 01.15.43 # well if its an option its cool 01.15.43 # ok got it 01.15.53 # linus 01.15.59 # will ableeding edge have the button bar? right 01.16.10 # sheesh 01.16.22 # might as well reflash 01.16.47 # oh no 01.16.53 # there is no UCLs for bleeding edge 01.16.55 # fix it! lol 01.17.36 # midknight2k3: i included the buttonbar in your patch, it should be in today's daily 01.18.26 # linus 01.18.35 # the radio looks a little bad 01.18.41 # oh? 01.18.54 # well we should do font_sysfixed for one 01.19.02 # as the custom font disappears after a few seconds 01.19.20 # i'm working on that as we speak 01.19.27 # updating SLOW too 01.19.36 # * midknight2k3 looks worried 01.19.42 # i hope i put up the right patch 01.19.49 # i did 01.19.57 # well, your submitted patch was very slow 01.19.57 # i remember testing it 01.20.03 # it was good for me... 01.20.08 # but i fixed it before committing it 01.20.08 # hmmmmmm 01.20.19 # let me check that button_get_w_tmo 01.20.27 # it was not the timeout 01.20.39 # it was lots of unnecessary lcd updates 01.20.50 # well 01.20.55 # it made it run nice 01.21.03 # now its like twice per second or less 01.21.08 # and it looks terrible 01.21.52 # just in case yuo wanted to know I'm going. 01.21.57 Quit thedude02 () 01.22.02 # that was uncalled for 01.22.16 # button = button_get_w_tmo(HZ / peak_meter_fps); 01.22.23 # are you sure that's the way to do it? 01.22.35 # which reminds me, let me put up my PM FPS patch 01.22.53 # timeout = current_tick + HZ/2; 01.22.57 # that looks like the problem 01.26.18 # no, that's not a problem 01.26.30 # it goes slow for me 01.26.34 # that timeout is not for the peak meter 01.26.40 # the whole LCD goes slow 01.26.48 # midknight2k3: are you sure that your radio.c is up to date? 01.26.54 # the station skipping goes like 2-3 at a time until you hold 01.27.01 # yes it has the button bar so it must be right 01.27.19 # if you go click click click it will only update every 2 or 3 stations 01.27.26 # aka every 1/2 second or so 01.30.57 # yeah, that's a bug i have fixed but not committed 01.33.22 Join thedude02 [0] (~thefirstd@pm475-32.dialip.mich.net) 01.37.35 Quit thedude02 (Client Quit) 01.44.03 Quit mecraw ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com)") 01.50.56 # bye all thx linusn 01.51.02 # you're welcome 01.51.03 # bye 01.51.04 Quit klaxon ("Ahwoooga!") 01.59.22 Join thedude02 [0] (~thefirstd@pm475-32.dialip.mich.net) 02.02.54 Quit thedude02 (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 NSplit zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 02.02.54 Quit webmind (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit dsg (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit midknight2k3 (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit adi|home (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit Hes (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit Hadaka (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit BoBB (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit MT (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit ze (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit [IDC]Dragon (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit LinusN (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit elinenbe (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit [OFF]BtT (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.02.54 Quit Schnueff (zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 02.05.47 NHeal zelazny.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 02.05.47 NJoin [IDC]Dragon [0] (~idc-drago@pD9FF81D7.dip.t-dialin.net) 02.05.47 NJoin LinusN [200] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 02.05.47 NJoin elinenbe [0] (elinenbe_@207-237-236-36.c3-0.nyr-ubr1.nyr.ny.cable.rcn.com) 02.05.47 NJoin [OFF]BtT [0] (~quasi@80.238.199.45) 02.05.47 NJoin Schnueff [0] (mah@d096.stw.stud.uni-saarland.de) 02.06.19 NJoin midknight2k3 [0] (lala@AC849AC5.ipt.aol.com) 02.06.19 NJoin adi|home [0] (~adi|home@as5300-10.216-194-24-62.nyc.ny.metconnect.net) 02.06.19 NJoin BoBB [0] (~bob@ip68-106-225-254.ph.ph.cox.net) 02.06.19 NJoin MT [0] (mt@no.beer.for.beating.me.uk) 02.06.19 NJoin Hadaka [0] (naked@aka.pp.htv.fi) 02.06.19 NJoin Hes [0] (~hessu@hessu.zedi.sonera.fi) 02.06.19 NJoin ze [20] (psyco@adsl-63-205-42-70.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) 02.07.01 NJoin thedude02 [0] (~thefirstd@pm475-32.dialip.mich.net) 02.07.01 NJoin dsg [0] (~david@pasky.xs4all.nl) 02.07.01 NJoin webmind [0] (~cme2@217-195-236-172.dsl.esined.net) 02.08.58 Quit top_bloke (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 02.17.15 # Hillo 02.17.28 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Jet8810@adsl-158-225-55.mia.bellsouth.net) 02.17.37 # hi jet 02.19.10 # hillo 02.20.16 Quit thedude02 () 02.33.37 Part GEM 02.36.52 Quit [IDC]Dragon () 02.49.49 # hey midknisht 02.49.55 # hi 02.50.24 Join diddystar5 [0] (~jirc@cbcpl-fw.ci.corvallis.or.us) 02.50.28 Join diddystar50 [0] (~jirc@cbcpl-fw.ci.corvallis.or.us) 02.50.30 # diddystar! 02.50.34 # hey!!!!!!!!!! 02.50.40 # vu meter away 02.50.44 # ! 02.50.54 # is my text being doubled? 02.50.59 # ? 02.51.02 # no 02.51.20 # rolands irc page is down, and i had to find another client 02.51.32 # hah 02.52.35 # lol all the text is doubled on my screen 02.52.48 # or maybe im drunken lol 02.52.57 # hehe 02.55.47 # time to sleep 02.55.51 # nite all 02.55.52 # night! 02.56.00 Part LinusN 03.06.58 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@norge.freeshell.org) 03.07.10 # hi hardeep 03.07.22 # i'm in the credits, im in the credits, woo woo, wooo woooooooo 03.07.25 # hey hardeep! 03.07.32 # me 2! 03.08.00 # hey hardeep 03.08.08 # lol 03.08.11 # hello 03.08.13 # stop crowding hardeep 03.08.20 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 03.08.21 # midknight2k3: nice :) 03.08.26 # hehe 03.08.31 # diddystar50: nice :) 03.08.36 # :) 03.08.49 # lol 03.08.54 # ya ya ya ya YA ya 03.09.09 # PARTY TIME!!!!! 03.09.27 # WOO WOOO 03.09.31 # * midknight2k3 throws a party 03.09.37 # ok party over 03.11.48 # wow 03.11.53 # its really hard to find a local sponsor a child 03.11.58 # or jus tsomething of the sort... 03.12.06 # oh yeah 03.12.08 # lol 03.12.09 # but I want it local, I dont want huge multinational, international charity 03.12.10 # lol 03.13.14 # am I thinking about this donating thing WAY too much? 03.13.19 # yes 03.13.25 # very overthunk 03.13.26 # haha 03.13.37 # so whats your reccomendation? 03.13.44 # hmm 03.13.50 # stop overthinking it 03.13.54 # the answer will come 03.14.02 # such as 03.14.09 # DEAD PAPER! 03.14.10 # heh 03.14.12 # well I dont overthink it 03.14.19 # I have though tabout it like twice briefly since I mentioned it to you 03.14.24 # but I really would like to donate the money 03.14.25 # okay 03.14.25 # haha 03.15.34 # so, hows life? 03.15.51 # good 03.16.37 Quit diddystar50 (" ("switching clients")") 03.16.44 Quit diddystar5 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 03.17.15 Join diddystar5 [0] (~diddystar@cbcpl-fw.ci.corvallis.or.us) 03.18.27 # bye have to go home 03.18.44 # sorry i couldnt stay longer 03.18.47 # bye 03.18.52 Quit diddystar5 (Client Quit) 03.19.30 Quit hardeep ("Erection reset by queer") 03.19.50 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@norge.freeshell.org) 03.21.08 # bye all 03.21.18 Quit midknight2k3 () 03.41.55 Quit Jet8810 ("Leaving") 04.06.54 Join Mighty2 [0] (mboss@h72n1fls35o931.telia.com) 04.07.24 Join scott666 [0] (scott666@c-24-245-58-245.mn.client2.attbi.com) 04.10.21 Quit Mighty2 (Client Quit) 04.14.51 Quit hardeep ("Real programmers code it into the client") 04.22.56 # anyone here? 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13.05.43 # everything :( 13.05.50 # have a bad cold :( 13.08.32 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 13.10.01 # Sheez :/ 13.10.06 # So what's up with AVOS? 13.10.10 # I read something about legal stuff :) 13.10.15 # Did Archos screw you up? 13.10.15 # yeah! 13.10.18 # don't get him started :-) 13.10.35 # Archos got their heavies in 13.10.42 # they came round my house and took all my stuff 13.10.51 # said 'this should pay for the damage you've done' 13.11.09 # then they gave me a bloody nose, stole my laptop and said next time, we'll break your knees 13.12.52 # you sure that was not the mafia? 13.13.34 # I believe the mafia OWN Archos 13.13.49 # they have also embedded bombs in all archos products, 13.13.55 # which can be set off remotely 13.14.03 # they just release a new firmware, 13.14.10 # with the code that says 'blow up' 13.14.13 # No, that's Nokia, they've put the bombs in the batteries. 13.14.14 # You wanna know where all the Rockbox donations go? 13.14.15 # and there is mass suicide 13.14.34 # :) 13.14.37 # we pay Archos for "protection" 13.14.58 # and in return they dont come round YOUR house and take all your stuff 13.15.20 # yup 13.15.39 # :-) 13.15.53 # i gotta fly 13.15.58 # cu around 13.16.03 # Bye L 13.16.06 # nah that cant be it... I offered to pay archos money to do this ages ago 13.16.09 # ok laters :) 13.16.11 # Dogger: Seriosley though. What happened? 13.16.14 Part LinusN 13.16.31 # dwihno: they have passed it to their atourney 13.17.45 Quit Dogger ("Client Exiting") 13.17.59 Quit adiamas (Connection timed out) 13.41.09 Join Dogger [0] (~jimmy@cpc3-colc1-5-0-cust13.colc.cable.ntl.com) 14.10.46 Quit dsg (Success) 14.11.06 Join dsg [0] (~david@pasky.xs4all.nl) 14.15.16 Quit dsg (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 14.16.21 Join dsg [0] (~david@pasky.xs4all.nl) 14.17.05 Quit dsg (Client Quit) 14.19.11 Join dsg [0] (~david@pasky.xs4all.nl) 14.24.22 Quit dsg (Success) 14.25.01 Join dsg [0] (~david@pasky.xs4all.nl) 14.37.30 # Dogger: tell me all the dirty details! :) 14.45.48 # hey 14.45.48 # thats probably not a good idea 14.45.59 # I think when legal people contact you, you should prolly keep it to yourself 14.46.07 # just to be safe 14.49.25 # True. 14.49.29 #