--- Log for 14.12.103 Server: orwell.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 10 hours and 39 minutes ago 00.31.05 Join track [0] (jirc@ACBFFDDF.ipt.aol.com) 00.32.56 # hi 00.34.05 # hi 00.34.57 # hi earhurts 00.35.49 Quit track (Client Quit) 00.38.53 # I'm a bastard 00.46.42 Join track [0] (jirc@ACBFFDDF.ipt.aol.com) 00.46.51 Quit track (Client Quit) 00.50.11 Join pigpriest [0] (~tharg@076-036.dialup.sunysb.edu) 01.08.08 Join scott666 [0] (scott666@c-24-245-58-245.mn.client2.attbi.com) 01.09.21 Quit Arnaud (Remote closed the connection) 01.10.30 Join diddystar5 [0] (Lee@ACA83B29.ipt.aol.com) 01.14.26 # diddystar5: you mentioned something about log vu-meter? 01.17.07 # yes 01.17.18 Join TomC [0] (jirc@pcp03928366pcs.grgtwn01.de.comcast.net) 01.17.29 # i wanted the scale for it to be logarithmic 01.18.29 # Ok, how good resolution do you need? I think it would be possible to just find out what the most significant bit which is 1 is... 01.18.46 # so if you have a 16bit number 01.19.04 # you would have 15 "leds" 01.19.43 # do you know here the current vu_meter code is? 01.20.09 Quit TomC (Client Quit) 01.21.15 # sorry, I did not have a look at it (yet) 01.21.34 # take a look first 01.21.48 # it is at http://rockbox.haxx.se/apps/plugins/vu_meter.c 01.21.57 # ill be back in about 10 minutes 01.22.03 # im switching to linux 01.22.06 # brb 01.22.11 Quit diddystar5 ("Bye") 01.25.34 # it takes 10 mins to reboot, eek 01.27.50 # (and maybe go find a beer) 01.28.07 # heh 01.52.11 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 01.53.29 # maybe it was not just reboot - maybe diddystar5 is installing linux (for the first time;-) 01.55.34 # heh 01.55.37 # not in 10 mins 01.55.48 # I don't care what your installing 01.57.37 # what if its knoppix? 01.57.57 # would take less than 10 mins 01.58.17 # at least I hope 02.07.46 # what cpu is in archos (e.g. recorder 20)? 02.09.03 # (found it myself: H-1) 02.09.20 # (correction: SH-1) 02.16.30 # methinks either diddystar5 is installing linux from scratch or fallen asleep 02.19.58 # or drunk too much and passed out :) 02.24.37 Join diddystar5 [0] (Lee@AC877343.ipt.aol.com) 02.24.59 # pfavr: hey, did you look at the vu meter? 02.34.13 # that was a fast, err, hour. 02.34.22 # yes 02.34.27 # did you install linux? 02.34.41 # no ir an knoppix 02.34.57 # & it took an hour? 02.35.07 # i tried to connect to aol, but peng wasnt working right :| 02.35.15 # eww 02.35.47 # so i just did a little work on rockbox code 02.38.39 # pfavr: any ideas for a logarithmic scale? 02.41.30 # diddystar5: yes, but I'm not sure if it is sufficient for you purpose 02.41.50 Quit edx () 02.42.02 # t 02.42.02 # [02:41:38] 02.42.13 # (sorry) 02.42.52 # diddystar5: you get 15 integer output levels 02.42.52 # humm 02.43.06 # 01.53.29 # maybe it was not just reboot - maybe diddystar5 is installing linux (for the first time;-) 02.43.07 # 01.55.34 # heh 02.43.07 # 01.55.37 # not in 10 mins 02.43.07 DBUG Enqueued KICK diddystar5 02.43.07 # 01.55.48 # I don't care what your installing 02.43.07 # 01.57.37 # what if its knoppix? 02.43.08 *** Alert Mode level 1 02.43.08 # 01.57.57 # would take less than 10 mins 02.43.10 # 01.58.17 # at least I hope 02.43.12 # 02.16.30 # methinks either diddystar5 is installing linux from scratch or fallen asleep 02.43.14 # 02.19.58 # or drunk too much and passed out :) 02.43.16 # 02.24.37 Join diddystar5 [0] (Lee@AC877343.ipt.aol.com) 02.43.19 # funny 02.43.29 # but i dont think i would be getting drunk 02.43.33 # im only 13 02.44.15 # and i was actually going to install peng so i could get online, but it dosent like knoppix 02.44.21 # :( 02.44.43 # ok, the idea is as follows: you just find the most significant bit which is 1 02.44.55 # yep 02.45.51 # im kinda of a new programmer, so go slow :) 02.46.31 # if the value is less than 1 you get 0 02.46.40 # if the value is less than 2 you get 1 02.46.49 # if the value is less than 4 you get 2 02.47.01 # if the value is less than 8 you get 3 02.47.12 # ... 02.47.20 # i get the idea of how that goes.... 02.47.23 # you might do a binary search 02.47.31 # starting from the middle 02.47.51 # is the value less than 128? 02.48.10 # if yes: is the value less than 8? 02.48.27 # err 02.48.29 # if no: is the value less than 32? 02.48.31 # no idea really 02.48.48 # are you taking in base 10? 02.48.50 # no 02.48.52 # base 2 02.48.56 # ok 02.48.57 # binary numbers 02.49.21 # ok i see what you saying now 02.49.29 # it is probably easier to write it in binary 02.49.36 # to get the feeling 02.49.55 # but I don't know if you need more than 15 distinct values? 02.50.24 # i dont think so 02.50.37 # it dosent have to be totaly accurate 02.50.58 # the screen only has 112 x pixles 02.51.08 # then you would need to look at the next ciffer too. So if bit7 is 1 (and bit8-14 is 0) then test bit 6. If bit 6 is 1 you have that you log value is 7 and a half 02.51.46 # ok 02.53.09 *** Alert Mode OFF 02.53.14 # I'm not sure if the binary search is necessary. It might be better to do it as a loop in machine language. The instructions ROTCL and ROTCR are probably the ones you need. 02.53.45 # how would i use machine language in c code? 02.54.16 # uhm, using the asm("somemachinelanguagehere") function 02.54.48 # it is not really a function, but the compiler leaves the machinelanguage in the assembly it produces 02.54.51 # do i have to include a file to do that? 02.54.58 # no 02.55.12 # you just write it exactly where you want it 02.55.30 # you can even pass arguments from you c-code to the assembly and reverse 02.55.30 # thats kinda how my ti 83+ calc does that 02.55.54 # (but I don't remember the exact syntax) 02.56.03 # thats nice 02.56.22 Quit Sebulba02 ("Download Gaim: http://gaim.sourceforge.net/") 02.56.56 # kernel.c: asm volatile ("stc sr, %0" : "=r" (i)); 02.56.56 # kernel.c: asm volatile ("ldc %0, sr" : : "r" (level << 4)); 02.57.20 # mpeg.c: asm(" nop\n nop\n nop\n"); 02.57.48 # ohh, i never noticed that 02.57.57 # :-) 02.58.20 # I look forward to see your VU-meter finished:-) 02.58.31 # it is really a cool thing 02.58.44 Join Sebulba02 [0] (~Sebulba02@dialup-67.31.192.233.Dial1.Tampa1.Level3.net) 02.58.44 # well, it's already in CVS, but i just dosent have a log scale 02.59.03 # infact, it is in the 2.1 realease also 02.59.09 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 02.59.09 # * diddystar5 feels famous 02.59.26 # yes I noticed that:-) 03.03.43 # how long have you been into rockbox? 03.04.01 # 1-2 hours:-) 03.04.14 # helping you out is my first contribution:-) 03.04.23 # wow 03.04.52 # you just get an archos? 03.05.28 # no I've had it for at least one year 03.05.39 # what unit do you have? 03.05.48 # recorder 20, I like it very much 03.06.14 # cool, me to (except it's broken right now :() 03.06.17 # just flashed rockbox 2.1 yesterday - it works perfectly 03.06.23 # broken: how come? 03.07.23 # the wire that powers the HD is broken off, and little wire peices are broken in the hole where it is soldered 03.07.34 # i cant get them out 03.07.49 # neep something tiny to poke them 03.07.56 # can't you just solder it on top? 03.08.18 # maybe a small drill would do? 03.08.27 # i could, but i would be likly to have shorts becuase the positive wire is very close to it 03.08.37 # would you like to see a c-code example of the log2 function? 03.08.37 # i very tiny drill bit may work 03.08.43 # yes! 03.08.55 # you can DCC it to me 03.09.13 # well, I'm new to IRC 03.09.37 # what client are you using? 03.09.39 # it is only 25 lines, is it ok to post it here? 03.09.44 # ksirc 03.09.51 # umm wait 03.10.39 # diddystar5: what about tweezers? 03.11.25 # i doubt it, the peices are stuck IN the hole, and there is solder holding them in there 03.12.23 # if you're not that skilled wrt soldering, maybe somebody who is can get it out quite quickly for you 03.12.43 # maybe, im really not good at soldering 03.12.59 # so where you living? 03.13.22 # oregon 03.13.25 # you? 03.13.29 # Denmark 03.13.33 # heh 03.13.40 # bit far away 03.13.48 # yeah 03.13.49 # lol 03.13.53 # yes 03.15.07 # my (I'm not really sure about this) grand grand father lived in oregon 03.15.34 # great grand father* 03.16.12 # cool 03.16.25 # Junction City 03.16.39 # thats about 50 miles from where i am 03.17.01 # in 1930 03.17.30 # that was a long time ago lol 03.17.57 # guess their computers were slow and their mp3-players filled up a house. 03.18.01 # ;-) 03.18.26 # yeah lol 03.18.54 # His son wrote a book: Visti Favrholdt: "Junction City to Denmark - A Boyhood Journey" 03.19.39 # heh 03.20.02 # sounds cool 03.22.06 # i have to go 03.22.21 # see you guys later 03.22.37 # have fun rockboxing pfavr 03.22.54 # talk to you later 03.23.37 # bye 03.23.42 Quit diddystar5 ("Bye") 03.23.54 Part pfavr 03.24.13 # heh, got /.'d 03.33.57 # woohoo :) 03.34.41 Join BetterToBurnOut [0] (GodofDavid@bgp402631bgs.medwln01.nj.comcast.net) 03.34.53 Quit BetterToBurnOut (Client Quit) 03.52.12 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.23.33 Part Sebulba02 04.43.13 Join Sebulba02 [0] (~Sebulba02@dialup-67.31.192.243.Dial1.Tampa1.Level3.net) 05.04.25 Join diddystar5 [0] (Lee@ACA54643.ipt.aol.com) 05.17.07 Join pokerjoker [0] (new_user@24-151-186-101.chartertn.net) 05.17.13 # hey kids 05.17.46 Quit pokerjoker (Client Quit) 05.18.07 Join pokerjoker [0] (new_user@24-151-186-101.chartertn.net) 05.18.48 # anyone home? 05.20.50 Quit pokerjoker (Client Quit) 05.21.23 # hey 05.21.27 # to late.... 05.28.21 Quit pigpriest ("sudden death") 05.51.41 # bye 05.51.51 Quit diddystar5 ("XCHAT!!!!!") 05.52.16 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 06.39.01 Quit earHertz ("ChatZilla 0.9.46 [Mozilla rv:1.5/0]") 06.51.59 Quit AciD ("http://frbattle.free.fr/mixs/samedi%2012%20juillet%2013-14%20heures%20angle%20mort/AciD%20vs%20Formax%20-%20Live@prun'%20radi) 07.16.12 Join markw [0] (~markw@dsl093-034-111.snd1.dsl.speakeasy.net) 07.28.48 Join earHertz [0] (~chatzilla@pool-141-156-234-241.res.east.verizon.net) 07.29.30 # anyone here? 07.50.32 Join DarthWufei [0] (DarthWufei@ip68-13-240-27.ok.ok.cox.net) 07.51.00 # Wow... 07.51.08 # just installed the rvf plugin test thing 07.51.10 # this is amazingf 07.52.18 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 07.54.37 # Can't wait to saee it 07.55.15 # I was actually really worried that the LCD was as high quality in terms of refreshing as some of the latest advancements, but everything is fluid as heck 07.56.36 # So it really looks like a movie? 07.57.33 # Yeah ti does 07.59.04 # And the gray scale, how many shades does it look like? 07.59.10 Join midknight2k3 [0] (midknight2@12-229-204-15.client.attbi.com) 07.59.23 # hello DarthWufei havent seen you in a bit 07.59.30 # hi ear 07.59.30 # Heya 07.59.47 # earHertz: I can't really tell at the moment, not in a great lighting situation 08.00.00 # Still, amazing 08.00.03 # And the vide is a tad dark 08.00.04 # Indeed 08.00.24 # will changing the contrast brighten it up? 08.00.29 # You can see everything moving around though, the people look clear too. 08.00.35 # Yeah I bet so 08.00.52 # what now 08.00.56 # contrast affects it 08.00.59 # put backlight to ON 08.01.08 # I did, but my eyesight isn't so great. :p 08.01.10 # lol 08.01.11 # usu want darker contrast 08.01.21 # Anywho 08.01.37 # Thisis quite an accomplishment... Rockbox never ceases to amaze me 08.02.49 # yes it is! very cool 08.03.34 # Have you unsubscribed the mailing list yet, midknight2k3 08.03.43 # no 08.06.03 # It's been fun 08.06.14 # ? 08.09.48 # dude did you see the original trailer 08.09.51 # pretty cool 08.10.24 # No, my fmr's still in the shop 08.10.35 # well, DW then 08.10.51 # ? 08.10.57 # seen the original one 08.11.00 # full color and sound 08.11.03 # pretty nice 08.11.49 # oh yeah 08.12.02 # good job of porting it 08.12.09 # hope we can port our own mpegs and wmvs 08.14.24 # You've seen the original? 08.14.31 # How do they compare? 08.14.40 # VERY NICe 08.15.48 # original's online 08.15.53 # very nice 08.16.03 # hopefully the grayscale is coded into the plugin 08.16.10 # so porting is just making an RVF and that's it 08.45.43 # hi 08.45.44 # testing 08.45.47 # wow it works 08.45.49 # grat 08.46.06 # df 08.55.10 # so this stuff is just for the original 6000 and 20 gig players? None of the current "new" ones? 08.55.21 # wha? 08.55.54 # shopping for an archos 08.56.05 # not sure which to get, or what a good price on one is. 08.56.11 # rec20 08.56.20 # usu about $200 actually 08.56.38 # new? or used? 08.56.47 # depends on retailer 08.56.48 # new 08.56.57 # http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.jsp?b=g&oid=70402&bookmark=bookmark_3&catoid=-8721&com.broadvision.session.new=Yes&qp=0&BV_UseBVCookie=No 08.56.59 # that one? 08.57.09 # or the ones that look like the 6gig one? 08.57.23 # JBMM 08.57.24 # thats not it 08.57.34 # hard to find in stores 08.58.05 # hm 08.58.12 # tough one 08.59.19 # k 08.59.27 # I'll look for the 6000 style one. 08.59.28 # prolly online is the only way 08.59.31 # nono 08.59.33 # that one sucks 08.59.40 # you want a recorder 20 08.59.48 # not studio, nor player 08.59.52 # nor multimedia 09.00.22 # http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3064726934&category=48682 09.00.26 # like that? 09.00.40 # thats an fmr 09.00.42 # works the same 09.00.44 # nope, drop the fm. 09.00.46 # with radio 09.00.46 # ok. 09.00.49 # well 09.00.52 # it works too 09.00.55 # just with radio 09.01.01 # and liion non replaceable battery 09.01.08 # depends 09.01.16 # LiIon is nice for it in my eyes 09.01.19 # long lasting 09.01.26 # http://www.discountjungle.net/arjuk20rec20.html <- I got mine from here... 09.01.27 # most want Rec with replaceable batteries 09.01.43 # $199.90 AM I GOOD OR WHAT 09.02.02 # but fmr is nice too 09.02.04 # Yeah 09.02.12 # lots lighter 09.02.13 # I'm just not great about ebay stuff 09.02.21 # slightly smalelr 09.02.34 # fm radio 09.02.40 # and long battery life 09.03.15 # brb 09.03.24 # ok 09.10.17 # midknight2k3: how much memory is available to .rocks? 09.10.32 # 32KB 09.10.33 # why 09.10.40 # 32KB compiled 09.11.34 # right 09.11.48 # and you allocate statics to use it? 09.12.06 # dont know anything much about that 09.12.13 # "use the code, Luke" 09.12.31 # yes, but in this case code + data <= 32KB 09.13.04 # compiled, yes... 09.13.09 # why does it matter? 09.13.32 # i never got a single comment on any of my patches 09.13.39 # any of my numerous ones 09.14.19 # patches or .rocks? 09.14.44 # any 09.15.20 # you announce them on the list? 09.16.12 # no should i've? 09.16.41 Join methangas [0] (methangas@0x50c61de4.virnxx10.adsl-dhcp.tele.dk) 09.17.25 # yes! 09.17.36 # Otherwise how does anyone know to try them out? 09.18.05 # they go to patches 09.18.09 # they see patches 09.18.13 # they try patches 09.18.17 # And not everybody browses patches 09.18.25 # and rocks are not patches 09.18.27 # ok ill later 09.18.29 # whatever 09.18.34 # we need a ROCKS section then 09.18.40 # yes, we do. 09.19.05 # of course, you could host your own rocks at your site 09.19.24 # why would i? 09.19.54 # so peope could download them 09.20.11 # and sourceforge is worse, because why again? 09.20.40 # can you host compiled versions at soyurce forge? 09.21.16 # i did 09.21.19 # for fmr and rec 09.22.39 # oh, ok. 09.22.53 # yes. 09.23.00 # you can put up multiple files 09.24.30 # ok. 09.52.21 *** No seen item changed, no save performed. 10.05.25 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@1-1-4-2a.mal.sth.bostream.se) 10.09.44 # just so i know im not insane.. there's no sound with the doom demo right? 10.09.56 # right 10.10.27 # now _that_ would be cool.. 10.10.36 # i can't believe the got this working.. thats so damn amazing.. 10.10.41 # htf did he manage that 10.10.43 # yeah 10.10.46 # no idea 10.10.53 # super rendering! awayy! 10.11.00 # "high performance blit function" 10.11.03 # what was this blit they were talking about? 10.11.03 # something like that 10.11.08 # thats it 10.11.13 # flashing pixels so fast it's gray 10.11.27 # nods 10.22.16 # very nice demo 10.25.19 Quit adi|home ("Damn flying monkies") 10.29.23 Join adi|home [0] (~adi|home@as5300-9.216-194-23-163.nyc.ny.metconnect.net) 10.29.32 # lol 10.31.21 Quit scott666 ("i'll be back...eventually...") 10.50.04 Quit [MolincH] (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10.50.56 Quit matsl (Remote closed the connection) 10.52.18 Join edx [0] (edx@pD9EAB1C0.dip.t-dialin.net) 10.57.02 Join pfavr [0] (~pfavr@213.237.46.232.adsl.ron.worldonline.dk) 11.08.17 Join earHertz_ [0] (~chatzilla@pool-141-156-135-224.res.east.verizon.net) 11.08.48 # Saddam's been captured 11.09.37 # surep 11.10.01 Join cjnr11 [0] (nmpjhb@l02v-19-37.d1.club-internet.fr) 11.22.29 Quit earHertz (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11.26.28 Quit edx () 11.26.42 Part pfavr 11.43.53 Quit midknight2k3 ("sudden death") 11.52.25 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.09.41 Join theTof [0] (~chatzilla@strasbourg-2-62-147-12-209.dial.proxad.net) 12.14.28 Quit theTof ("ChatZilla 0.8.31 [Mozilla rv:1.4/7]") 12.31.59 Join cjnr112 [0] (trilluser@l01v-41-215.d1.club-internet.fr) 12.41.48 Join track [0] (~jirc@ACBA8F05.ipt.aol.com) 12.42.00 # hi 12.47.43 Join funkymonkey [0] (methangas@0x50c61de4.virnxx10.adsl-dhcp.tele.dk) 12.47.43 Quit methangas (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 12.47.47 Nick funkymonkey is now known as methangas (methangas@0x50c61de4.virnxx10.adsl-dhcp.tele.dk) 12.51.43 Quit track ("Leaving") 12.55.07 Join Arnaud_ [0] (~asl@adsl.hlfl.org) 12.57.00 Nick Arnaud_ is now known as Arnaud (~asl@adsl.hlfl.org) 12.58.56 Quit cjnr11 (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 13.52.29 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 13.54.19 Quit _aLF (Success) 13.54.24 Join _aLF [0] (Alexandre@mutualite-3-82-67-66-128.fbx.proxad.net) 13.57.40 Join pfavr [0] (~pfavr@213.237.46.232.adsl.ron.worldonline.dk) 14.12.57 Join miner_69er [0] (miner_69er@82-32-42-25.cable.ubr06.azte.blueyonder.co.uk) 14.16.00 Quit miner_69er (Client Quit) 14.29.13 Join AciD [0] (~acid@longchamp44-1-82-67-133-87.fbx.proxad.net) 15.22.55 Quit webmind ("leaving") 15.52.30 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 15.59.34 Part pfavr 17.52.32 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 17.57.07 Join dodo [0] (~trillian@ALyon-204-1-4-127.w81-48.abo.wanadoo.fr) 17.57.23 # is there anyone here ? 17.57.24 # i'm french 17.58.31 Nick [OFF]BtT is now known as bentheten (~quasi@80.238.199.45) 17.58.50 Nick bentheten is now known as [OFF]BtT (~quasi@80.238.199.45) 18.04.16 Part dodo 18.04.55 Join diddystar5 [0] (Lee@ACA3149D.ipt.aol.com) 18.05.18 # WE have captured Saddam Hussein! 18.05.59 # <[OFF]BtT> wow great 18.06.07 # YAY FOR USA! 18.06.13 # see the news 18.06.45 # * Sebulba02 yawns.. old news :) 18.07.02 # yeah, but i just turned the news one like 2 mins ago 18.07.28 # ah, then you might get to see our president speak 18.07.36 # in 15 mins 18.07.47 # ohh, 8 mins 18.07.54 # thought they said noon 18.08.01 # thats in eastern 18.08.06 # im in pacific 18.08.09 # I am EST 18.08.13 # but yeah 7 mins 18.08.25 # I have 12:08pm here. 18.08.27 # what timeis it there? 18.08.38 # <[OFF]BtT> 6.10 pm 18.08.40 # off then rep 7 mins! 18.08.47 # *yep 18.09.12 # whre do you live [OFF]BtT? 18.09.35 # Sun Dec 14 12:09:27 EST 2003 18.10.15 # * diddystar5 syncs time with time.nist.gov :) 18.11.01 # As do I, or I did. 18.11.25 # lol 18.11.50 # what time is it anyways? 18.12.10 # 9:11 am here in oregon 18.13.03 # my clock is right according to worldtimeserver.com 18.13.30 # Sebulba02: are you using windows xp? 18.13.38 # god no 18.13.53 # ok then what are you using? 18.14.21 # My time server is on a debian server, debian on my laptop here and win2k to dial out with. 18.15.14 # the pres is on! 18.15.22 # whoop dee doo 18.15.42 # what you dont like Bush? 18.16.05 # we've had, uh, better presidents. 18.16.14 # * diddystar5 rips a pearl jam cd 18.16.27 # i tyink bush i s a good pres 18.17.13 # everyones allowed their own opinion 18.19.34 Nick [OFF]BtT is now known as [GoE]BENtheTEN (~quasi@80.238.199.45) 18.20.49 Nick [GoE]BENtheTEN is now known as [OFF]BtT (~quasi@80.238.199.45) 18.32.59 # i want to make a real vu meter with needles 18.34.02 Quit methangas (" HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- irc client ownage!") 18.34.03 # Sounds Fun [tm] 18.35.32 # * Sebulba02 plays some Halo. 18.38.19 # need to figure out how the things work, and head out to radioshack to get parts 18.39.18 # * diddystar5 struggles to find ANY info on google 18.57.51 # * diddystar5 gives up 19.00.43 # byebye 19.00.45 Quit diddystar5 ("Bye") 19.02.14 Join edx [0] (edx@pD9EAA264.dip.t-dialin.net) 19.04.42 Join scott666 [0] (scott666@c-24-245-58-245.mn.client2.attbi.com) 19.19.18 Join Bluechip [0] (~bluechip@cpc3-colc1-3-0-cust61.colc.cable.ntl.com) 19.30.14 Join Guest [0] (~jirc@pool-64-222-174-51.man.east.verizon.net) 19.32.58 Quit Guest (Client Quit) 19.39.13 Quit scott666 (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 19.39.23 Join scott666 [0] (scott666@c-24-245-58-245.mn.client2.attbi.com) 19.42.10 Join webmind [0] (~cme2@217-195-236-172.dsl.esined.net) 19.52.34 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 19.54.23 Join methangas [0] (methangas@0x50c61de4.virnxx10.adsl-dhcp.tele.dk) 19.55.22 Quit methangas (Client Quit) 20.16.23 Join presskopf [0] (~tharg@076-109.dialup.sunysb.edu) 20.25.37 Join sp00nz [0] (~stebve@c-24-98-161-97.atl.client2.attbi.com) 20.39.50 Join yeft [0] (nospinzone@pcp04986012pcs.benslm01.pa.comcast.net) 20.40.00 # ey amigo 20.40.22 Nick cjnr112 is now known as cjnr11 (trilluser@l01v-41-215.d1.club-internet.fr) 20.47.15 Quit yeft ("Leaving") 20.58.44 Quit sp00nz (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.09.02 Join DW-Asleep [0] (DarthWufei@ip68-13-240-27.ok.ok.cox.net) 21.11.25 Join pfavr [0] (~pfavr@213.237.46.232.adsl.ron.worldonline.dk) 21.12.23 # hi, anybody experienced the battery run empty during longer usb transfers even though the charger is connected? 21.13.02 # I haven't & I've transferred a lot. 21.14.08 # I'm only using usb1.1. When I started copying, the archos was fully recharged. After approx 30 minutes it started charging (level fell below the 85% i guess). 21.14.34 # When it died the battery indicator said it was fully charged (while showing the USB screen) 21.14.57 # but after removing the charger (to let it turn off), the battery level was -1% 21.15.03 # (on the charger screen) 21.15.33 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@1-1-4-2a.mal.sth.bostream.se) 21.15.44 # it is even -1% now and not charging. 21.15.57 # (I'm running rockbox 2.1 from flash) 21.16.07 # (it's a recorder 20) 21.17.48 # well now it started charging 21.19.19 Quit _aLF (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21.19.52 # * Sebulba02 shrugs 21.21.43 Join _aLF [0] (~Alexandre@mutualite-3-82-67-66-128.fbx.proxad.net) 21.26.53 Quit DarthWufei (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.29.56 Quit edx () 21.33.58 Join midknight2k3 [0] (zakk@ACD392A9.ipt.aol.com) 21.34.13 # hi bluechip 21.34.16 # hi ear 21.52.36 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 21.55.42 Nick DW-Asleep is now known as DarthWufei (DarthWufei@ip68-13-240-27.ok.ok.cox.net) 21.55.49 # DW 21.55.53 # mah best bud 21.56.16 # Hiya 21.56.27 # yo yo yo 21.56.30 # i want i want 21.56.31 # RVF FORMAT 21.56.37 # so i can convert stuff and watch it 22.07.12 Part pfavr 22.08.09 Join LinusN [200] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 22.12.13 # LINUS! 22.12.16 # hey hey 22.12.24 # why didnt you says something I didnt see you come in 22.12.26 # :) 22.12.31 # yo 22.12.55 # grayscale us neat, huh 22.13.05 # is it gonna be merged? can we get an RVF converter? 22.13.11 # will it be grayscale rockbox soon? 22.14.46 # is RVF a new format, rockbox video format or something? 22.14.54 # i wish we could make our own RVFs 22.15.05 # the turbocharged LCD blits are in CVS already 22.15.24 # you know whatd be nice? 22.15.31 # just modify all the lcd functions 22.15.36 # the video rock is not yet in CVS 22.15.52 # so you can do the format: lcd_drawline(intensity, x, y, x, y) 22.16.00 Nick Bluechip is now known as bc|brb (~bluechip@cpc3-colc1-3-0-cust61.colc.cable.ntl.com) 22.16.09 # just make intensity (1-10 or whatever) a simple way to use grayscale 22.16.16 # or is it some complicated format thing you must do 22.16.30 # there are a bunch of problems that makes it virtually impossible to use grayscale in rockbox 22.16.37 # like what 22.17.00 # 1) The grayscale lcd updates are extremely cpu intensive 22.17.13 # i thought theyd be 22.17.18 # is it bad for the lcd? 22.17.42 # 2) The LCD has to be set in a mode that changes the frame buffer format in a quite impractical way 22.17.50 # after I watched the doom3 demo about 10 times in a row it became a bit flickery, but giving it a small amount of rest stopped it :D 22.18.04 # 3) The display will be very blurry with simulated grayscales 22.18.48 # Linus: we should have vidviewer.rock for a media player (plays rockbox video format) with full functions such as rewind and fast forward, and pause 22.19.00 # is it possible to convert MPEG to this new format? 22.19.16 # ff/rew/pause etc that will definitely come 22.19.24 # but yes can we convert?> 22.19.33 # is this planned to be a video player? 22.19.39 # or just a demo of some video 22.19.39 # yes, any video format can be converted, as long as someone writes a converter 22.19.47 # no plans at all for anything 22.19.50 # is RVF "rockbox video format"? 22.19.53 # yes 22.19.57 # cool! 22.20.06 # but there must be a converter 22.20.09 Join Snifffurt [0] (~nospam2@adsl-41-74-bs4.tiscali.ch) 22.20.18 # how did jörg convert it if there isnt? 22.20.25 # hello 22.20.29 # sorry i have so many questions :D 22.20.31 # midknight2k3: http://rockbox.haxx.se/mail/archive/rockbox-archive-2003-12/0517.shtml 22.20.32 # hi 22.20.41 # Snifffurt: hi 22.21.44 # Is it also possible to flash the rom of the FM Recorder or is this a recorder only change? 22.21.55 # fmr is possible es 22.21.57 # fm is flashable 22.21.58 # i've done it 22.22.11 # cool :-) 22.22.59 # looks cool Linus 22.23.03 # i have some ideas 22.23.03 Quit Arnaud (Remote closed the connection) 22.23.05 # well, then I'm happy to go on reading the manual. I've just had some unshoreness about that... Thanks allot 22.23.10 # for the viewer 22.23.15 # np 22.23.35 # is the source anywhere yet? 22.23.53 # not that i know of 22.24.11 # i have some goooood ideas 22.24.21 Join [IDC]Dragon [0] (~idc-drago@pD9E34BF6.dip.t-dialin.net) 22.24.22 Nick bc|brb is now known as bluechip (~bluechip@cpc3-colc1-3-0-cust61.colc.cable.ntl.com) 22.25.05 # evenin' all - rvf rocks doesn't it :) 22.25.21 # hey 22.25.23 # yes 22.25.27 # wish we could encode it tho 22.25.29 # IDC 22.25.31 # there you are 22.25.37 # is the encoder done? 22.25.38 # great work 22.25.39 # love it 22.25.40 # <[IDC]Dragon> Hi there! 22.25.42 # watching again right now 22.25.47 # [IDC]Dragon: hi 22.25.51 # Hey Bjo"rn 22.26.11 # bluechip: try this - alt+0246 22.26.17 # ö 22.26.20 # :) 22.26.37 # <[IDC]Dragon> Like in Jörg 22.26.40 # yes 22.26.50 # yay! thanks - need to change my keyboard driver - i have all the french things under my alt-gr key :( 22.26.56 # lol 22.27.10 # <[IDC]Dragon> Hi LinusN, are you there? 22.27.11 # idc: love the greyscale, what an event 22.27.13 # bluechip, björn isn't here 22.27.17 # And yes, Jörg was what I menat to type too 0 lol 22.27.29 # is an encoder nearing release? 22.27.31 # sorry, brain glitch 22.27.35 # i cant wait to convert some stuff to rockbox 22.27.37 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: I see I've spoiled the kids 22.27.42 # ye you have :D 22.27.44 # :-) 22.27.47 # it's amazing 22.27.58 # why did you have to do that? :) 22.28.07 # now we have to dig up that album cover request....thanks a lot Jörg :-( 22.28.15 # LOL 22.28.18 # tracks request 22.28.22 # so I will try again ... might fine work Jörg 22.28.26 # ueaj jorg i was up all night watching Doom3 22.28.26 # hi * 22.28.33 # i got no sleep 22.28.33 # <[IDC]Dragon> To give Linus a hard time shaking off all these feture requests. 22.28.36 # how dare you? 22.29.27 # <[IDC]Dragon> I'm running out of webspace 22.29.47 # is the encoder done? or is the issue the webspace? 22.29.54 # put it on rockbox webspace 22.30.02 # <[IDC]Dragon> I had to delete all non-essential stuff to make room for the video 22.30.26 # i watched it like 15 times now 22.30.38 # <[IDC]Dragon> more than I did 22.30.43 # lol! 22.30.54 # [IDC]Dragon: we can host your stuff 22.31.07 # host the encoder for us spoilt kids 22.31.13 # if it's finished* 22.31.15 # <[IDC]Dragon> we got slashdotted, is that a good idea? 22.31.22 # yes 22.31.47 # " COOL! this brings a whole new level of mobility for porn 22.31.47 # " 22.31.53 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: you're welcome to mirror the clip, give me room for other stuff 22.31.54 # lol 22.31.57 # i think people are interested 22.32.11 # rockbox.haxx.se/idc 22.32.25 # fmv for your games - lol 22.32.38 # ? 22.32.45 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: how about starting an mp3 in sync from the plugin? 22.32.55 # oh yes, oohhh yesss yess yess 22.32.58 # :) 22.32.59 # idc: how about porting WMVs and MPEGs to rvf 22.33.32 # <[IDC]Dragon> midknight2k3: I have a little "toolchain" for 112*64 AVIs 22.33.40 # can you put it up? 22.33.44 # i want to port some stuff 22.33.50 # even if i must do mpeg->avi->rb 22.33.52 # IDC: what does your test util convert FROM, and when will the rvf format be available (no rush, just interest) 22.33.54 # <[IDC]Dragon> not polished yet 22.34.02 # if it works its good :D 22.34.08 # avi 22.34.14 # converts from avi 22.34.26 # <[IDC]Dragon> I'm verybusy next week, please don't expect much from me 22.34.49 # mk: which avi codecs does it support? 22.34.56 # notr sure 22.35.05 # [IDC]Dragon: we could add some functionality to the mpeg handling, like being able to play already-bitswapped files 22.35.09 # idc: no problemo, just interested 22.35.12 # <[IDC]Dragon> any will do, but it must be 112*64 22.35.13 # and to start synchronously 22.35.22 # hmmm, pretty much anything can have .avi on the end 22.35.29 # idc: can you put it up? 22.35.33 # i wish to try it 22.35.35 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: that sounds awkward 22.36.14 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: how about selecting it, then pause? Won't that bitswap meanwhile? 22.36.15 # has anyone ever tried enabling the 729 or AAC bits on the 3587? 22.36.40 # [IDC]Dragon: yes it will, but only the data in the buffer 22.36.58 # it would have to bitswap the next chunk from disk 22.37.03 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: should be OK for shorter clips 22.37.07 # yes 22.37.33 # even loading mp3 data from disk will give stuttering video, i guess 22.37.46 # <[IDC]Dragon> yes, I thinkso. 22.37.51 # flickers when buffering mp3 22.38.15 # <[IDC]Dragon> I was more thinking about loading and swapping upfront, then play from memory 22.38.21 # holy cow. 22.38.29 # sure 22.38.38 Join Masskiller [0] (RIAA@bgp01039051bgs.southg01.mi.comcast.net) 22.38.45 # <[IDC]Dragon> reward for 8MB mod 22.38.56 # hey 22.38.58 # thats not fair 22.39.01 # now i want to do it 22.39.04 # so the led problem is still there? 22.39.04 # and i shouldnt 22.39.07 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Jet8810@adsl-209-11-177.mia.bellsouth.net) 22.39.11 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: yes. 22.39.16 # so, anyone have some cool plugins or something i can have :D 22.39.29 # <[IDC]Dragon> I just masked it by shutting it off afterwards. 22.39.44 # masskiller: try my clock! 22.39.44 # [IDC]Dragon: boooo :-) 22.39.50 # LinusN: did you see my clock 22.39.50 # ooh 22.39.51 # it's done 22.39.53 # i want a clock 22.39.55 # give give giveeeeeeee 22.39.55 # i did it 22.39.56 # lol 22.39.57 # its all mine 22.39.58 # haven't tried it yet 22.40.04 # <[IDC]Dragon> I know it's a lame workaround 22.40.14 # [IDC]Dragon: i'll have a look 22.44.22 Join telliott [0] (telliott@208-251-255-120.res.evv.cable.sigecom.net) 22.45.27 # Is "upside down display" in the latest daily build? I can't figure out how to enable it. I can't find anything in the display setup menu. 22.45.49 # just a feature 22.45.49 Join Arnaud [0] (~asl@adsl.hlfl.org) 22.45.51 # not usable yet 22.45.54 # <[IDC]Dragon> telliott: It's just prepared in the driver 22.46.04 # ok. 22.46.25 # <[IDC]Dragon> Easy to do, but not done yet. 22.46.58 # <[IDC]Dragon> We need an upsid down option in the keyboard driver as well. 22.47.10 # and the peak meter 22.47.21 # <[IDC]Dragon> ?? 22.47.39 # anyoen around with a Recorder? 22.47.46 Join ImmyZ [0] (imagine@rakis.net) 22.47.53 # anyone* 22.47.54 # I'm still hoping for a safe way to turn off the unit *now* without worrying about disc access. 22.47.54 # oi! 22.47.56 # uh huh 22.48.09 # bluechip: you have a recorder? 22.48.13 # yep 22.48.17 # can you try my precompiled .rock for the clock 22.48.18 # http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&atid=439120&group_id=44306&aid=856632 22.48.29 # i think it's not working correctly 22.48.37 # what's it doing wrong? 22.48.43 # for me 22.48.44 # its like 22.48.47 # *PANIC* 22.48.51 # stkov scroll 22.48.52 # Stkov scroll 22.48.58 # probably the rect out of boundaries 22.49.02 # although it works for me 22.49.06 # :I 22.49.08 # :(* 22.49.49 # I have fmr 22.49.55 # so mustve done something wrong with the rec 22.50.02 # hoo, the pitch feature is some fun 22.50.32 # pitch is cool but +/- 2% doesn't work properly imho 22.50.58 # yes 22.51.01 # it needs work 22.51.08 # maybe hold on to show then release to keep there 22.51.26 # prolly just a typo in the source 22.51.27 # then up/down is -1 or +1 and right or left is up 5/down five 22.51.46 # bluechip: does the .rock work? 22.52.13 # i'm in the middle of a coupla things atm, you did not say what is wrong? 22.52.36 # stkov scroll 's 22.52.42 # so if any devs are around, I'm still getting the same error I got last winter when I tried rockbox 22.52.57 # ImmyZ: and that is? 22.52.59 # it works, plays mp3's 22.53.06 # "stkov scroll's" means nothing to me :( 22.53.11 # but there's Save Failed No Partition?" 22.53.20 # bluechip: scroll overflow 22.53.21 # ImmyZ: ah, yes 22.53.31 # didn't see anything on the lists 22.53.40 Quit Arnaud (Remote closed the connection) 22.53.42 # i'll take a look later 22.53.50 # anyone else with a recorder? 22.53.54 # midknight2k3, bluechip: it means that the scroller thread's stack was overwritten 22.54.09 # linus: can you try it? 22.54.10 # cheers Linus 22.54.13 # yeah and this is on my crusty JBR 6 22.54.27 # ImmyZ: it means that your hard disk doesn't have a partition table 22.54.37 # guess that'll be a stray pointer then? 22.55.23 # bluechip: could be, but it's more often an lcd frame buffer overflow 22.55.44 # can anyone test it? 22.55.53 # that's impressive, so my Mac's been mounting it w/o a partition table eh 22.56.04 # midknight2k3: why two versions for rec and fmr? 22.56.13 # no idea? :) 22.56.29 # ImmyZ: that is not strange, unfortunately 22.56.31 # righty - trying to make space on my C drive right now so I can try the old dev kit again ...as I recall it was just the simulator which was stuffed ...which is a shame given the mods I want to make, but anything is gonna be better that what I've got now - lol 22.59.14 # midknight2k3: you use a lot of stack in your plugin 22.59.23 # it works for me 22.59.29 # do recs have smaller "stacks"? 22.59.38 # linus: any ideas around that? 22.59.43 # take out the whole ui? :D 23.00.13 # besides, you must not declare variables in the middle of the code, not all compilers can handle that 23.00.26 # let me have a looksy 23.00.35 # move your precalculated coordinates to a global scope 23.01.08 # all the ints and stuff? 23.01.15 # and bools and chars? 23.04.11 # just move yminute, yhour, xminute and xhour 23.04.38 # LinusN: alright I'll reformat in Linux and make sure it's kosher, I think it was presently formatted w/ OS X 23.04.44 Quit [OFF]BtT (orwell.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 23.04.44 NSplit orwell.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 23.04.56 NHeal orwell.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 23.04.56 NJoin [OFF]BtT [0] (~quasi@80.238.199.45) 23.05.16 # ImmyZ: not reformat, repartition 23.07.08 # fdisk and mkfs.msdos perhaps? 23.07.17 # yup 23.07.38 # mkdosfs -F 32 iirc 23.07.40 # that block size stuff doesn't matter any more? 23.08.00 # big clusters increase performance 23.08.11 # but you lose space on uh 23.08.13 # small files 23.08.25 # cause smaller files use up more space :\ 23.08.26 # like all those 16Kb MP# files :-) 23.08.33 # yeah lol 23.08.57 Quit bluechip ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com)") 23.11.09 # k thanks 23.11.11 Quit ImmyZ ("BitchX WWW Site -- http://we.got.net/~brian/") 23.12.22 Quit telliott (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 23.13.57 Join elinenbe_ [0] (elinenbe_@207-237-224-55.c3-0.nyr-ubr1.nyr.ny.cable.rcn.com) 23.14.19 Quit elinenbe (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 23.14.20 Nick elinenbe_ is now known as elinenbe (elinenbe_@207-237-224-55.c3-0.nyr-ubr1.nyr.ny.cable.rcn.com) 23.22.45 Quit elinenbe (" HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- irc client ownage!") 23.26.21 # IDC: is the avi converter up? 23.26.36 # <[IDC]Dragon> no 23.26.40 # midknight2k3: give him a break 23.26.44 # curious 23.27.01 # it's exciting 23.27.08 # (at least I think it is) 23.27.57 Quit _aLF ("bye") 23.28.36 Part Snifffurt 23.29.55 # <[IDC]Dragon> LinusN: are you looking for the LED? 23.31.58 # yes 23.32.07 # <[IDC]Dragon> thanks 23.33.44 # you don't attempt to save the port value at all in the current version 23.34.11 # <[IDC]Dragon> right, but I only mess with the lowe 4 bits 23.34.15 # <[IDC]Dragon> lower 23.34.34 # <[IDC]Dragon> (if the code is correct, that is) 23.35.16 # :-) 23.35.55 # midknight2k3: don't you get any warnings when you compile clock.c? 23.36.08 # 2 warnings 23.36.17 # it was from your last_min_pos things 23.36.24 # didnt know what to do with them 23.36.28 Quit cjnr11 () 23.36.57 # those warnings are what causes the crash 23.37.17 # works for me? 23.37.28 # pure luck 23.37.41 # oh? 23.38.06 # if it were fixed is it considerable to merge? or is there no point? 23.39.10 # i think you should recalculate the tables, since they produce an oval clock 23.39.30 # yeah i gotta wear this on my wrist and say its my watch 23.39.31 # haha 23.39.42 # *defragments mp3 player* 23.39.50 # i should stop storing my warez on here D: 23.39.52 # lol 23.40.04 # i dont have enough HD space 23.40.08 # and i need a new computer :| 23.40.10 # Linus: you want a round one? that was bagders code 23.40.36 # (the oval) 23.40.55 # the last_pos variables were uninitialized, so they could read outside the tables, giving silly coordinates when clearing the hands, causing an lcd frame buffer overflow 23.41.22 # i know he wrote it 23.41.31 # wait 23.41.38 # so if i change the values of the tables 23.41.44 # the circle will be drawn different too? 23.41.50 # it draws based off the tables? 23.42.04 # i also think the hour hand should be thicker than the minute hand 23.42.11 # and i want seconds 23.42.18 # yes 23.42.19 # ok ill try to keep that all in mind 23.42.30 # itll be tough but i think i can do it 23.42.53 # linus: there is a bug on both my clock and the bounce clock 23.43.06 # after about 4pm the hour hand gets as long as the minute hand 23.43.22 # i'll post my changes to the patch tracker 23.43.35 # fixed the last_hour_pos? 23.43.39 # and min 23.50.55 # i fixed the crash, moved the tables to a global scope, moved all local variable declarations to the top of the function, and corrected the limits in the snprintf() calls 23.51.25 # did you post it? 23.51.49 # doing it now 23.52.09 # slow modem link right now 23.52.26 # lol 23.52.37 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 23.54.11 # Hmm. 23.54.15 Join elinenbe [0] (elinenbe_@207-237-224-55.c3-0.nyr-ubr1.nyr.ny.cable.rcn.com) 23.55.05 # hi elinenbe 23.56.37 # HEY! 23.56.41 # you deleted my crap! 23.56.44 Join destroy_world [0] (~maybe@202.173.167.108) 23.56.53 # midknight2k3: hello, what did I delete? 23.57.00 # that was LinusN 23.57.13 # my STUFF! its gone! 23.57.25 # midknight2k3: what is gone? 23.57.31 # my clock ... stuff 23.57.45 # oh wait he put up another one 23.57.52 # i was about to yell 23.58.08 # midknight2k3: just calm down, whatever was done, I am sure there was a reson for it... 23.58.17 # i am calm 23.58.24 # he restored the clock thingy 23.58.25 # nm