--- Log for 28.01.104 Server: orwell.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 11 days and 4 hours ago 00.01.12 Nick edx is now known as edx{code} (edx@pD9EAB2BD.dip.t-dialin.net) 00.07.14 Join Nibbler [0] (nibbler@port-212-202-73-89.reverse.qsc.de) 00.07.17 Quit dannepolarn () 00.10.15 Join midknight2k3 [0] (zakk@ACA56C06.ipt.aol.com) 00.10.30 # hi all 00.11.58 # hi mid 00.12.07 # hey BoD[] 00.12.18 # :) 00.12.28 # i have new plans for the vu\ 00.12.36 # i thought i was done but i wasn't 00.12.41 # like what 00.12.48 # i'll show you all later 00.12.54 # ok 00.12.55 # it's confidential. :_ 00.12.58 # :) 00.13.02 # héhéhé 00.13.09 # hey 00.13.15 # lol 00.13.25 # i'd like my rockbox to go "next" faster 00.13.34 # it's still slow when you click "next" 00.13.44 # next track you mean? 00.13.49 # yep 00.14.03 # well that can't really be worked around, usually a hard drive spinup is needed 00.14.09 # ooooooh wait! 00.14.12 # you can preload some data 00.14.16 # what if we keep 5 seconds of the next song in buffer 00.14.17 # at all times? 00.14.19 # it is faster with the old original legacy archos firmware 00.14.25 # ahaa 00.14.37 # you can preload ? what do you mean 00.14.43 # buffer 00.14.49 # keep in ram 00.14.57 # yeah yeah but .. 00.15.01 # so we'd still have to spin up 00.15.06 # but it'd start playing instantly 00.15.18 # i mean .. is there an option or something 00.15.22 # i never touched the buffer code, so i don't know anything about it. 00.15.24 # no 00.15.25 # not yet... 00.15.29 # but it's a good idea 00.15.50 # zagor ? 00.16.14 # BoD[]: nobody has written that. I just mentioned that it's possible. 00.16.17 # ok :) 00.16.20 # well 00.16.23 # i could try 00.16.27 # in that case 00.16.29 # zagor could do it in a few seconds i bet 00.16.51 # "it's like that to be implemented sometimes" :)) 00.16.58 # 's='d 00.17.28 # let me have a look here at this code. 00.17.36 # good luck ;) 00.17.45 # i doubt i can do much 00.17.53 # but its worth a shot 00.18.33 # buffer.c may do it 00.18.44 # my "typical listening behaviour" is to load the full playlist of all the contents of the hd, and to listen with suffle on 00.18.47 # shuffle 00.19.02 # hrm 00.19.08 # and of course i want to "zap" quite often ;:) 00.19.26 # well the numbers are predetermined, right zagor? 00.19.39 # which numbers? 00.19.45 # when shuffling 00.19.55 # it knows ahead of time which number to go to correct 00.19.56 # ? 00.20.10 # yes 00.23.08 Join track [0] (~74d57721@ACB9BEC3.ipt.aol.com) 00.23.15 # Hi Midknight 00.23.21 # hi track 00.23.41 # i switched from mirc to leafchat. I tried xchat but couldnt' get it to work for some reason 00.24.00 # too 'x' 00.24.01 # leafchat? 00.24.04 # yea 00.24.07 # another irc client 00.24.09 # lol! 00.24.13 # Has a plainer interface but it works 00.24.19 # god 00.24.22 # i know its in mpeg.c 00.25.29 Nick edx{code} is now known as edsx (edx@pD9EAB2BD.dip.t-dialin.net) 00.25.31 Nick edsx is now known as edx (edx@pD9EAB2BD.dip.t-dialin.net) 00.25.42 # i use xircon 00.25.51 # yea mid I just found the playlist editor 00.25.55 # hardeep pointed it out for me 00.25.56 # man 00.25.58 Quit edx () 00.25.58 # i cant do it 00.26.03 # just a little bit better than telnet ;) 00.26.27 # I want to go back to icechat but I think aol users are still banned on it 00.26.36 # icechat is dumb 00.26.53 # ah well. 00.27.00 # well leafchat seems okay 00.27.01 # i can't do it 00.27.06 # what u trying to do mid? 00.27.09 # but perhaps someone else can 00.27.18 # oh, loading the 5 seconds of the next track into buffer 00.27.24 # so we can play NEXT immediately 00.27.29 # oh yeah? 00.27.29 # instead of waiting for hard drive 00.27.32 # faster song switching 00.27.35 # right 00.27.44 # I thought keeping the disk spinning up achieves the same effect 00.27.48 # ye 00.27.50 # yes* 00.27.53 # that eats battery 00.28.00 # yea 00.28.07 # i mean if you're at the beginning of this song 00.28.10 # and you want the next 00.28.16 # its just a case of allocating a portion of the ram for your 5sec buffer mid 00.28.18 # when you press >> it waits for the hard drive then buffers then plays 00.28.29 # i'm planning a preload of that 5 secs 00.28.38 # so that we can go next without waiting for the hard drive 00.28.42 # cool 00.28.43 # though it WILL spin up 00.28.45 # sounds feasible 00.28.49 # bust 00.28.51 # but* 00.28.53 # lol 00.28.56 # heehee 00.29.17 # Mid have you seen the Thompson Lyra AV device? 00.29.19 # looks pretty neat 00.29.32 # anyway i go to bed 00.29.33 # bye 00.29.40 # bye 00.29.46 # night bod 00.29.48 # i think it has somewhere to do with this code: 00.29.49 # if (num_tracks_in_memory() > 1) 00.29.49 # { 00.29.49 DBUG Enqueued KICK midknight2k3 00.29.49 # /* We have to reload the current track */ 00.29.49 # close(mpeg_file); 00.29.49 *** Alert Mode level 1 00.29.49 DBUG Enqueued KICK track 00.29.49 # remove_all_non_current_tags(); 00.29.51 # mpeg_file = -1; 00.29.53 # } 00.29.59 # oh right 00.30.07 # is that actual C code? 00.30.11 # yes 00.30.21 Quit BoD[] ("TCL 4EVA") 00.30.24 # C seems a bit like BASIC, very English-orientated 00.30.29 # no 00.30.31 # that's just the functions 00.30.36 # lol 00.30.37 # they have a LOT in mpeg.c 00.30.39 # to make it more readable 00.30.43 # yea 00.30.44 # but parts are 00.31.00 # midknight do u use linux or windows? 00.31.11 # windows atm :( 00.31.15 # oh 00.31.15 # mandrake has issues installing 00.31.21 # there is a version of LinuX that can run off the CD 00.31.23 # so i may just have to try redhat 00.31.25 # im gonna try it tommorow 00.31.26 # i know 00.31.29 # its called Knobbit 00.31.34 # sorry Knobbix 00.31.50 # knoppix 00.31.55 # yea thats the one 00.32.00 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Jet8810@65.2.5.71) 00.32.02 # there is a 700Mb ISO file for download 00.32.08 # yes track 00.39.50 *** Alert Mode OFF 00.51.26 # zagor 00.51.32 # do we have menu functions in the plugin API? 00.52.02 # no 00.52.13 # crap tastic. 00.52.33 # if you need it, add it. it's simple. 00.52.35 # what is the API? 00.52.40 # yes 00.52.43 # but zagor 00.52.49 # then we all have to change 00.53.07 # i'll just see how "star.c 00.53.08 # does it 00.53.15 # OR 00.53.30 # i could do #include "../menu.h" 00.53.31 # couldnt i 00.53.41 # no 00.53.48 # awwwwww 00.54.25 # lol 00.54.49 # looks complicated 00.54.55 # can you add it to cvs? 00.55.15 # not until a patch needs it 00.55.20 # mine does 00.55.28 Join AciD [0] (~acid@longchamp44-1-82-67-133-87.fbx.proxad.net) 00.55.29 # well 00.55.33 # :\ 00.55.35 # :| 00.55.36 # :/ 00.55.41 # just add it 00.55.48 # i can try 00.55.53 # watch me blow it lol 00.56.01 # good thing TextPad features full undo ability 00.56.05 # that's how you learn 00.57.15 # Zagor what is this api? 00.57.25 # it's how you control stuff 00.57.26 # the plugin api 00.57.31 # the plugin api is all we can do in plugins 00.57.35 # it excludes a lot of stuff 00.57.39 # but does at least the basics 00.57.44 # ahh right 00.58.02 # mid u got the file?? 00.58.09 # so instead of using scary lcd code we can just use lcd_drawline 00.58.11 # yes lookig 00.58.21 # :) 00.58.34 # yeah! looks nice! 00.58.39 # :) 00.58.40 # thanks 00.59.05 # My digital camera struggled to focus due to the light reflecting off the LCD 00.59.11 # hmm 00.59.14 # I wanna dual boot linux and xp 00.59.16 # Mid u saw my repainted F1 button? 00.59.20 # pretty much total linux newbie 00.59.22 # used mandrake a little 00.59.27 # which distro should I use? 00.59.41 # mandrake 00.59.46 # track: LOL 00.59.49 # its pretty messy 01.00.00 # heh midknight, again? 01.00.06 # ? 01.00.06 # its silver nail varnish 01.00.07 # the rpms ne-ver really worked though... 01.00.13 # after scratching the F1 button 01.00.14 # ok fine redhat 01.00.14 # I tried mandrake for a few days once 01.00.34 # well, is there a difference 01.00.34 # ? 01.00.38 # like, teach me, im ignorant 01.00.39 # lol 01.00.58 # mandrake is better 01.01.27 # why 01.01.33 # it's cool 01.01.40 # i know these things. 01.01.41 # trust me 01.01.49 # you can download it free why bother with arguing 01.01.52 # jet midknight is a very smart man 01.01.56 # yeah 01.01.58 # don't argue wiv him 01.01.58 # lol 01.01.59 # what track said 01.02.02 # ok, ill research it online 01.02.04 # yay 01.02.07 # thanks anyways 01.02.07 # lol 01.02.09 # jet try knoppix 01.02.16 # it doesn't need to be on the HD 01.02.20 # everybody has their own favorite 01.02.22 # eh? 01.02.42 # thats not permanent track 01.02.45 # anyway back to the VU meters 01.02.46 # its not for real linux users 01.02.56 # well its good for those who want to try it out 01.03.12 # he wants it 01.03.13 # not to try 01.03.14 # to use 01.03.24 # Knoppix squeezes 2Gb of data into a 700Mb ISO file 01.03.27 # pretty neat compression 01.03.35 # it snot 2gb of data 01.03.40 # its not* 01.03.48 # well I want to try/use 01.03.51 # would be fun project 01.04.08 # ? 01.04.12 # knoppix? 01.04.24 # the version of linuxs 01.04.28 # linux 01.04.37 # i mean who knows, maybe id switch from windows one day 01.04.41 # yes 01.04.43 # i wish 01.04.45 # it sjust kind ahard when the whole world uses windows 01.04.45 # lol 01.04.48 # but my mandrake wont install 01.04.55 # porque? 01.04.57 # i downloaded it twice 01.05.01 # so ill just try redhat 01.06.25 # yea 01.06.30 # I wish I still had mandrake ceds 01.06.33 # downloading it all is a pain 01.06.41 Quit Zagor ("Client exiting") 01.06.43 # especially cuz my burner might be broken 01.06.46 # er 01.06.47 # lol 01.06.51 # its just half an hour 01.06.56 # if it doesnt work no biggy 01.06.57 # \ 01.07.04 # heh 01.07.05 # half an hour? 01.07.08 # isnt it like 3 isos? 01.07.12 # just one for install 01.07.16 # extras if you want them 01.07.33 # ah ok 01.10.48 Quit [IDC]Dragon () 01.12.51 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 01.13.14 # where did Zagor go? 01.13.22 # he left 01.13.29 # :( 01.13.37 # i know 01.13.40 # p.p.p. zagor 01.13.42 # heh 01.13.43 # jk 01.13.45 # oi! 01.14.02 # midknight there is someone I love to call P.P.P but I won't 01.14.03 # lol 01.14.10 # oh shut up! 01.14.14 # :)) 01.14.20 # u worked it out pretty fast!!! 01.14.57 # :D 01.15.09 # guijb\ 01.15.10 # njmy 01.15.12 # \\ 01.15.34 # lol 01.15.43 # he hasn't been in sourceforge for some time nwo 01.15.44 # now 01.15.56 # can you just shut up about mikeholden 01.16.14 # lol 01.16.19 # please track 01.16.19 # u called Zagor ppp 01.16.22 # not very nice 01.16.23 # lol 01.16.23 # ok 01.16.24 # :) 01.16.26 # i was also jk 01.16.29 # me 2 01.16.29 # :D 01.16.30 # what is ppp anyways 01.16.37 # did you make it up 01.16.41 # no someone at work did 01.16.46 # lol 01.16.49 # someone calls you this? 01.16.54 # no 01.16.56 # is this where you get your insults? 01.16.59 # kidding :) 01.16.59 # its a long story 01.17.01 # :) 01.17.32 # I feel sorry for Player owners 01.17.37 # why 01.17.37 # they are missing out on all the action 01.18.05 # missing out on the Recorders' fun and games 01.18.26 # charcells are nice 01.18.36 # yea but there isnt' a lot u can do with them 01.18.39 # no graphics or anything 01.19.22 # u can't even use the entire matrix of charcells as a graphical area 01.19.23 # the player sucks 01.19.31 # so much more then the recorder AND IPOD 01.19.31 # lol 01.19.38 # wtf 01.19.39 # no 01.19.42 # ipod is worse than all 01.19.55 # man, 2 lines of 11character cells? thats just GAY! 01.20.50 # lol 01.26.36 # haha 01.26.43 # thats so much worse then ipod midknight 01.26.44 # come on 01.26.49 # yes 01.26.53 # ipod sleek secksay 01.27.00 # i mean, its not 01.27.01 # its ugly 01.29.16 # haha 01.29.19 # you slipped 01.29.20 # admit it! 01.29.22 # i didnt 01.29.24 # it is sleek and sexy 01.29.24 # its ugly 01.29.27 # and has better then 11 char cells 01.29.29 # and its ugly and its shiny 01.29.32 # heh 01.29.36 # its white buddy 01.29.37 # and it has very nice animations 01.29.42 # archos is silver 01.29.43 # and its extrememly popular 01.29.43 # i mean 01.29.44 # silver is shinier then white 01.29.46 # its very ugly 01.29.50 # heh 01.29.53 # ipod is chrome 01.29.53 # thats subjective 01.29.54 # on back 01.29.58 # yea 01.30.00 # but nobody sees the back 01.30.06 # i put it in neoprene case anyway 01.30.08 # needs protection 01.30.12 # fu 01.30.25 # heh 01.30.29 # somebodys angry :) 01.30.39 # no 01.30.42 # just angry 01.30.42 # i mjust messin with ya btw, so dont like really get mad 01.31.31 # at me? 01.31.37 # no 01.31.38 # just at you 01.32.35 # heh 01.32.37 # sorry then 01.33.28 # jk 01.33.33 # ACRONYMSPEAK! 01.33.37 # jk np yw ty 01.33.51 # vu asap 01.34.34 # aaah 01.34.35 # lol 01.35.00 # uhbi 01.35.10 Quit track ("leafChat IRC client: http://www.leafdigital.com/Software/leafChat/") 01.36.47 Quit elinenbe (" Like VS.net's GUI? Then try HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <-") 01.43.50 Join diddystar5 [0] (Lee@ACC2C61D.ipt.aol.com) 01.43.52 # welcome home diddystar5. 01.46.25 Quit mecraw_ ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com)") 01.50.48 Quit adi|home (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01.59.24 Quit AciD (Connection timed out) 02.02.32 Join Guest [0] (jirc@AToulouse-206-1-6-159.w81-50.abo.wanadoo.fr) 02.03.38 Quit Guest (Client Quit) 02.03.46 Join Nobby [0] (jirc@AToulouse-206-1-6-159.w81-50.abo.wanadoo.fr) 02.22.52 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 02.22.52 Quit scott666 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 02.23.23 Join scott666 [0] (scott666@c-24-245-58-245.mn.client2.attbi.com) 02.23.45 # hi scott 02.25.20 Nick midknight2k3 is now known as midk|brb (zakk@ACA56C06.ipt.aol.com) 02.25.20 DBUG Enqueued KICK midk|brb 02.25.47 # brb 02.25.49 Quit diddystar5 ("Leaving") 02.32.40 Join diddystar5 [0] (Lee@ACC49FC9.ipt.aol.com) 02.43.03 Quit Jet8810 ("Leaving") 02.45.57 Nick midk|brb is now known as midknight2k3 (zakk@ACA56C06.ipt.aol.com) 02.45.57 DBUG Enqueued KICK midknight2k3 02.52.08 Quit Nobby (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03.12.55 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 03.14.00 Quit diddystar5 ("Leaving") 04.02.33 Join Tigren [0] (~Tigren@cpe-24-31-55-44.socal.rr.com) 04.03.03 # does the jukebox have the capability of playing ogg? 04.03.28 # no 04.04.11 # gah 04.04.21 # because it doesnt have a decoder? 04.04.31 # have a look at the docs because it says right in there 04.04.33 # it has a decoder 04.04.38 # it can't do ogg 04.04.43 # right, no ogg decoder...? 04.05.02 # no players have a real ogg decoder 04.05.09 # there are just ones capable of decoding it and some not 04.05.39 # what about the jukebox though, makes it not capable? 04.05.41 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/nodo.html#5 04.05.50 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/nodo.html#6 04.07.48 Join Nibbler [0] (nibbler@port-212-202-73-89.reverse.qsc.de) 04.18.06 # YESS 04.45.12 Part Tigren ("Client Exiting") 05.12.58 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 05.23.43 Quit midknight2k3 () 05.23.54 Join midknight2k3 [0] (zakk@ACA56C06.ipt.aol.com) 05.27.56 Quit hardeep ("BitchX: the IRC client with hair on its balls") 05.28.24 # hardeeps 05.39.44 Join mecraw_ [0] (~mecraw@c-24-9-226-58.client.comcast.net) 05.52.05 # anyone know about menus in plugins 06.06.55 Join Dogger [0] (~jimmy@adsl-67-123-84-183.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) 06.17.24 Quit Dogger ("Client Exiting") 06.53.33 # nite all 06.53.33 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06.53.53 Quit midknight2k3 () 06.59.03 Quit mecraw_ ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com)") 06.59.19 Join AciD [0] (~acid@longchamp44-1-82-67-133-87.fbx.proxad.net) 07.12.59 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 07.32.11 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@dhcp91.contactor.se) 07.41.14 Quit scott666 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 07.53.12 Quit AciD (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 08.17.30 Join Nibbler [0] (nibbler@port-212-202-73-89.reverse.qsc.de) 08.35.53 Join oxygen77 [0] (~Chris@pauguste-7-82-66-87-78.fbx.proxad.net) 08.46.03 Join kurzhaarrocker [0] (~Philipp@Be568.b.pppool.de) 08.57.06 Join hardeep [0] (1098@208.247.65.237) 09.13.03 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 09.34.34 Join AciD [0] (~acid@longchamp44-1-82-67-133-87.fbx.proxad.net) 09.34.34 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.40.03 Quit hardeep ("BitchX: often imitated, never duplicated!") 09.47.26 Quit kurzhaarrocker (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.56.36 Quit AciD (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10.05.46 Join LinusN [200] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 10.42.21 Join rastus [0] (noemail@dialup-207.101.220.203.acc03-waym-adl.comindico.com.au) 10.42.22 Quit c0utta (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 10.49.55 Nick rastus is now known as c0utta (noemail@dialup-207.101.220.203.acc03-waym-adl.comindico.com.au) 11.12.15 Join Nibbler [0] (nibbler@port-212-202-73-89.reverse.qsc.de) 11.13.05 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 11.13.36 # linus, when i do a "cvs update -dP", does this sync my local copy with cvs ? 11.13.45 # yes 11.15.27 # if it cannot sync properly, i am left with a .rej file and must manually update. correct ? 11.16.54 # yes 11.38.42 Join AciD [0] (~acid@longchamp44-1-82-67-133-87.fbx.proxad.net) 11.41.58 # i like short answers :) 11.43.17 Join Schnueff [0] (~mah@atomix.cs.uni-sb.de) 11.44.11 # heh 11.51.19 Quit AciD (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 12.11.17 Nick LinusN is now known as LinusN|lunch (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 12.16.22 Part LinusN|lunch 12.27.34 Join Schnueff_ [0] (~mah@test2.cs.uni-sb.de) 12.36.06 Quit Schnueff (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 12.39.24 Quit Schnueff_ ("leaving") 13.12.17 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 13.13.08 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 13.26.19 # hello 13.27.00 # I have some cross sompiling problems 13.27.08 # can anybody help me? 13.28.15 # i'm an amateur, but maybe i can help 13.28.37 # oki I'm working on avos project 13.28.51 # but this can apply here too 13.29.20 # I'm trying to compile a code that seems to use libgcc 13.29.39 # but on link in can't find some ref 13.29.55 # as if the libgcc wasen't used 13.30.13 # so how can I make ld use this lib? 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pleease? 19.42.29 # does rockbox read the musepack format 19.42.41 # ? 19.43.19 Quit hardeep ("BitchX: the quilted quicker picker upper") 19.51.25 Nick edx is now known as edx{code} (edx@pD9EAB688.dip.t-dialin.net) 19.53.26 # Silencio^: rockbox supports mp3 and mp3 alone 19.54.22 # Silencio, only MP3 is supported by the hardware, no WAV, WMA or OGG or ATRAC3 19.56.03 # i have a problem lol...i downloaded the rockbox files and unzipped them onto my jukebox recorder 20...and then switched it on...it loaded fine, and the menus worked fine, but i got a "dir buffer overload" (or something like that), and i can browse directors, go into them and into subdirectors, but no mp3s (or any files) actually show (and therefore won't play)...any ideas? pleease? 20.02.56 Nick Silencio^ is now known as Sil^a (~sx@APoitiers-106-1-12-214.w81-49.abo.wanadoo.fr) 20.03.03 # help? 20.04.06 Join AciD [0] (~acid@longchamp44-1-82-67-133-87.fbx.proxad.net) 20.05.20 # track thx and thx mbr_ 20.05.23 # track thx and thx mt 20.05.45 Quit Sil^a ("Quit: Lorsque l'on tue 6 personnes à Unreal tournament c'est un "MonsterKill", à Quake3 c'est un "Excellent", à Counter-Strik) 20.06.59 Quit s|aint () 20.21.46 Join hardeep [0] (1098@208.247.65.237) 20.27.14 # hi Hardeep 20.29.42 # hi 20.35.53 # i saw u "Fixed" a lot of requests on the Feature requests page 20.37.19 # a bunch of requests had not been closed after the 2.1 release 20.45.58 Quit AciD (Success) 20.49.14 Join _aLF [0] (~alexandre@mutualite-3-82-67-66-128.fbx.proxad.net) 20.50.29 # yea i saw 21.06.47 Nick edx{code} is now known as edx{eatz} (edx@pD9EAB688.dip.t-dialin.net) 21.13.15 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 21.24.34 Join cjnr11 [0] (nihzff@l02m-28-9.d1.club-internet.fr) 21.24.46 Nick edx{eatz} is now known as edx{code} (edx@pD9EAB688.dip.t-dialin.net) 21.36.43 Join track_ [0] (74d57721@ACB965D8.ipt.aol.com) 21.36.43 Quit track (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 21.37.49 Join slackjawe [0] (slackjawed@24-90-227-105.nyc.rr.com) 21.39.35 Part slackjawe 21.49.54 Join Cosmo` [0] (~landofcak@81-86-191-135.dsl.pipex.com) 21.50.32 # lo 21.50.42 # i was talking to someone in here about buying an MP3 player the other day 21.50.51 # make yourself known! :P 21.51.15 Join boydtimothy [0] (~boydtimot@bht-laptop.provo.novell.com) 21.51.39 Part boydtimothy 21.56.51 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@1-1-4-2a.mal.sth.bostream.se) 22.06.28 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@c25025a.hud.bostream.se) 22.14.10 # heya Bagder 22.14.16 # howdy 22.15.29 # lo guys 22.15.46 # hi 22.15.58 # anyone here in the UK? 22.16.03 # yea 22.16.05 # cosmo 22.16.19 # you ever ordered anything from the US m8? 22.16.31 # only downloadable stuff 22.16.38 # hmm 22.16.46 # im trying to get my head round the taxes etc 22.16.57 # oh 22.17.14 # im quite impressed with midknight2k3s vu meter plugin enhancement 22.19.26 Join scott666 [0] (scott666@c-24-245-58-245.mn.client2.attbi.com) 22.19.30 # Hi Scott 22.20.12 # cosmo what are u trying to order? 22.20.17 # mp3 player 22.20.21 # which one? 22.20.31 # i just bought one recently, but its awful and broken, hopefully i'll get a refund 22.20.36 # which model? 22.20.44 # well, i just recently bought an XClef 22.20.47 # oh 22.21.02 # cosmo: you have to pay duty, and then VAT on top 22.21.19 # cosmo: only, royal mail is so shit, 50% of the time you get away with paying nothinh 22.22.12 # oh man 22.22.14 # last year a friend and I got in on some dirt cheap hard drives, £70 for 160gb including shipping, I paid £15 duty and vat, he paid £0 22.22.21 # i see ... 22.22.22 # well ... 22.22.31 # if i can get a refund on this XClef 22.22.34 # cos its a piece of junk 22.22.39 # i aint keeping this, it cost me £200 22.22.47 # when did you buy it? 22.22.52 # sunday 22.22.58 # i got it yesterday heh 22.23.05 # then inform them NOW that you want to return it 22.23.12 # i cant do it now, i plan to do it tommorow 22.23.17 # whats new in rockbox? 22.23.26 # i would also reccomend to everyone that they dont buy one 22.23.38 # under the distance purchasing laws you can return anything you decide you dont want within 7 days 22.23.46 # after 7 days you have no rights 22.23.49 # yep 22.23.51 # cooling off period 22.23.58 # btw 22.24.05 # hope midknight2k3 comes here soon 22.24.08 # get an XClef if you like listen to music through a Tin Can ;) 22.24.09 # btw, whats wrong with the xclef? 22.24.18 # i was going to get 2 22.24.24 # sorry m8, some of the buttons dont seem to work properly 22.24.28 # and the sound quality is really really bad 22.24.55 # hmm, I wonder whats that down to 22.25.01 # i have no idea 22.25.06 # its a crying shame, the xclef looked so promising 22.25.06 # but basically ... 22.25.12 # i used to have a £90 Minidisc 22.25.13 # portable 22.25.23 # the sound on the XClef reminds me of that with bass and treble completely off 22.25.26 # its got such a powerful PSU and MASSES of RAM 22.25.31 # er 22.25.33 # PSU/CPU 22.25.35 # the MD knocks the socks off it from a sound quality perspective 22.25.35 # :/ 22.25.37 # im ill 22.25.45 Part cjnr11 22.25.53 # I should hope it did! 22.26.05 # yea Cosmo with the new NetMD devices theres too much copy-restrictions 22.26.22 # i know 22.26.26 # i got rid of it 22.26.32 # but the Sound Quality on those units is brilliant 22.26.39 # either that or the sound quality on the XClef is a joke 22.26.46 # well when u think about it MP3 sound quality is excellent als 22.26.47 # also 22.26.51 # thing is 22.27.03 # i thought it might just be the ATRAC3 but then its all come from the same source files 22.27.14 # but atrac3 only has 3 compression settings 22.27.33 Join AciD [0] (~acid@longchamp44-1-82-67-133-87.fbx.proxad.net) 22.27.35 Nick track_ is now known as track (74d57721@ACB965D8.ipt.aol.com) 22.27.43 # the xclef does all its audio processing with the cpu 22.27.47 # dunno why there was an underscript at the end of my id 22.27.48 # im still annoyed about it, the XClef is nice but it makes everything sound so terrible 22.28.03 # i've got two nice pairs of headphones and it sounds really bad on both 22.28.06 # Get an Archos 22.28.12 # thats what rockbox is all about 22.28.21 # when I say fast, its got more than 15 x the power of the archos 22.28.27 # i was gonna get an Archos 22.28.34 # but someone reccomended i dont get the FM Recorder 22.28.49 # the FMR is discontinued anyway 22.28.49 # i think my unit must be duff then ... something aint right 22.28.53 # I think Bagder has an FMR 22.29.08 # i wanted a G-Mini too heh, couldnt find anywhere that sold them though 22.29.18 Ctcp Ignored 4 channel CTCP requests in 2 hours and 16 minutes at the last flood 22.29.18 # * Bagder has a recorder 20 v1 22.29.33 # track: but there has been talk of branching out and finding newer architectures to port rockbox too 22.29.39 # * Cosmo` has an XClef ... *SPIT* 22.29.40 # sorry bagder, beg your pardon, I thought u had an FMR 22.29.47 # which is why ive been considering getting a couple 22.29.59 # one for me, one for these helpful swedes :) 22.30.13 # either im seriously overestimating what the XClef should be able to do 22.30.13 # I quite like the iRiver but I hate those stupid built-in battereis 22.30.15 # (as I have no hope by myself of doing the port) 22.30.15 # or its broken 22.30.18 # but something is so wrong 22.30.29 # it shouldnt annoy me to listen to it 22.30.40 # Cosmo: the reviews I read of the xclef said it had good sound quality 22.30.55 # http://www.reviewcentre.com/review29952.html 22.31.05 # it maybe a duff unit 22.31.19 # Im not sure if Rockbox will ever work on non-Archos devices 22.31.27 # neo 22.31.32 # why is that track? 22.31.40 # it already works on neo 22.31.47 # "Great quality sound reproduction" 22.31.48 # cough 22.31.52 # i must have a duff unit then 22.31.56 # really? Theres no mention of it on the site Daniel 22.32.03 # unless im blind ;-) 22.32.10 # but to all extents and purposes, isnt the neo virtually the same architecture? 22.32.20 # you can download neo builds on the daily page track... 22.32.24 # track: there's still a few flaws left to iron out 22.32.28 # oh right 22.32.35 # I still have my ancient Recorder 10 22.32.36 # still works 22.32.46 # argg ... im really annoyed about this ... its such a nice little gadget, i really want to keep it 22.32.51 # but it pains me to listen to it :| 22.33.25 # ah hmm, you cant download them, but they are listed on the CVS compile status :) 22.33.44 # you should try to audition a player first before buying one next time 22.33.46 # MT: they don't boot properly yet, so its just as good ;-) 22.33.58 # im going to try and return this one 22.34.03 # or solve the problem ... or something 22.34.10 # this is a good player but why it sounds so bad ... i dont know 22.34.31 # For some reason when I resample files into small vbr files the ID3 tags are lost 22.34.35 # this is using Musicmatch 22.34.44 # Cosmo: i assume you got it from advancedmp3players.co.uk ? 22.34.46 # yep 22.34.55 # i've posted on their forums about it 22.35.02 # have you tried updating the firmware? 22.35.08 # latest version m8 ;) 22.35.12 # that was the first thing i did 22.35.29 # do you mind if i pick your brains about it 22.35.35 # not at all 22.35.41 Quit methangas (" HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- Get hot chicks here!") 22.35.42 # the firmware updates, how do they work? 22.35.55 # you put the firmware bin on the hd 22.35.57 # you connect it to the USB2.0 port ... and it appears as a local disk 22.36.00 # Im curious if ROckbox will ever work on the ipod 22.36.02 # yep 22.36.06 # and you simply bung the file in a specified folder on the XClef 22.36.09 # not to track :) 22.36.12 # and it boots with the new firmware 22.36.20 # track: I doubt that 22.36.31 # well ive read somewhere linux is being ported 22.36.31 # what happens if you then delete the firmware from that folder? 22.36.38 # does it revert to the previous version? 22.36.44 # track: linux is ported 22.36.44 # there was a screenshot of an ipod with linux on its lcd 22.36.46 # no 22.36.49 # but can't play mp3 at full speed 22.36.54 # it removes it from the folder when you update it for some reason 22.36.54 # oh right 22.36.55 # . 22.37.10 # Is there a better MP3 software other than musicmatch? 22.37.19 # Winamp of course heh 22.37.23 # damn, so it finds the firmware, then flashes it to rom, then runs it 22.37.29 # for ripping Cosmo 22.37.33 # CDex 22.37.35 # is what i use 22.37.49 # lame/exactaudiocopy 22.37.50 # well sometimes I need to resample files, make them smaller 22.37.54 # * Cosmo` bangs head against table 22.38.08 # I have an MP3 player in the car, takes MP3s on CDs 22.38.16 # im beggining to wonder if im just expecting too much of this 22.38.18 # so I like to make the files smaller to squeeze more onto 1 CD 22.38.22 # but it does not sound good AT ALL 22.38.47 Nick edx{code} is now known as edx{muster} (edx@pD9EAB688.dip.t-dialin.net) 22.40.20 # i wouldnt expect it to sound great, but it should sound good 22.40.55 # i think you've got it spot on to return it and ask for a different one, and then return that if its not good 22.41.00 # its bearable ... but not pleasant 22.41.12 # you know when you get say ... 22.41.14 # Cosmo have you tried different brands of headphones? 22.41.16 # a really cheap MP3 player 22.41.21 # yep i've tried my two nice pairs 22.41.48 # dunno 22.41.57 # I used my first linux distribution today 22.42.02 # hehe 22.42.20 # i tried the Knoppix distribution as its free and can run from CD-R 22.42.35 # i installed Linux for the first time a little while back 22.42.40 # i've now got a PC running RedHat 22.42.48 # trouble is, my sound card didn't work in Knoppix 22.43.16 # i have a Santa Cruz sound card 22.43.38 # right 22.43.48 # hmm ... ever used a cheap music player 22.43.49 # thats a rebadged something else 22.43.52 # with cheap headphones 22.43.52 # i forget which 22.43.55 # sonic fury 22.43.57 # and had the bass and treble turned off? 22.44.10 # Turtle Beach make the Santa Cruz 22.44.23 # videologic sonic fury 22.44.29 # exact same chipset 22.44.42 # well its still a great soundboard 22.44.56 # Is there a real difference between a soundcard and onboard sound? 22.46.10 # bah, i gotta listen to some music to calm myself down 22.46.11 # hooo 22.46.17 # yes/no 22.46.19 # cant decide what though heh 22.46.20 # take your pick 22.46.46 # Has Adiamas left Rockbox? 22.46.51 # he hasn't been around for ages 22.47.06 # your card actually has a cirrus logic chip, which is what a lot of onboard devices do 22.47.19 # cool 22.47.30 Quit AciD (Connection timed out) 22.49.04 # http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php?company=Turtle+Beach&card=Santa+Cruz&chip=CS4630&module=cs46xx 22.49.54 Nick edx{muster} is now known as edx{code} (edx@pD9EAB688.dip.t-dialin.net) 22.50.38 # to think i could be taking all my Pink Floyd albums to school with me 22.50.39 # bah ! 22.51.08 # oooh, i like you 22.51.26 # Prog Rock is the best, no doubt about it ;) 22.51.37 # hey track, buy your 10gb recorder off you for $75 22.51.41 # hey track, buy your 10gb recorder off you for £75 22.51.43 # lol 22.51.46 # its pretty worn out 22.51.48 # but it still works 22.52.11 # not my fault Rockbox improved it so much ive been using it much more than the archos firmware :-) 22.52.20 # you know archos' go for ridiculous prices on ebay 22.52.33 # ive seen the 6gb players going for £130 22.52.34 # yea 22.52.39 Quit oxygen77 ("ChatZilla 0.8.31 [Mozilla rv:1.4/7]") 22.52.40 # yeuch 22.52.46 # no-one likes the players anymore 22.52.57 # i need to get something cheap lol 22.53.02 # i cant spend more than £200 really 22.53.03 # DO NOT get a player 22.53.05 # i almost got one for £50 the other day, but it was already sold 22.53.06 # they are rubbish 22.53.31 Join top_bloke [0] (~ekolb_pot@209.109.245.33) 22.53.37 # the only archos worth getting is the only one you cant lay your hands on anymore 22.53.51 # :( 22.54.27 # im running out of options now 22.54.42 # http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3072999633&category=48451 22.55.06 # buy a second-hand iPod 22.55.08 # :-) 22.55.11 # ugh 22.55.14 # i dont like those things 22.55.21 # i always thought the sound quality was pretty bad on them 22.55.29 # best mp3 player available 22.55.50 # i've listened to my mates 22.55.54 # sounds like the XClef, all flat and horrible 22.56.04 # i bet all MP3 players sound like that and i cant win 22.56.28 # cosmo its compressed audio 22.56.35 # ah, if your xclef sounds like his archos, its probably doing well 22.56.43 # no i mean 22.56.44 # his ipod 22.56.55 # i've tried other peoples ipods and still felt unhappy with the sound 22.57.39 # I wonder what MAS the Ipod uses 22.58.09 # no mas at all 22.58.20 # its a "secret" ARM SMP thing 22.58.23 # ??? 22.58.41 # sounds weird ;-) 22.58.55 # not really 22.59.00 # they do it all in the CPU 22.59.02 # MAS is just the first three letters of all micronas parts numbers isnt it? 22.59.09 # yea 22.59.15 # does it have some other significant meaning? 22.59.28 # not that I know of 22.59.29 # So MT anyone could buy a MAS from Micronas and build an MP3 player out of it? 22.59.37 # track: the xclef does everything in hardware too 22.59.40 # track: yes 22.59.44 # well archos did ;p 22.59.50 # cool 22.59.58 # nnng, my typos tonight .. 23.00.07 # i might try this XClef again 23.00.10 # aggh i want to use it 23.00.12 # why does it taunt me 23.00.13 # xclef does everything in _software_, slightly different 23.00.14 # :/ 23.00.43 # For some reason I was thinking of the Strongarm processor 23.01.44 # well guys 23.01.51 # i'd appreciate your help setting up the eq on the XClef 23.01.56 # i dont really understand how it works heh 23.02.01 # i just messed with it until it sounded half decent 23.02.04 # is the Archos processor a Samsung SH1? 23.02.17 # hitachi isnt it? 23.02.27 # thats the HD in my archos MT 23.02.46 # hitachi 23.02.47 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@207-237-224-55.c3-0.nyr-ubr1.nyr.ny.cable.rcn.com) 23.03.10 # sh7034 23.03.19 # well MT the iPod is a fairly mixed bag. a Sony battery, a Toshiba HD, a Texas Instruments decoder 23.04.18 # most of these things are ICs manufactured by other companies and then assembled by the 'manufacturer' 23.04.25 # yea 23.04.32 # these companies should make their own components ;-) 23.04.47 # then we wouldnt be able to get docs 23.05.29 # lol 23.05.31 # i suppose so 23.05.49 # not sure what to do about this XClef tbh ... 23.05.53 # Bagder: do you think theres much chance of porting rockbox to other platforms, non sh-1? 23.06.00 # some tracks seem to sound better than others 23.06.04 # i'll buy it from you £50, final offer 23.06.10 # but all have some sort of flatness 23.06.21 # i've probably just over estimated it 23.06.28 # should have never sold my MD in the first place lol 23.06.35 # MT: I think there's a fair chance, yes 23.06.47 # I know zagor has bought one to make a try 23.07.20 # it takes a lot of drivers to get written 23.07.44 Nick edx{code} is now known as edx{shower} (edx@pD9EAB688.dip.t-dialin.net) 23.08.01 # Bagder: Zagor has already bought one? lol, I was planning on buying one of you three one to play with :) 23.08.32 # MT: not an xclef though 23.08.39 # another non-sh1 unit 23.08.39 # oh, whats he bought? 23.08.42 # AGHHHH 23.08.49 # thats just annoying 23.08.53 # I'd rather let him tell the news when he feels like it 23.09.00 # ok sure 23.09.10 # sorry, didnt mean to pressurise :) 23.09.14 Join [IDC]Dragon [0] (~idc-drago@pD9512E1C.dip.t-dialin.net) 23.09.28 # he also ordered a Neo 23.09.31 # which is sh1 23.09.59 # expensive little beast 23.10.08 # I dont like the neo, not after what they did with the code 23.10.16 # and the price IS high :) 23.10.42 # it would be nice to offer a "real rockbox" for neo 23.10.49 # <[IDC]Dragon> Hi guys! 23.10.54 # hi Dragon 23.11.00 # hey [IDC]Dragon 23.11.00 # is the Neo a flash or HD device? 23.11.08 # hd 23.11.14 # pretty similar to archos 23.11.20 # but mainly for car use 23.11.24 # oh yea 23.11.26 # they have a few models 23.11.28 # has anyone actually got an XClef? 23.11.38 # I think Terratec also make a device built around the same MAS 23.11.45 # <[IDC]Dragon> off topic: please participate in my "fps survey": 23.11.46 # <[IDC]Dragon> http://rockbox.haxx.se/mail/archive/rockbox-archive-2004-01/0741.shtml 23.12.30 # Cosmo: you have :) 23.12.30 # [IDC]Dragon: I just posted my results... 23.13.03 # <[IDC]Dragon> whow, that was quick (too quick to get the temperature variations) 23.13.06 # apart from me 23.13.08 # :/ 23.13.08 # [IDC]Dragon: where are our anit-aliased fonts... 23.13.09 # arggg 23.13.14 # im gonna throw this against the wall soon 23.13.15 # [IDC]Dragon: it's still on. 23.13.17 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 23.13.42 # Where did the name Atadore come from? 23.13.51 # for that font in Rockbxo 23.13.52 # now after about 5 minutes its at 67.669 23.14.16 # <[IDC]Dragon> was my description of the pattern OK? 23.15.00 # rofl 23.15.03 # i cant believe what im doing 23.15.13 # going to a Fancy Dress party on Friday as Flavor Flav =P 23.15.33 # Go dressed up as an Archos 23.15.34 # :-) 23.15.39 # lol 23.15.39 # nah 23.15.43 # i need to find a clock 23.15.45 # and a chain 23.15.45 # haha 23.16.36 # <[IDC]Dragon> elinenbe: try to heat it up with charging and disk usage 23.17.02 # <[IDC]Dragon> (or sit on it) 23.22.09 # [IDC]Dragon: I will restart it and do it again. 23.22.29 # <[IDC]Dragon> thanks 23.22.46 Quit Bagder ("http://daniel.haxx.se") 23.22.47 # heating 23.22.57 # <[IDC]Dragon> haha 23.23.37 # <[IDC]Dragon> it seems, with the previous video playback I was too fast. 23.24.05 # <[IDC]Dragon> 71 fps is above what my LCD does 23.24.20 # <[IDC]Dragon> so it looked more grainy than it could 23.24.38 # <[IDC]Dragon> yesterday I made this tool and measured 23.24.58 # <[IDC]Dragon> then for the first time I played a video with a perfect match 23.25.08 # <[IDC]Dragon> looks amazing then 23.25.34 # after a few minutes of constant disk access and holding it tight between my legs I am at 67.655 for stable lines (as stable as they go) 23.25.44 # <[IDC]Dragon> but a slowly moving pattern disturbes it 23.26.15 # [IDC]Dragon: well, won't as the player heats up start slowly moving no matter what? 23.26.40 # <[IDC]Dragon> yes, unfortunately. 23.26.47 # what is it set to right now? 23.26.57 # <[IDC]Dragon> but it was nice to once see what's possible. 23.26.59 # I pulled the CVS yesterday. 23.27.13 # <[IDC]Dragon> it's set to 71 fps. 23.27.29 # so Jörg let's get serious here.... 23.27.34 # <[IDC]Dragon> can you compile? 23.27.40 # yes and yes. 23.27.57 # how long will it be until you get a ID3v2 tag cover viewer in here? 23.27.58 # :D 23.27.59 # <[IDC]Dragon> so you can tune it to your value. 23.28.15 # where is the setting? 23.28.21 # <[IDC]Dragon> I'm working on a JPEG viewer infact 23.28.34 # <[IDC]Dragon> but it'll take some time 23.28.42 # nice! 23.29.09 # <[IDC]Dragon> first I want the A/V player out of the door 23.29.17 # then that can be used for the attached images in tags :D 23.29.26 # now I get stability at 67.221 23.29.49 # ( to heat it up I played 5 minutes of a 20 min video) 23.30.04 # <[IDC]Dragon> yours doesn't show a large variation 23.30.10 # I am doing it aging... 23.30.22 # what file is the setting in? 23.30.28 # aging = again. 23.30.32 # <[IDC]Dragon> video.c 23.31.17 # <[IDC]Dragon> line 32 23.31.42 # can I define it to be a decimal? 23.31.49 # like 67.5? 23.32.02 # or does it have to be an int? 23.32.11 # <[IDC]Dragon> no, but you can make it times 10 or so and compensate below 23.32.58 # man 23.33.00 # USB2.0 is QUICK 23.33.05 # now stablity is 66.7 ish.... 23.33.23 # <[IDC]Dragon> actually, times 8 would be better, but less inuitive to read 23.33.44 # I will go with 67. My player is getting warm now though... 23.33.45 # <[IDC]Dragon> well, then set it to 67 and try it out 23.34.04 # the problem with this is that watching video makes the player heat up the most. 23.34.14 # you have to firgure out the heat delta 23.34.22 # <[IDC]Dragon> haha 23.34.23 # and then use that to adjust the speed on the fly 23.34.40 # <[IDC]Dragon> the net player pauses the disk, like mp3 playback 23.34.47 # <[IDC]Dragon> net=new 23.35.04 # I don't quite understand. 23.35.11 # ah... I understand. 23.35.21 # but what happens when the buffer runs out? 23.35.26 # <[IDC]Dragon> the disk is not running all the time any more 23.35.28 # how long does the buffer last? 23.35.32 # I have the new player here. 23.35.43 # <[IDC]Dragon> it buffers to the mp3 buffer 23.35.43 # not bad, 228 songs on 1 700Mb CD-RW 23.35.59 # I have almost a constant dim red light... 23.36.00 # <[IDC]Dragon> I have 8MB, so it lasts quite long. 23.36.30 # what mAh batteries do you have? 23.36.35 # <[IDC]Dragon> the video bitrate is about 500kBit/s, so you can do the math 23.36.41 # okay. 23.36.44 # that's cool. 23.37.20 # <[IDC]Dragon> or 112*64/8*fps bytes per second 23.37.24 # the jpg viewer is going to work on the fly? 23.37.29 # <[IDC]Dragon> no 23.38.02 # <[IDC]Dragon> it has to decode and halftone into the mp3 buffer first, then it can display 23.39.12 # but, what I mean is you will not have to halftone it on the PC? 23.39.23 # <[IDC]Dragon> no 23.39.42 # <[IDC]Dragon> it just take a while to load it 23.39.54 # <[IDC]Dragon> but no offline conversion 23.40.04 # <[IDC]Dragon> (that you can do today) 23.40.10 # hmm 23.40.12 # I know. 23.40.16 # the XClef sounds fine on my stereo ... 23.40.22 # but it dosen't seem to like my headphones 23.40.29 # I was just wondering how long it would take to load let's say a jpg. 23.41.11 # <[IDC]Dragon> I don't know yet 23.41.22 # and I was also wondering if you were going to have a scale or resize function in there? 23.41.30 # now I am down to 66.2 23.41.48 # and the lines are somewhat bothersome with it set to 67 when I play movies. 23.42.57 # it looks like it could be hard to get something that will work perfectly for everyone... 23.43.10 # I think you should just make up/down work in the video plugin too? 23.43.15 # or is that not possible? 23.43.16 # <[IDC]Dragon> hmm, yes, therfore the survey 23.43.35 # <[IDC]Dragon> not with audio along 23.43.48 # find the best value, and then every few minutes adjust it a little... 23.43.58 # <[IDC]Dragon> for video only or stills it would be feasible 23.44.06 # now I wish I had compiled at 55 23.44.10 # I am sorry -- 66 23.44.41 # 66 seems like a better number after a certain amount of time on.... 23.44.52 # <[IDC]Dragon> the video has to be authored for the actual playback rate 23.45.13 # oh -- I see. 23.50.26 Quit top_bloke (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 23.51.32 # lol 23.51.40 # XClef getting a bit hot as i transfer 20gig to it :S