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00.05.04 #       <Sven> hello
00.06.31 #       <Sven> Is anyone aware of any firmware that replaces the firmware on the Archos AV140?
00.07.46 #       <zeekoe> i'm afraid there is none.. :(
00.08.12 #       <zeekoe> maybe if you look nicely to the #avos or #linav guys
00.10.26 #       <Sven> dern
00.11.49 #       <Sven> I am lagging like crazy.
00.12.24 #       <Sven> what does avos and linav stand for?
00.13.16 #       <Sven> brb
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00.16.37 #       <sven223> OK so I just asked about the firmware for AV140. So no one is tackling the task of firmware for the AV series?
00.20.12 #       <zeekoe> uh
00.20.22 #       <zeekoe> lagging too ... :)
00.20.52 #       <zeekoe> dont think anyone is doing that now
00.21.08 #       <zeekoe> though the av1x0 series have the same cpu as the av3x0 series
00.21.24 #       <zeekoe> i see you've found #linav :-)
00.21.33 #       <zeekoe> avos == av os
00.21.44 #       <zeekoe> linav is running linux on av3x0
00.21.55 #       <zeekoe> http://avos.sf.net - http://linav.sf.net
00.22.03 #       <sven223> thanks much.
00.22.13 #       <sven223> I haven't got my av140 yet.
00.22.26 #       <sven223> Anyone have anything bad to report about their firmware?
00.27.38 #       <zeekoe> i think they're sleeping
00.28.08 #       <zeekoe> don't ask people to report bad things about archos firmware :-P
00.28.16 #       <zeekoe> especially not in this group
00.28.26 #       <zeekoe> uh
00.28.32 #       <zeekoe> irc channel, not group
00.28.49 #       <zeekoe> most people say it sux
00.29.00 #       <zeekoe> you can't get an av3x0?
00.29.08 #       <zeekoe> or is that one much more expensice
00.29.12 #       <zeekoe> expensive
00.46.05 #       <sven223> sorry I was away for a second
00.46.16 #       <sven223> Well I'm looking to spend around $350 or less.
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00.47.19 #       <sven223> and the av3x0 are too much.
00.48.39 #       <sven223> I would settle for a iPOD but they are expensive for not doing video playback.
00.50.47 #       <midk> karma perhaps?
00.51.03 #       <sven223> are those any good?
00.51.10 #       <midk> indeed
00.51.14 #       <sven223> hmmm...
00.51.14 #       <midk> $250 retail
00.51.17 #       <sven223> really?
00.51.23 #       <midk> but loaded with features
00.51.33 #       <midk> ogg/flac/wma/mp3 playback. 5 band _parametric_ eq
00.51.50 #       <midk> scroll wheel built in, useful for fastforwarding or rewinding
00.51.54 #       <midk> or navigating menus
00.52.02 #       <midk> and very small.
00.52.07 #       <sven223> hmmm....
00.52.13 #       <midk> 20gb)
00.52.35 #       <midk> http://www.digitalnetworksna.com/shop/_templates/item_main_Rio.asp?model=261&cat=72
00.52.35 #       <sven223> kinda seems like the AV1x0 is kinda being ignored
00.53.00 #       <midk> i haven't read it's that good. the screen gets banding when you get near low battery or something.. plus it's just plain small..
00.53.01 #       <sven223> by archos
00.53.03 #       <sven223> that is
00.53.07 #       <sven223> thanks for the URL
00.53.22 #       <midk> no problem
00.53.24 #       <midk> i know a few people who've got it, they all love it.
00.53.50 #       <midk> oh yeah.. ethernet transfers too
00.53.51 #       <sven223> does it play video on the LCD?
00.53.57 #       <midk> no video :\
00.54.03 #       <sven223> none at?
00.54.06 #       <sven223> all
00.54.10 #       <midk> are you looking for a video player?
00.54.14 #       <sven223> kinda
00.54.23 #       <midk> well there's a boot screen animation sort of like a video.. ;)
00.54.30 #       <sven223> I would like to be able to play divx movies whereever I want.
00.54.49 #       <midk> i've got an av320. it's very great, but as you said pretty expensive
00.54.50 #       <sven223> What is up with the 20gb iPODs batteries.
00.55.00 #       <sven223> Are they still crap?
00.55.05 #       <midk> they are proprietary and apparently die quite soon. not the same with the karma though
00.55.24 #       <midk> you can get replacements but not sure how easy to install or the price of them
00.55.55 #       <sven223> Hmm.. well I can order an AV140 for $284 or a karma for like $250.
00.56.32 #       <sven223> Seems like the AV140 got it beat.
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00.56.51 #       <midk> the karma focuses on superb audio playback..
00.57.04 #       <midk> hmm
00.57.04 #       <sven223> ahh.
00.57.10 #       <sven223> I see
00.57.22 #       <midk> but it sounds like you want a video player
00.57.27 #       <sven223> yeah...
00.57.53 #       <sven223> Altoutgh I have my comp hooked into my reciever anyway.
00.58.08 #       <midk> ahahaha
00.58.09 #       <midk> http://archos.com/img/av100/cinema_to_go_bis.png
00.58.15 #       <sven223> It would just be nice to watch a video anywhere I want.
00.58.23 #       <midk> that looks so convenient.
00.58.44 #       <sven223> Yeah...
00.58.47 #       <sven223> she does
00.58.56 #       <midk> s/she/it? :)
00.59.04 #       <sven223> The woman in the picture
00.59.09 #       <midk> what sort of advertisement is that anyways.
00.59.13 #       <midk> it's like, upside down
00.59.20 #       <sven223> No kidding
00.59.21 #       <sven223> funny
00.59.22 #       <midk> and she's just looking down at it
00.59.24 #       <midk> dah.
00.59.32 #       <midk> i always found this one good
00.59.32 #       <sven223> What country is Archos based in?
00.59.33 #       <midk> http://archos.com/img/families/static_mp3_music.png
00.59.40 #       <midk> not sure.
00.59.54 #       <sven223> that one is funny too.
01.00.06 #       <midk> http://archos.com/img/products/171x90/gmini220.png
01.00.15 #       <midk> they put an old lady on the screen to get you to buy it
01.00.29 #       <midk> hm. they need a lesson in advertising.
01.00.35 #       <sven223> no kidding
01.00.36 #       <zeekoe> iirc archos is french
01.00.43 #       <sven223> thatnks zeek
01.00.47 #       <sven223> That's what I thought.
01.00.57 #       <zeekoe> anyone here knowing how to add things to the path in linux btw?
01.01.14 #       <midk> export PATH=<path>:$PATH     i believe.
01.01.23 #       <sven223> I know that linux begins with an "L".
01.01.25 #       <zeekoe> and sorry for not reacting... im installing small linux with tinyx on a real old laptop
01.01.31 #       <zeekoe> cool
01.01.37 #       <midk> <path> == /home/zeekoe/isuck/itstrue  or so.
01.01.45 #       <sven223> hehe
01.01.49 #       <midk> :)
01.01.50 #       <zeekoe> nah
01.02.01 #       <zeekoe> /X11R6/bin
01.02.05 #       <midk> http://archos.com/img/families/static_accessories.png
01.02.16 #       <midk> wtf do girls have to do with accessories
01.02.24 #       <sven223> who knows.
01.02.38 #       <sven223> Better questions is "What accessories?"
01.02.45 #       <midk> you know..
01.02.50 #       <midk> if you wait a bit you could check out the gmini 400
01.02.56 #       <sven223> Where can you get a case for the av1x0
01.03.07 #       <midk> at their site probably
01.03.10 #       <sven223> How much will a gmini400 be?
01.03.22 #       <midk> http://archos.com/img/families/static_accessories.png
01.03.22 #       <sven223> No cases on the site.
01.03.24 #       <midk> no idea
01.03.26 #       <midk> err
01.03.28 #       <midk> http://archos.com/products/overview/gmini_400.html
01.03.43 #       <zeekoe> girls == sex, sex == $$$$
01.03.45 #       <midk> the price is "Coming Soon!"
01.03.53 #       <midk> zeekoe, sex != accessories
01.04.02 #       <zeekoe> so?
01.04.08 #       <zeekoe> if it sells, who cares
01.04.19 #       <midk> "accessories" sells? wow, you're a genius.
01.06.23 #       <sven223> damn iPODs and their crappy batteries!
01.07.04 #       <zeekoe> thanks midk, i already knew
01.07.56 #       <zeekoe> http://www.ipodsdirtysecret.com/
01.10.11 #       <sven223> that is cool.
01.10.17 #       <sven223> I'm watching that video now
01.11.41 #       <zeekoe> going to bed
01.11.44 #       <zeekoe> nit
01.11.44 #       <zeekoe> e
01.12.20 #       <midk> nite
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01.16.31 #       <sven223> Midk have you used a av1x0?
01.16.46 #       <midk> nope
01.17.14 #       <sven223> Dern...
01.18.11 #       <sven223> Well I still think the features on the AV1x0 can't be beat for the price.
01.18.44 #       <midk> i suppose it's more about how the features work..
01.18.52 #       <sven223> Yeah...
01.18.55 #       <midk> but hm
01.19.21 #       <sven223> Do the AV3x0 records video?
01.20.51 #       <sven223> Thanks for you time. Peace.
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07.04.10 #       <midk|doom3> hmm
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09.48.54 #       <maikeul> before sleeping
09.48.57 #       <maikeul> http://cr0.org/bordel/endofmd5.pl
09.49.12 #       <maikeul> it's generic :)
09.49.38 #       <maikeul> 1 hours on a p690 to find a collision
09.49.40 #       <midk> what IS IT
09.50.11 #       <maikeul> flaw in the md5 algorithm
09.50.20 #       <midk> oooh
09.50.21 #       <midk> DAHAHA
09.50.22 #       <maikeul> you can't use it anymore to sign
09.50.29 #       <midk> before you go to bed
09.50.36 #       <midk> you remember the monsters breaking down the doors rihgt?
09.50.38 #       <midk> right*
09.50.41 #       <maikeul> lol
09.50.45 #       <maikeul> shut up :)
09.50.45 #       <midk> ok good
09.50.46 #       <midk> :D
09.50.48 #       <maikeul> i want to sleep :)
09.50.52 #       <midk> :]
09.50.57 #       <midk> without nightmares?
09.51.02 #       <maikeul> lol
09.51.17 #       <maikeul> the man who destroys the door
09.51.24 #       <maikeul> and the monster coming from the wall
09.51.25 #       <maikeul> ok ok
09.51.25 #       <maikeul> :)
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09.51.26 #       <maikeul> stop :)
09.51.31 #       <maikeul> brrr 
09.51.38 #       <midk> haha
09.51.40 #       <midk> HAHA
09.51.46 #       <midk> yes, the door scene rocks.
09.51.50 #       <maikeul> i have a door and a wall okay ?
09.51.50 #       <midk> pwnage.
09.51.55 #       <maikeul> so no more allusion :)
09.51.57 #       <midk> WTF, are you serious?
09.52.02 #       <maikeul> no :)
09.52.05 #       <midk> wh.. WHOA!
09.52.07 #       <midk> oh, phew
09.52.08 #       <midk> ;]
09.52.11 #       <maikeul> lol
09.52.42 #       <maikeul> see you
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09.52.55 #       <midk> later
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13.15.26 #       <midk> nite all
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17.53.55 #       <E}{|t^> hi
17.54.09 #       <E}{|t^> anyone here?
17.54.43 #       <E}{|t^> ?
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23.38.56 #       <midk> hi LinusN
23.48.16 #       <LinusN> hi
23.52.59 #       <midk> oh, right, i had a question about your raw button reading
23.54.07 #       <LinusN> shoot
23.54.14 #       <midk> after the plugin is exited, no matter what plugin i ues it in, there are some stacked up keypresses performed... for example if i press off to exit the plugin, even if just tapping quickly, it travels into rockbox, presenting me with "OFF to shut down" or even shuts off on its own
23.54.25 #       <midk> can i clear the stacked up ones before actually exiting?
23.54.48 #       <LinusN> they are cleared by the plugin framework
23.55.02 #       <midk> not for me...
23.55.07 #       <LinusN> the problem is that the plugin quits before the user has released the key
23.55.14 #       <midk> oh
23.55.30 #       <LinusN> 1) exit on OFF|RELEASE
23.55.41 #       <LinusN> 2) sleep() for a second before exiting
23.55.49 #       <LinusN> your choice
23.56.08 #       <midk> wouldn't sleep just keep them stacked for however long specified?
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23.58.28 #       <LinusN> yes, but the plugin framework clears the queue when the plugin returns
23.58.49 #       <midk> of course... forget i said anything :)
23.58.51 #       <LinusN> the sleep give the user a chance to release the key
23.58.58 #       <midk> yup