--- Log for 08.07.105 Server: brown.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16 Started: 27 days and 22 hours ago 00.00.32 # alxcm - did it work? 00.02.48 # stripwax_: trying to find fwupdate now 00.02.59 # plus i need to find official firmware, since i don't have that lying around 00.03.04 # it should be in the latest build, no? 00.03.42 # hmm? official firmware comes from iriver's website. fwupdate? you mean fwpatcher? 00.03.52 # whoops, ya 00.04.01 # can you give me the links? 00.04.29 # http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IriverBoot#Download_and_extract_the_firmwar 00.04.30 # Well I can give you this line :=p http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IriverBoot 00.04.38 # that helps 00.04.40 Join amiconn [0] (~jens@p54BD7077.dip.t-dialin.net) 00.04.52 # i just got the 120 firmware from iriver 00.05.28 Join ashridah [0] (ashridah@220-253-123-46.VIC.netspace.net.au) 00.05.48 # yay, i don't have wine installed 00.05.56 # * alxcm compiles 00.06.25 # oh shoot 00.06.29 # this is gonna take forever 00.06.35 # *sigh* rebooting to windows... 00.06.40 # stripwax_: Just leave the win32 sim by closing the window, like any windows app 00.06.42 # brb 00.06.43 Quit alxcm ("leaving") 00.06.47 # Alt+F4 should work too 00.07.04 # alxcm - if you trust me, I can send you the patched firmware. i'm using 1.65 EU 00.07.18 Quit webguest00 ("CGI:IRC") 00.07.36 # The soft simulator 'powerdown' from rockbox does only work for the platforms which don't have software poweroff 00.07.45 # ...i.e. player and recorder v1 00.08.13 # amiconn - so no way to test the save-bookmark-on-poweroff option on simulator (for example)? why no soft off in the simulator 00.08.29 # <]RowaN[> is there a way i can do a screengrab from my iriver to pc? 00.08.49 # ]RowaN[ you mean from the simulator, or from the real iriver? do you own a flatbed scanner? :-p 00.09.04 # <]RowaN[> well that certainly answers my question 00.09.05 # stripwax_: Simply because no one nade it work yet 00.09.12 # I don't think it's important 00.09.14 # amiconn ah gotcha. thx 00.09.22 # It's an UI simulator, not an exact emulator 00.09.26 # i know. 00.09.44 # ]RowaN[: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/ScreenDump 00.10.08 Join alxcm [0] (~alx@68-232-83-247.chvlva.adelphia.net) 00.10.15 # Bagder: Ah, good thing I made it work for greyscale ;) 00.10.16 # anywayness 00.10.18 # Bagder - ooh, didn't know about that! 00.10.20 # back in windows 00.10.26 # amiconn: indeed! 00.11.44 # Firmware patched successfully 00.11.45 # :-D 00.12.46 # nice 00.13.08 # yup 00.13.19 # daily build extracted, now copying all over to ihp120 00.13.57 # * Bagder does the drumroll 00.14.00 # haha this is hilarious 00.14.07 # <]RowaN[> Bagder: that page doesnt say where the .bmp is saved to 00.14.08 # windows doesn't recognize the iriver 00.14.14 # <]RowaN[> ah the root 00.14.19 # feel free to update 00.14.24 # lolololol 00.14.28 # ok, linux time 00.14.46 # * alxcm hits the power button to avoid winserver2k3 crap about logs 00.15.11 # alxcm - logs? it's probably just moaning that you keep hitting the power button :-) 00.15.54 # * Bagder hits the bed 00.16.06 # lol 00.16.20 # no, windows server 2k3 demands you log reasons for shutdown/startup 00.16.28 # which is kind of stupid, especially on my laptop 00.16.50 # alxcm - turn that off. http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Disable-Shutdown-Event-Tracker-Windows-2003.html 00.16.58 # oh, cool 00.17.07 # i don't use windows enough to care, tho 00.17.14 # Slasheri: Playback still stops prematurely on the last track 00.17.23 # you don't use windows often but you have server 2003?!? 00.17.45 # yeah 00.17.48 # hmmm 00.17.55 # i get it free from school 00.18.00 # so what the heck 00.18.02 # Server 2003 on a laptop doesn't make much sense to me either 00.18.17 # <]RowaN[> www.copymaster.co.uk/rowans_wps.gif hehe look at my crappy wps =] 00.18.21 # well, it IS more stable then all others 00.18.23 # me either, XP Tablet Editon way nicer :-) 00.18.37 # ]RowaN[ - hehe, nice 00.18.41 # and my laptop is easily my fastest comp 00.18.47 # alxcm: I can't see a difference in stability against XP pro 00.18.48 Quit elinenbe_ (Read error: 145 (Connection timed out)) 00.18.49 # i use it for fansubbing and stuff 00.18.51 # <]RowaN[> are greyscale wps images supported yet? 00.19.50 # NOW it's drumroll time 00.19.54 # are greyscale fonts supported yet? :-) 00.19.59 # * alxcm unplugs iriver 00.20.36 # flashing... 00.21.03 # stripwax_: No, there are no routines for that 00.21.08 # rebooting... 00.21.12 # amiconn ok 00.21.33 # You can use the fonts with any foreground and background shade though 00.21.35 # YAY FOR ROCKBOX 00.21.43 # amiconn yes 00.22.08 # alxcm - working out alright then? 00.22.15 # beautifully 00.22.25 # incidentally, how do i boot back to iriver firmware? 00.22.36 # hold down REC while turning on 00.22.41 # cool 00.22.45 # * alxcm goes to test 00.22.57 # alxcm - after a while you'll probably find you no longer need to :-) 00.23.10 Quit Febs ("Chatzilla 0.9.68.5 [Firefox 1.0.4/20050511]") 00.23.19 # after a while? i'm never going back there again 00.23.37 # hehe 00.23.55 # wow this is beautiful 00.23.58 # thx for your help 00.24.02 # * alxcm goes to enjoy 00.24.55 # <]RowaN[> i still didnt manage to find a font editor for rockbox fonts, that wasnt only available as experimental proof of concept source code which you need to isntall 20 differernt programs just to get it working 00.25.24 # ]RowaN[ hmm.. that sucks 00.26.18 Join elinenbe_ [0] (elinenbe_@207-237-225-9.c3-0.nyr-ubr1.nyr.ny.cable.rcn.com) 00.29.42 # * stripwax_ wonders how hard a font editor could really be.. 00.31.54 # ]RowaN[ can you download FontForge binaries for your platform? 00.33.03 # Extended bmp2rb committed :) 00.33.37 # amiconn - extended how? 00.33.48 # greyscale? 00.34.13 # Guess how I created the 4-grey rockbox logo? 00.34.19 Join muesli- [0] (muesli_tv@c-180-36-4.h.dial.de.ignite.net) 00.34.25 # <]RowaN[> hmm viewer for windows.. http://crl.nmsu.edu/~mleisher/bdfviewer.exe 00.34.31 # * ]RowaN[ googles FontForge 00.34.35 # It just needed some more testing; that's why I didn't commit earlier 00.34.57 # re 00.35.29 # amiconn - i just assumed you used a hexeditor :-) 00.35.48 # rofl 00.36.06 # <]RowaN[> fontforge wants me to install Cygwin.. which provides a linux like environment? and ive never (had to) use linux in my life 00.36.33 # Fontforge needs cygwin on windows, yes 00.36.37 # ]RowaN[ - ahhh.. cygwin's good but, if you don't already have it/use it, it's kinda overkill for just running a font editor. 00.36.42 Quit Harpy (Connection timed out) 00.36.51 # <]RowaN[> nothings easy these days is it 00.37.06 # I use the predecessor pfaedit, works nicely 00.37.08 # ]RowaN[ - BDF is kinda a unix font format anyway, so thems the breaks. 00.37.21 # <]RowaN[> in my day we had "standalone" executables 00.37.23 # (also on cygwin) 00.38.13 # ]RowaN[ - but fontforge is not written for Windows, so ... 00.40.46 # ]RowaN[ - you know, there's a gap in the market for a Windows executable that edits unix-style BDF fonts ... 00.40.48 Quit muesli- (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00.41.58 # er uh, you shouldn't need more than a runtime lib or two to run a cygwin-compiled binary on windows generally 00.42.25 # oh wait i guess if it's something for X then that makes it a big hassle 00.42.27 # cygwin1.dll 00.42.44 # needing the X server and all 00.42.52 # Ah yes, the x11 server... 00.46.31 # .. download fontforge for cygwin 00.46.38 # ^downloading .... 00.47.33 # <]RowaN[> if u get it working tell me how please =] 00.50.51 # Good. Picked up a cheap player on eBay for 25 quid. 00.51.02 # Now all I need is an Ondio and my collection is complete. ;) 00.51.17 # Really 00.51.18 # ? 00.51.30 # No charger. 00.51.42 # I have universal chargers. This is not a problem. 00.51.43 # You will need 2 Ondios to have a complete collection, an SP and an FM ;) 00.51.55 Join webguest66 [0] (~53afb0c2@labb.contactor.se) 00.52.09 # Well techinically I'd need a Recorder v1 too, but there's such a thing as going too far. 00.52.25 # I'm half of the opinion that spending 25 quid to get a player is going too far. 00.52.42 # I paid more... 00.52.48 # awesome job 00.52.55 # :-D 00.53.29 # have a few issues with ogg playback (some really bad distortion) and apparently deleting a directory doesn't work, but other than that it looks great 00.54.34 # alxcm: when it tells you to press play press the joystick (while deleting) 00.54.44 # oh, ok 00.54.49 # *tries* 00.55.45 # yay 00.55.55 # any ideas on the ogg decoding? 00.56.09 # it seems to be only encountered with my vorbis-tools for linux encodes 00.56.14 # works fine for me 00.56.17 # my older windows encodes are fine 00.56.23 # hmm 00.56.26 # * alxcm tries something 00.56.34 # alxcm - interesting. do they play ok in linux? ;-) 00.56.54 # not only in linux, but in the orig. iriver firmware as well 00.57.15 # hm, wanna post/email/something those badly-decoding chaps to a willing rockbox dev? 00.57.31 # certainl 00.57.34 # *certainly 00.57.44 # the only thing i can think of is they are rather large 00.57.51 # ~20 mins 00.57.53 # ]RowaN[ - works a charm first time. looks pretty shitting complicated though.. was just expecting a pixel-based simple app 00.57.55 # on some of them 00.57.59 # alxcm eeks. 00.58.29 # * alxcm tries to oggenc a different file 00.58.40 # ]RowaN[ - but it could just be that I have no idea what I'm doing 00.58.48 # alxcm - what oggenc settings 00.58.57 # stripwax_: default 00.59.03 # which is q3 00.59.04 # I seem to be spending money on fripperies today. 00.59.17 # I also spent 3 quid on a CD of George Formby songs. 01.00.12 # hmm, test file worked fine 01.00.17 # lemme reencode one of the bad boys 01.00.58 # <]RowaN[> strippy: are you able to open a font, edit, save? 01.01.41 Quit webguest66 ("CGI:IRC") 01.03.10 # yay for 50% cpu usage 01.03.24 # ]RowaN[ - gotta convert from rb to bdf first .. hang on a sec.. 01.03.50 # oh wait.. clearly, i dont'... 01.05.08 # ]RowaN[ - yep, load bdf, edit, save, all ok. nice n easy 01.05.25 # * stripwax_ thinks it's time to get arty 01.06.02 # <]RowaN[> ooh rite what do i need to install then? 01.07.14 # <]RowaN[> .rb? i only see .bdf and .fnt on www.rockbox.org/fonts 01.07.41 # run http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe, pick a directory (e.g. c:\cygwin\cygwin) and a packages directory (e.g. c:\cygwin\packages), and install the following: 01.08.16 # stripwax_: just reencoded the file 01.08.23 # seems like its a problem with longer ogg files 01.08.29 # my short ogg encode = fine 01.09.51 # Oh, has anybody else had a problem with resume appearing to work, but the counter going up slowly and no sound? 01.10.01 # I had to turn the unit off and on again to get sound back. 01.10.20 # ]RowaN[ - you probably can get away with just installing the default X11 stuff (whatever it suggests), and also the libiconv from LIBS. 01.10.44 # cygwin sucks :-( 01.11.00 # ]RowaN[ if you change view to 'partial' it'll tell you what it's going to install. If you don't want a component, click under 'new' to cycle it to Skip 01.11.09 # Here's a quarter, kid. Get yourself a real operating system. 01.11.13 # yeah. 01.11.15 # :-D 01.11.17 # ]RowaN[ - .rb? right, like I said, "oh wait, clearly I don't" 01.11.19 # Linux daemon 2.6.12-rc4-mm1-blitz #2 Sat May 28 10:44:06 EST 2005 i686 Pentium III (Katmai) GenuineIntel GNU/Linux 01.11.43 # this is a reiser4 box, too 01.11.55 # NPTL enabled, compiled from scratch 01.12.04 # (Gentoo) 01.12.16 # anyway, martial arts classtime 01.12.17 # ttyal 01.12.23 # * stripwax_ doesn't really see the point in compiling Gentoo entirely from scratch. it's not like P3s are rare 01.12.31 # True H140 pic added to the devicechart, showing the rockbox logo :) 01.13.06 # stripwax_: i did it to get NPTL 01.13.26 # alxcm- you have to recompile everything from scratch to get that?! wow 01.13.29 # I think it's some sort of BSDish "my OS is harder than yours" attitude. ;) 01.13.35 # ;-) 01.13.45 # stripwax_: not to get the libraries, but to make everything use them ,yes 01.14.04 # and Cassandra, i don't set USE="hardened" because i don't see the point 01.14.06 # ;) 01.14.12 # heh 01.14.16 # What's that do then? 01.14.27 # compile hardened sources 01.14.32 # slower but more secure 01.14.43 # I let those nice fellows at Ubuntu compile my OS for me. 01.14.53 # Ubuntu rocks, ya 01.15.25 # but for performance on a p3 550mhz, it doesn't get much better than daemon here 01.15.25 # <]RowaN[> ok im on partial view 01.15.36 # amiconn - were your changes to bmp2rb based on ihpbmp or entirely from scratch 01.15.52 # From scratch 01.16.07 # I don't even know ihpbmp 01.16.31 # amiconn - that's the app i wrote that decodes the iriver firmware and modifies the images . 01.16.38 # ah 01.16.41 # (way back about this time last year..) 01.16.50 # Well, I'd have no use for that 01.17.00 # Except for Rockbox. I hand roll my own from scratch from CVS. But only cause it's quicker than downloading the snapshot. ;) 01.17.01 # I won't use the iriver firmware 01.17.16 # Cassandra: Huh? 01.17.21 # amiconn - well, the bmp -> iriver format conversion code might have come in handy (assuming the format for 4-color rb is the same though) 01.17.40 # rockbox 4-grey uses the internal lcd format. 01.17.43 # Well, maybe it isn't. But it "feels" faster. 01.17.45 # Dunno what iriver uses 01.17.59 # amiconn same as iriver (pretty sure anyway) 01.19.04 # anyway whatever, it's gathering dust here. http://www.beermex.com/@spc/iriver/ihpbmp.src.zip 01.19.41 # ]RowaN[ - installed cygwin yet? 01.20.48 # <]RowaN[> err not yet trying to decipher the options 01.22.53 # amiconn - are there any headers for the rb bitmap format? or does the code require that any given bitmap is in the required format (e.g. can't just mix&match 1-bit and 2-bit bitmaps and expect things to work) 01.23.14 # No headers, just the raw data 01.23.20 # hmm 01.23.58 # 4-grey and monochrome bitmaps are drawn by different functions 01.24.31 # so adding e.g. 4-color bitmap support to wps would mean everyone using that would need to rebuild all their bmps as 4-color? does bmp2rb support rb->rb too? 01.25.06 # amiconn - wow, really? not the samefunction with a different arg passed in (y-pixels-per-byte=4 vs 8)? 01.25.19 # bmp2rb is for generating bitmaps to include in the source code, i.e. char array source 01.25.31 # amiconn ahok 01.26.18 # The bmp loader is entirely separate. It does the same job as bmp2rb, but with different optimisation constarints 01.26.28 # <]RowaN[> strippy: what can i get rid of on partial view? i just went to install it all and its godknowshowbig???Mb 01.27.12 # stripwax_: There are several reasons why the functions are separate 01.27.23 # ]RowaN[ - on Partial, i'd expect to see just a couple of cygwin things, some libs, and the x11 stuff. what have you got? 01.27.53 # amiconn - i'm sure there are! but i'm surprised they don't do effectively the same thing, just with different parameters 01.28.10 # No they don't 01.29.15 # There are different ways to optimise, and also different methods to draw monochrome bitmaps on a 4-grey vs. drawing a native bitmap 01.29.37 Quit markun () 01.30.19 # Monochrome bitmaps are drawn using selectable shades for foreground and background, drawing foreground, background, or both, or draw in xor mode 01.31.05 # <]RowaN[> hmm too much stuff to list 01.31.27 # amiconn - I thought there was still a simple blt function? or is that greyscale only now? 01.31.58 # The blit function can only use native lcd format, so greyscale only 01.32.20 # ami: Is there a lighter grey than the one you use in the background of splash()? I think the current one is too dark. 01.32.28 # The blit function isn't meant for normal graphics, but for special stuff like video etc 01.33.02 # <]RowaN[> EVERYTHING is ticked on parial view 01.33.17 # Cassandra: It's the lighter one of the 2 shades between white & black 01.33.26 # Ah. :( 01.33.30 # ]RowaN[ - well , partial view shows only the things that ARE ticked, so.. yeah... FULL view shows 'everything' 01.33.36 # Cassandra - adjust contrast? 01.33.39 # <]RowaN[> geez 01.33.43 # <]RowaN[> this is a nightmare installer 01.33.47 # The 2 shades are selectable from 6; I selected them so that they are roughly equal-spaced 01.33.51 # ]RowaN[ - you'll get used to it 01.34.08 # amiconn - equal spaced wrt which contrast setting 01.34.27 # amiconn or in other words, are they the same two shades that iriver used? 01.34.33 # The spacing can't be exact, and I voted for the lighter one when between 2 01.34.59 # I dunno what iriver uses, so I can't compare 01.35.49 # The lcd uses 3 bits for the grey level internally, 0..7, with 0 being white and 7 being black 01.35.59 # The 2 shades I used are 2 and 4 01.36.49 # We could add some crude gamma adjustment... 01.37.03 # amiconn - :-) i'm sure that's not worth the effort 01.37.49 # ]RowaN[ - the installer assumes you want to set up a fully functional user/development environment, rather than just the bare basics to run a font editor :-) 01.38.27 # Cassandra: I have contrast set to 28 01.39.10 # * ]RowaN[ gives up 01.40.00 # gnight all, way past my bed time ;-) 01.40.13 # <]RowaN[> cya 01.40.18 Part stripwax_ 01.42.35 Quit Aison ("( www.nnscript.de :: NoNameScript 3.72 :: www.XLhost.de )") 01.43.27 Join webguest74 [0] (~51429ed6@labb.contactor.se) 01.43.36 # hello all 01.44.32 # i just reading in the patch tracker that there is a i2c patch 01.44.51 # it's for FM, no? 01.45.22 # webguest74: i believe so, yes 01.45.27 # but it's not complete 01.45.41 # a ok 01.45.51 # anybody work on it 01.46.24 # hardeep: you'r the playlist specialist, no? 01.47.30 # i noticed with the lastests builds, the playlist mode have few nugs for iriver 01.47.37 # *bugs 01.48.02 # if i do a dynamical playlist there are few bugs 01.48.18 # but probably playback problem, no? 01.48.38 # webguest74: depends on the bugs 01.49.00 # what are you seeing? 01.49.26 # i inserted one song for the first, and i added few songs randomly 01.49.55 # but the tracks go to next without i touch nothing 01.49.59 Join bg [0] (~chatzilla@24-241-230-113.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com) 01.50.14 # and it don't start to start of the track 01.50.30 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 01.50.35 # and the WPS screen it's not synchrone with the songs 01.50.43 # very strange behaviours 01.51.07 # can you reproduce this easily? 01.51.10 # yes me too 01.51.13 # im trying to compile rockbox... im missing a dependency, m68k-elf-gcc. What package do I need to install to satisfy this dependency? 01.51.17 # exctaly this 01.51.40 # i'll trythis now 01.51.54 # for me it's the same 01.51.57 # bg: you need to build the m68k cross compiler 01.52.04 # bg: instructions on web page 01.52.18 # ok... you wouldnt happen to know if gentoo's portage has an ebuild for that package would you? 01.52.31 # bg: i don't believe so 01.52.33 # hardeep: i reported this to Slasheri 01.52.43 # hardeep: thanks 01.52.57 # Moos: yeah, it's likely a playback bug but i just wanted to be sure 01.53.02 # hardeep thanks for i2c infos 01.53.07 # bye all 01.53.22 Quit webguest74 ("CGI:IRC") 01.53.33 # Moos: next time you see it, please grab a copy of the /.rockbox/.playlist_control file 01.53.42 # hardeep: i testing this 01.54.13 Quit bg (Client Quit) 01.57.52 # hardeep: strange apear it's randomly i can't reproduce it 02.00.55 # it spinup a lot 02.01.09 # lot of hd access 02.01.37 # Moos: yeah, every time you insert a track it has to reload the tracks 02.01.45 # ok 02.02.09 # we can probably optimize this, but lets get it working correctly first. =) 02.02.18 # indeed :) 02.02.48 # just i don't remenber this behaviours few days old : 02.02.51 # :) 02.05.07 # can't reproduce the bug that webguest reported nevertheless i already met it 02.16.05 # time to go to bed, Hardeep the last time i see this bug or other i'll send you the copy of playlist_controle file 02.16.12 # good night all 02.16.29 Part Moos 02.26.15 Join amiconn_ [0] (~jens@p54BD5E75.dip.t-dialin.net) 02.33.53 Quit CheeseBurgerMan (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02.35.28 Quit ]RowaN[ () 02.41.17 Join muesli- [0] (muesli_tv@Bc122.b.pppool.de) 02.41.39 # re 02.43.53 Quit amiconn (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02.43.53 Nick amiconn_ is now known as amiconn (~jens@p54BD5E75.dip.t-dialin.net) 02.47.38 Quit cYmen_ ("zZz") 03.11.20 Quit godzirra (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03.21.17 Quit Sucka ("a bird in the bush is worth two in your house") 03.24.26 Quit ghostiger (Remote closed the connection) 03.24.32 Quit hardeep ("BitchX: the ONLY IRC client on Viagra!") 03.35.32 Quit muesli- (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03.37.59 Quit hicks (Remote closed the connection) 03.49.03 Join Wat [0] (~Tuck@pool-141-152-53-143.rich.east.verizon.net) 03.49.25 # hi 03.50.33 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.05.29 Join QT [0] (as@area51.users.madwifi) 04.06.29 Join CheeseBurgerMan [0] (~me@63.150.80.229) 04.15.45 # i want to help develop for rockbox... will java knowledge be enough? 04.22.19 Quit QT_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 04.29.19 Part DaKi][er 04.43.01 Join StrathAFK [0] (~mike@dgvlwinas01pool0-a237.wi.tds.net) 04.48.15 Quit Wat () 05.01.38 Quit Strath (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 05.17.22 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@norge.freeshell.org) 05.36.02 Quit RotAtoR () 05.50.37 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 05.52.54 Quit thegeek (Read error: 131 (Connection reset by peer)) 06.00.49 Join webguest59 [0] (~d3fa859f@labb.contactor.se) 06.02.23 Quit hardeep ("[BX] *SUBLIMINAL*MESSAGE* USE BITCHX *SUBLIMINAL*MESSAGE*") 06.03.15 Quit webguest59 (Client Quit) 06.16.41 Join edster [0] (~edster@dsl017-049-209.sfo4.dsl.speakeasy.net) 06.17.03 Join eleom [0] (eleom@211.250.133.159) 06.18.08 # is there anyone who can help me? I'm going to make language pack rockbox in korean 06.19.08 Quit eleom (Client Quit) 06.24.15 Quit ashridah (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 06.25.53 Join ashridah [0] (ashridah@220-253-121-59.VIC.netspace.net.au) 06.28.16 Join Coldtoast [0] (edan@ppp111-3.lns1.hba1.internode.on.net) 06.28.21 # howdy 06.28.28 # how good's FLAC support now? 06.28.35 # on iriver 07.00.05 Join _Mark [0] (~fake@40-218.207-68.tampabay.res.rr.com) 07.01.30 Join webguest61 [0] (~da50cd82@labb.contactor.se) 07.05.06 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 07.16.37 Quit webguest61 ("CGI:IRC (Ping timeout)") 07.20.43 Join [1]ep0ch [0] (~ep0ch@81-6-218-187.gotadsl.co.uk) 07.31.52 # Hey anyone know where i can find the exact color values for the greyscale? 07.36.33 Quit ep0ch (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 07.36.34 Nick [1]ep0ch is now known as ep0ch (~ep0ch@81-6-218-187.gotadsl.co.uk) 07.39.16 # amiconn I dunno what iriver uses, so I can't compare 07.39.17 # amiconn The lcd uses 3 bits for the grey level internally, 0..7, with 0 being white and 7 being black 07.39.17 # amiconn The 2 shades I used are 2 and 4 07.39.35 # that's as close as you'll get 07.43.38 Quit courtc (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 07.49.41 # Yeah but i need the values, eg #FFFFFF is black (or white :P) 07.50.11 # I wrote this wiki page a logn while ago, just wondering if its still the same: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/RockboxGraphicalUIDesign 07.50.18 # *long 07.50.30 # i have no idea, you'd have to ask amiconn 07.50.39 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 07.50.53 # Also, I've made a custom WPS, but upon reboot it reverts back to default. I thought i read that once a WPS is loaded it stays loaded. 07.53.29 # DJ_Dooms_Day: put it in .rockbox 07.53.45 Join courtc [0] (~courtc@adsl-158-8-171.asm.bellsouth.net) 07.53.59 # and the file name must be less than 24 chars long 07.54.39 # ah, thanks 07.57.08 # Linus do you know anything about WPS coding? 07.57.14 # some 07.58.00 Join B4gder [0] (~dast@static-213-115-255-230.sme.bredbandsbolaget.se) 07.59.04 # Well, i've made a few conditionals that once the 'next song' data is found will display it, but before that i have the message 'retrieving next song data...'. Now it all works fine but when the data is finally retrieved the message doesn't go away, the song info gets written over the top of it. 08.00.07 # So for example it'll say on the top line: 'ACDCeving next song data' 08.01.35 # Though, once the next song data is loaded a second time (after the first time its instantanious) the info is properly refreshed 08.01.54 Join [2]ep0ch [0] (~ep0ch@84.12.62.170) 08.02.25 # hey, iriver ninjas! 08.02.43 # is there a device called "iHP-100"? 08.02.54 # o_O 08.03.03 # What? 08.03.03 # damn, there is 08.03.10 # oh crappo 08.05.31 # wasn't the 100 a 10GB version of it? or was that a 110? 08.05.48 Nick StrathAFK is now known as Strath (~mike@dgvlwinas01pool0-a237.wi.tds.net) 08.05.54 Quit _Mark (Read error: 145 (Connection timed out)) 08.06.55 Quit ashridah ("Leaving") 08.08.34 # ok, my H110 has "iHP-100" printed on it 08.08.48 # so, is there a "H110" out there? 08.09.16 # Well my iHP-140 has exactly that on it, if it makes any difference :P 08.09.51 # "iHP-140"? 08.10.03 # mine is a H140 08.10.09 # mine too 08.10.12 # Linus, an iHP-100 is a H110, and a iHP-140 is a H140 08.10.27 # They changed the names a little 08.10.32 # the i is gone 08.10.40 # and the P? 08.10.46 # that too 08.10.55 # so, is there a H115? 08.11.00 # nop 08.11.05 # or iHP-115 08.11.09 # theres a 120 i think 08.11.20 # Theres no such thing as iHP at all, any more. 08.11.30 # Check the iriver website 08.11.33 # well, the h100 is old 08.11.42 # it was the first, so it was called ihp back then 08.11.57 # DJ_Dooms_Day: i'm trying to sort out what models are out there 08.12.18 # Theres no such thing as a H100 either i dont think. The 10GB one is now the H110. The only thing a H100 is, is the 'series' of player. 08.12.30 # http://www.epinions.com/pr-iRiver_iHP-115_MP3_Player 08.12.58 # Ah, well there we go. 08.13.16 # ok, so there is one 08.13.44 # oh, shit, it seems there are H110's out there too 08.13.53 # Linus, though that model was discontinued very quickly 08.14.02 # LinusN: you mean as in not iHP-110 ? 08.14.16 # as in not "iHP-100" 08.14.17 # The H100 is the ultimate digital audio player. Listen to over 1,200(H140)/600(H120)/300(H110) hours of your music or tune in to the built-in FM radio. 08.14.28 # Straight from the iriver site 08.14.37 # they dont do the 15GB anymore 08.14.50 # we don't talk about what they do 08.14.53 # but that they did 08.15.16 # a rockbox user must know which version ti install 08.15.20 # to 08.15.35 # and rockbox code need to know how to ajust for targets 08.15.50 # Ok, well then theres iHP-100 (H110), iHP-115 (H115), iHP-120 (H120), iHP-140 (H140) 08.16.10 # really? 08.16.12 # Yep 08.16.21 # was the iHP-100 ever called H110? 08.16.56 # Not at the start. Iriver now call all the H-1xx's the H100 series 08.17.23 # Same with the new ones, all H-3xx's are the H300 series 08.17.36 # the question is, are there players out there with "H110" on them instead of "iHP-100"? 08.17.39 # so they call them that, but no unit is marked like that? 08.17.46 # There is no such thing as a H100 or H300 player. 08.18.34 # No, there is NO player that has the model 'H100' printed on it. However there will be 'iHP-100' printed on some. 08.18.39 # * LinusN asks in the mr forum 08.18.41 # But, you may want to double check that 08.18.56 # Thats the way i saw it though 08.19.43 Quit ep0ch (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 08.19.44 Nick [2]ep0ch is now known as ep0ch (~ep0ch@84.12.62.170) 08.22.48 # you think the h100 has the same adc setup has the h120? 08.22.59 # yes 08.23.18 # i think the only major difference to rockbox is the sdram setup 08.23.42 # we'll soon find out, when i brick my h110 in a few minutes :-) 08.23.53 # hehe 08.24.11 # I'll setup a h100 cvs build 08.24.42 # that'll cause some confusion me guess 08.25.19 # oh yes 08.26.08 # Is there really that much difference between the players? 08.26.11 # I'll commit my fixes first 08.27.17 # I thought it'd just be the HDD diff 08.27.30 # there's more than that 08.28.34 # DJ_Dooms_Day: the h110 has 16mbytes ram instead of 32 08.28.47 # ah 08.28.56 # and there's something about a mic amp as well 08.29.00 # no emu for that player then :P 08.29.31 # you mean rockboy? 08.29.45 # yeah 08.29.48 # should work 08.29.56 # or is that mainly CPU dependant? 08.30.34 # in fact, the h110 is probably *slightly* faster than the h120, because the sdram refresh is half the speec 08.30.46 # speed 08.31.21 # and its away 08.32.54 # Wouldn't make that much diff though would it? THe speed of the SDRAM would far outweigh the speed of both CPU and HDD right? 08.35.14 # the refresh frequency does matter at low cpu frequencies, since it eats up a great deal of the ram bandwidth 08.36.17 # but the difference at high frequencies is probably not even noticeable 08.36.18 # Ah, true 08.37.07 # ok, so the daily build is called h120 from tomorrow 08.38.07 # How did you find an H110? 08.38.33 # from rasher afaik 08.38.35 # morning btw 08.38.56 # and rasher found it from other guy 08.38.57 # Morning. 08.39.28 # Wouldn't 3xx support be more useful? 08.39.38 #