From: Salokyn <nicolas.gif_at_free.fr>
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 23:32:23 +0200

nobby nobbs a écrit :
> The code does exactly what its supposed to do. If you wanted to have it
> go blank after 15 seconds, try:
>
> %?iy<%t7.5%fbkbps [%iy]|%t0>;%t7.5%fbkbps %ffHz;%sNext:
> %?It<%t15%?Ia<%Ia - >%It|%?Fm<%t15%Fm|%t0>;%t99;t99;t99>
>
> (after the 15 seconds, it will show blank for 99 seconds repeated 3
> times (i think theres a 2 digit limit on %tXX)
>
> On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 15:53:01 +0100, Salokyn <nicolas.gif_at_free.fr> wrote:
>
>> Hi, I use that line in my WPS file on my JBR15 :
>>
>> %?iy<%t7.5%fbkbps [%iy]|%t0>;%t7.5%fbkbps %ffHz;%sNext:
>> %?It<%t15%?Ia<%Ia - >%It|%?Fm<%t15%Fm|%t0>>
>>
>> It's a bit complicated, it shows :
>> <bitrate>kbps [<date>] (for 7.5sec if date is available);
>> <bitrate>kbps <freq>Hz (for 7.5sec);
>> Next: <next autor> - <next trackname> (for 15sec if next track infos are
>> available)
>>
>> It used to work well some time ago but now, as soon as infos of the next
>> track are available, cycle doesn't work anymore, it only shows <next
>> autor> - <next trackname>
>>
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>
>
I don't want to have it blanck, I want the cycle to get back to
"<bitrate>kbps [<date>]" after the 15 senconds and so on.
If I decompose the "Next" line we got :

if (next_title)
  for (15 seconds)
    {
    if (next_artist)
      show next_artist;
    show next_title;
    }
elseif (next_filename)
  for (15 seconds)
    show next_filename;
else
  return_to_beggining;

And it _used to work_ only few weeks ago (because of a Rockbox update)

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