Rockbox

I think it would be better to call it SELECT instead of NAVI. In Rockbox, the joystick button has always been SELECT, and it works for the X5 as well.

But "NAVI" is writen on the button.

Not on the H100, and we'd like to treat both platforms the same.

So why do we have "h100" and "h300" for the language files?

My point is that we want to have a common name for the joystick button on all the joystick targets. Maybe that's not a good idea, what do you think?

H300 has on itself no joystick. Joystick can be used for more actions than the NAVI button (only press or hold).

And I don't think that all H300/H100 user own a remote.

Of course. Then it should be NAVI on the H300 at least, like your patch suggests.

Will you add this patch to CVS?

and call the h1x0 joystick 'joystick'

"navi" is written on the h100 on the remote...?

Mike (Falco98) said : "navi" is written on the h100 on the remote...?

Yes, on the H100 remote, the button to go in the browser and in the settings menu is named "NAVI/MENU".

Little error... Forget the "and in the settings menu" I said in my last comment.

Here is an updated patch which calls it
"NAVI = yes" for h300 and
"SELECT = yes" for h100/h120
for all languages except japanese and hebrew
(I'm unable to edit those at my system...)
and afrikaans, bulgarian, romaneste and turkce
(they don't contain that LANG-ID - are they up to date?)

BTW, there have been a few lanuages (e.g. catala) where
the "NAVI = yes" for h300 is already included in CVS!

After some discussion on IRC, we have come to the conclusion that it should be called "NAVI" on both H100 and H300, since the original iriver manual calls it NAVI.
Care to fix? Then I will commit.

O.K. here is a version with "NAVI" for both the H100, H120 and H3x0...

BTW, is "PLAY" O.K. for all other targets?
Or would it be better for them to also have a different name for them?