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Using sansapatcher v0.2 with r12896 bootloader.

When I run sansapatcher without root permissions and choose to install, it says “Bootloader installed successfully”.

Nothing is actually installed. Booting the device starts the original firmware.

sansapatcher should detect when it fails to install and print an appropriate message.

Load the following file in the text viewer:
http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext95/study10.txt

Set these settings:
wordwrap: on.
line mode: reflow.
wide view: yes.
scrollbar: off.

Click the “end of file” key (”right” in sansa e200).
An error appears: “Data abort at <address>”

It is a container for AAC files.

FFmpeg implemeted it in this revision:
http://svn.mplayerhq.hu/ffmpeg?view=rev&revision=4954

Using r17071 on a Sansa e200.

I created a playlist by selecting a song from a directory.

After the playlist finished, it automatically returned to the main menu.
The wheel was not responsive
Only after pressing "Select" (which does nothing) the wheel functions again.

Trying to play the following file in Rockbox will freeze the player for a few (long) moments. Afterwards, it will show the metadata and play the file.

http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/audio/download/ITC.SO-Episode19-2008.08.26.mp3

If the file is the next in the playlist, the same freeze will occur.

I have no idea what’s wrong with the file’s tags, but running “id3v2 -C” on it, which “Converts id3v1 tag to id3v2”, makes it work again.

If the tags are causing a problem, this should not cause a freeze.

The freeze has been confirmed on sansa e280 and gigabeat F60

The patch replaces the mentions of ‘archos’ with ‘simdisk’.
The directory name was changed in r19204

Using latest trunk Sansa e200.

When opening text files with unix-style newlines (just LF. ASCII 0x0A), the newlines will not be displayed.

Using the simulator on my Ubuntu machine, it displays correctly.

I have also tested with a build I compiled myself, and with a daily build from rockbox.org.

Using latest svn.

My sansa e280 lists two options for Source in Recording Settings:
“Microphone” and “FM Radio”.

The manual only mentions a “Mic” option.

http://download.rockbox.org/manual/rockbox-sansae200/rockbox-buildch10.html#x13-15000010.4

Using r23643

While playing the attached song.m4a (truncated), the simulator reported the following error:

Unknown MP4 file type: ‘isom’

I have tried adding the ‘isom’ magic number to the various checks that cause that error (see patch), and now the file plays fine in the simulator.

However, it fails to play on my Sansa e280. The player goes through all of the files in the directory, while loading their metadata, and then returns to the directory file list without crashing.

Any help with adding support for ‘isom’ will be greatly appreciated. The relevant ISO standard is here:
http://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/c051533_ISO_IEC_14496-12_2008.zip

Using r25342 on a Sansa e200.

When I'm in the playback screen, and listening to a file with a long title, that title scrolls across the screen.

If, when the scrolling happens, I connect the USB cable, then the "USB charging" screen will appaer. After a brief moment, the scrolling title from the previous screen will appear. It shouldn't.

Using latest svn on uisimulator and on Sansa e200.

The following file has playback problems in Rockbox:
http://www.archive.org/download/MIT9.00F04/L9.mp3

Players such as vlc and totem report is to have 76 minutes. Rockbox reports it to have 5.
Trying to seek by holding the back/forward buttons causes it to jump to unexpected places. (This is probably due to the cause of the first problem)

Rebuilding the stream with Foobar2000 causes rockbox to play it (and display metadata) correctly

Tested on latest git master, on Sansa e200 and simulator. May affect other devices.

1) Play an opus file. Seek to the middle.
2) Shut down the device, and boot it up again.
3) Choose “Resume playback”.

Results:

A second from the beginning of the file will play before jumping to where playback was stopped when the device was shut down.