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Which is why I said it's a 1 step approach as opposed to a 2 step (Go into folder, highlight file and press select - not the play button). My suggestion is to highlight the folder and press the play button. It then plays all files in folder in sequence as normal and if there is a playlist in the folder plays that as priority instead. I think it's a more elegant solution.
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Weird idea.
While listening to a computerized voice reading a text file through the sound card of a computer, I came up with a weird but cool idea. We know it can be a bit annoying to read large text files on the small screen of these mp3 players... what if there was a text-to-speech plug-in to read the text file in a voice we choose? Might be a cool thing to have, esp. if you have lots of books as text files on your player. Don't know how well this would work with the CPU of these players, or whether there's free source code for such software.
What do ya'll think?
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::Current Gear:: Player: H320 RockBoxified (360+ albums, 3500+ songs, 300+ hours.) / Sony CD Walkman D-NF400 (MP3/Atrac3+ support - AM/FM/TV/Weather Band Tuner) Headgear: Sony MDR-V6's / Koss KTXPro's (10 yrs old and still bumpin'!) / AKG K 26 P's (on the way.) Playing: The Awakening, Virgin Black, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Argyle Park, FatalBlastWhip, Level, Sanctum, Bauhaus, Lost in Place. |
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stumbles in...
about open source code...there is festival and it's derivates.. flite is a reduced version of it. but remember that the cpu isn't so powerful. it may be able to synthetize the text, but i will take too much time. ipod linux was working on flite as well, but they ended up ehmmm "copying" rockbox btw maybe the processor is powerful enough to make such a thing yet before working on such a thing i think (i hope, no i beg, please, please o pretty please) they will work on the h300 porting.. well.. i guess i'll have to wait oh lucky h100 owners.. stumbles out |
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Anyone got the settings for the display setup that MisticJeff was using on the main news page, looks like a nice setup. Any idea what font he's using?
Addendum: Ah righto, should've looked harder, appears to be the one posted by "JeremyDavidson" here: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/vie...ery#Tangleding Sweet Last edited by stevenz : June 13th, 2005 at 12:46 AM. |
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Allowing saved playlist files to be part of the selection would be a bonus that even WMP doesn't have. Though I'd have to wonder how to treat multiple playlists in shuffle mode. Do you treat the songs in the lists as one huge group and shuffle amongst them, or does the shuffle exhaust each playlist before continuing to shuffle another? |
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Wow, just playing some tracks encoded with LAME, the gapless sounds perfect. Nice work guys. I've heavily customised the WPS screen to something more to my liking which is a welcome capability. Still a few hiccups here & there, and the control system is gonna take some getting used to (all perfectly logical really, just "different"), quite amazing stuff, good work team!
Here's my WPS (partially plagiarised from http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/vie...JeremyDavidson) - behold the ugliest line for status-data just to get a little rotating-thingy effect (You'll have to un-wrap it, and it mucks up the spacing in my rotating-thingy line): Artist: %s%?ia<%ia|%d2> Album : %s%?id<%id|%d1> Track : %s%?it<%it|%fn> --------------------------- %pc/%pt %?ps<[%ps]| > %?pp<[%pp/%pe]|> %pb %t0.4%ffHz %?fv<| > - %?fv<%fbK VBR| %fbKbps>;%t0.4%ffHz %?fv<| > / %?fv<%fbK VBR| %fbKbps>;%t0.4%ffHz %?fv<| > | %?fv<%fbK VBR| %fbKbps>;%t0.4%ffHz %?fv<| > \ %?fv<%fbK VBR| %fbKbps> Next: %s%?Ia<%Ia|%D2>%t1.5 ;Next: %s%?It<%It|%Fn>%t4 Battery time left: %bt Last edited by stevenz : June 13th, 2005 at 03:10 AM. |
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Made the leap...installed Rockbox and I am also blown away by how good it is.
DeadMan : When you are at directory level you can choose create playlist to make that folder the playlist, also, I *think* one of the options selects recursive folders under the directroy too, is that the sort of thing you're after? I have one thing that's bugging me...I have set up my WPS (the best feature IMHO) but it always goes back to default when I reboot, even if I save a config file...is the current .wps not included in the config setting? If so can we lobby to have it included? |
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Only .wps files in the .rockbox directory will be remembered on next boot. |
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On the iRiver firmware I use "random" from the whole disc while commuting as I'm not settled long enough for an album and like the "suprise" often getting forgetten "gems". (I'm not a playlist user - just albums or random). Now you may be able to do this already (I'm still leaning) but what I would like to be able to do is just flip into "random" mode easily, select an option and no matter what the current playlist randomly select the next song after the current one has finished. I guess reverting back to the playlist when you switch off random would be nice, but not an isssue for me. |
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Thought I'd share a few thoughts about Rockbox with you. Like someone said earlier the volume in Rockbox (at least when playing mp3s) is significantly lower than with the original firmware. I had the volume 40/100 in Rockbox and played the same song with the original firmware at sound level 16/40 (which is also 40%) and I'd say it was at least twice as loud. Maybe something to fix here. Would be nice when using external sound device for example to get it loud.
Like stated at the Rockbox site I got my iHP-120 to the mode where it didn't boot up the original firmware anymore. At least for me charging the battery to full did the trick. Otherwise I'm very impressed about the process so far. All I can hope for now is stable playback and a little better battery life. btw cue sheet support would be nice Last edited by dmd : June 13th, 2005 at 07:21 AM. |
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1 step.
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I don't seem to get the clicking noise with the remote when using Rockbox but I did with iRiver. Is this because the WPS is not yet working on the remote (only rockbox logo shows)? Or is the clicking problem solved with Rockbox?
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i just flashed rockbox on my hp140 unit..
but if a press the play button to shut on.. it always starts the original firmware... for a very short time it starts with ... rock.... .. result: -1 whats wrong with it? bye |
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If you still have problems, read over the last 20 pages or so of this thread. You may find someone else has already had the same problem and already gotten an answer. There's also a nice manual for Rockbox at http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/vie.../RockboxManual (although it has not been updated yet to include the iRiver port). |