I temporarily have access to a 4th generation iPod Nano. During the
gnupod_INIT I see a bunch of:
/usr/bin/tunes2pod: skipping unknown entry of type '32'
Should I see where these warnings come from, or is that harmless?
One thing I will look into is the artwork. Setting the model to nano_3g
makes the coverflow work (awesome!), but does not display the artwork
during all other views. In ArtworkDB.pm I see:
# Artwork profiles:
my $profiles = { 'nano_3g' => [ { height=>320, width=>320,
storage_id=>1060, bpp=>16, }, { height=>128, width=>128,
storage_id=>1055, bpp=>16, },
{ height=>56, width=>56,
storage_id=>1061, bpp=>16,
drop=>112} ],
'classic' => [ { height=>320, width=>320,
storage_id=>1060, bpp=>16, }, { height=>128, width=>128,
storage_id=>1055, bpp=>16, },
{ height=>56, width=>56,
storage_id=>1061, bpp=>16,
drop=>112} ],
'nano' => [ { height=>100, width=>100,
storage_id=>1027, bpp=>16, }, { height=> 42, width=> 42,
storage_id=>1031, bpp=>16, }, ],
'video' => [ { height=>200, width=>200,
storage_id=>1029, bpp=>16, }, { height=>100, width=>100,
storage_id=>1028, bpp=>16, }, ],
};
Is there an easy way to figure out the right values for the nano_4g ? Or
will I have to hexdump the ArtworkDB myself?
Cheers,
Richard
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