Philipp Pertermann wrote:
Paul Louden schrieb:
In that context, 90% could actually be considered the same as
-10%, as they're both 10% less than the full level but since you don't
have an absolute point of reference with dB, the negative numbers make
perfect sense.
Actually you do have an
Menachem Shapiro wrote:
BH
On 11/22/06, Dominik Riebeling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/23/06, Menachem Shapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After I finished the install, my volume goes from -99 to 12, instead
of 0 to 100.
This has been changed quite a while ago and is the normal (and
Mike Holden wrote:
Paul Louden wrote:
Most audio devices have exactly *one* scheme for volume: Higher numbers
are
louder. I have some that are 0-10, some that are 1-10 (with only mute
being
off, 1 is still quiet), some that are 0-40, 0-20, 0-30, 0-100, etc. The
only
real consistency is that
On 8/23/06, *Jonas H* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's of course an option, but it'd be much nicer to have a dedicated
.cfg editor, that allowed you to see the possible values, so you
wouldn't have to type them out, you could just select them. I imagined
Linus Nielsen Feltzing wrote:
Dave Hooper wrote:
There's no 'easy way', no. And yes, to port or write a codec for
Rockbox you would need to understand how the Rockbox codec system
works - and also either how the .tzx file works, or how the iPod
linux codec works -- but take a look at the
mat holton wrote:
Linus Nielsen Feltzing wrote:
Dave Hooper wrote:
There's no 'easy way', no. And yes, to port or write a codec for
Rockbox you would need to understand how the Rockbox codec system
works - and also either how the .tzx file works, or how the iPod
linux codec works
Hello,
I really want to convert the spectrum .tzx codec that is available for
the iPod linux project to Rockbox.
It allows spectrum game files to be outputed as audio. Totally cool, no
need for a tape recorder to load speccy games.
Has any other iPod linux codec been converted?
mat
Thanks for the reply.
So I take it from the reply, there's not (I know it's a long shot) a
'simple' way of converting an iPod linux codec to a Rockbox codec - i.e.
it requires me to actually understand both the Rockbox codec system and
the method in which a spectrum .tzx file works.
iirc
test
