Yeah, saw that too right now after waking up. I've now uploaded a 2nd build with a minuscule P... That's what -devel is for :-) -Tom
> I am having problems installing "recaller". App manager says "Application > packages missing: Python-dbus(>=0.83.0-1maemo3)"I have python installed on > the device including that same version of python-dbus package. To be sure of > it, I installed it again from extras-devel repository. > > > Is the capitalization the problem here? Has someone successfully installed > the app? > > > Hartti > > On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 2:14 PM, Thomas Waelti <twae...@gmail.com> wrote: >> I have now uploaded my "recaller" widget to the autobuilder, it built OK and >> should show up in extras-devel during the next hours (IF the servers work >> again - I have 0.2.0 of sleeper still not showing up in the package >> interface after 2 hours in the queue). > >> The widget is encoding in AAC stereo right now at 128 kBit - this takes >> about 1 MB per minute in very good quality. Probably overkill, but the 27 GB >> in MyDcos give you 460h of recording time, so everything has become a bit >> relative on a monster like the N900 :-) > > >> And yes, the widget can also be used as a simple recorder/dictaphone. > > Best regards > -Tom >> > >> Just one thought on this: >> >> Most people are going to do playback on the device. I would focus on the >> best codec available for recording and playback on the N900. If people want >> to use it some other place, maybe making an export function (for Wav or MP3 >> or whatever) would suffice. Worst case, make a selectable setting for which >> codec to use and let the user decide? > >> > >> One idea: Most phone conversations are mono. Maybe a good strategy would >> be to record in stereo, with inbound on one channel and out-bound on the >> other? It would make listening to it later interesting, since you could >> balance out one side or the other to catch pieces obscured by overlap? >> Would also help clarify who said what on a 2-party call at least. > >> > >> What's the app/widget garage name? Would love to load it up and take it for >> a test drive. I miss this from my 6230, though I honestly don't use it >> often. (Had a hot key for it to turn it on while driving in case there was >> something I needed to take note of for later. Hard to take notes while >> driving. :) > >> > >> ---- "Thomas Wälti" <twae...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> ============= >> The problem is to find a compromise between: >> a) CPU/power usage >> b) Encoding efficiency >> c) Playback capability >> d) API availability >> >> Due to a) and d), I'm only looking at the gstreamer encoders available >> on the N900. Du to c) I have dropped the ANB and AWB codecs from >> evaluation - I was unable to quickly find a standard software for >> playback on Windows (e.g. WMP or VLC bot failed) >> >> Tonight, I'll try low bitrate AAC as it is probably a good compromise >> between these factors. I will also try speex, as it's on the N900 by >> default and technically ideally for encoding this kind of audio. >> However, I'm not so sure about playback capability on Windows :-) Is >> Speex on the N900 using the DSP? Because I guess that all NokiXXXenc >> are, e.g. the AAC one. >> >> >> Thanks >> -Tom >> >> On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 09:37, Harri Haataja <realbla...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> 2010/1/14 Kahlil Johnson <jzare...@gmail.com>: >>>> On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Dave Neary <dne...@maemo.org> wrote: >>>>> Thomas Wälti wrote: >>>>>> The documented method looks really hacky, IMHO the gstreamer based >>>>>> method of Zaheer Abbas Merali (gst guru par excellence :-) posted in >>>>>> http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=464494&postcount=50 should be the >>>>>> way to go. Using nokiaaacenc, you could probably directly save as AAC >>>> What about a real free format like OGG vorbis? >>> >>> Um.. speex? > > _______________________________________________ > maemo-users mailing list > maemo-users@maemo.org > https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
