O Venres, 6 de Marzo de 2009, Dylan Reilly escribiu:
correctly? If not then the package is corrupt. The package I uploaded
to opgk.org is fine. If it got corrupted somewhere in the stream I
Is there any other place where to download latest pythm opk?
opk.org's package is still corrupted, and
Cameron Frazier wrote:
On Sat, 2009-03-07 at 22:00 -0500, Dylan Reilly wrote:
FYI, version 0.5.7. is now available on opkg.org.
* Seeking works again (gstreamer).
* Random play implemented (gstreamer).
* Pulled in misc., minor GUI enhancements from Paul TT (developer from
whom the this
Dylan Reilly wrote:
FYI, version 0.5.7. is now available on opkg.org.
Thanks, nice improvements!
Is it possible to make the tabs on top as tall as the buttons at the
bottom? They will be easier to press that way. I have the same wish for
the nearly flat volume control - it is hard to grab
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 5:32 AM, The Digital Pioneer
digitalpion...@gmail.com wrote:
Of course, opkg gives the obligatory segfault. Had to download package
manually. :(
I'm sure we're all experienced the opkg.org problems..
Please have a look at this here: http://www.opkg.org/repo.html
It tells
FYI, version 0.5.7. is now available on opkg.org.
* Seeking works again (gstreamer).
* Random play implemented (gstreamer).
* Pulled in misc., minor GUI enhancements from Paul TT (developer from
whom the this version was branched).
* Moved settings around in config. file. All file
On Sat, 2009-03-07 at 22:00 -0500, Dylan Reilly wrote:
FYI, version 0.5.7. is now available on opkg.org.
* Seeking works again (gstreamer).
* Random play implemented (gstreamer).
* Pulled in misc., minor GUI enhancements from Paul TT (developer from
whom the this version was branched).
*
Of course, opkg gives the obligatory segfault. Had to download package
manually. :(
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Dylan Reilly wrote:
Curse all these python 2.5 versus 2.6 issues! The mutagen package was
actually built for 2.5 and not 2.6 (my fault). I have fixed this and
uploaded a new version to opkg.org. Note that I changed the version
number.
I have also added a list of the dependencies and where
On Friday 06 March 2009 16:01:18 Helge Hafting wrote:
Dylan Reilly wrote:
I have reflashed SHR testing.
Now I can't install mutagen_svn-4350-2_armv4t.ipk
opkg just ends in Terminated no matter how I try. :-(
I have the same problem. It seems opkg.org is truncating files, and almost
every
Can you run:
ar x [package name]
correctly? If not then the package is corrupt. The package I uploaded
to opgk.org is fine. If it got corrupted somewhere in the stream I
cannot be of too much help. You can do what I did to get mutagen in
the first place: install it to your desktop and then copy
FYI, there is a new version of pythm available on opkg.org
I only miss one little thing
When you add an entire directory to playlist, tracks are alphabetically
ordered, but, if exists, they should be ordered by track # (from ID3 or ogg
tags).
This turns out to be a tricky problem.
I have
Am Wednesday 04 March 2009 16:25:54 schrieb Stefan Monnier:
FYI, there is a new version of pythm available on opkg.org
I only miss one little thing
When you add an entire directory to playlist, tracks are alphabetically
ordered, but, if exists, they should be ordered by track # (from ID3
On Wednesday 04 March 2009 16:37:34 Marcel wrote:
Am Wednesday 04 March 2009 16:25:54 schrieb Stefan Monnier:
The current solution is the easiest and also the most flexible: no
matter how you organize your directories, it should be pretty easy for
you to fix your file names such that they
I would not want to have to rename hundreds of files to get some media
player
sort them correctly just because it doesn't read id3 data... (Although my
filenames actually do have the tracknums included)
As Stefan said, this isn't a problem of the player not reading ID3 data,
it's a problem
On Wednesday 04 March 2009 17:06:43 The Digital Pioneer wrote:
I would not want to have to rename hundreds of files to get some media
player
sort them correctly just because it doesn't read id3 data... (Although my
filenames actually do have the tracknums included)
As Stefan said, this
Am Wednesday 04 March 2009 17:24:18 schrieb David Garabana Barro:
On Wednesday 04 March 2009 17:06:43 The Digital Pioneer wrote:
I would not want to have to rename hundreds of files to get some media
player
sort them correctly just because it doesn't read id3 data... (Although
my
Well, the database processing would be slow of course, but more than that,
an advanced collection manager would be very difficult (I would think) to
use on the FR. The simple GUI Pythm has now tends to give me enough grief
unless I use my stylus.
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Pythm reads all tag data anyway. It is slow, but not overly so. That
is the trade-off between having a player that uses pre-built playlists
and one that builds them on the fly. Personally I go for the latter.
As I mentioned before, I am planning to add some sort of session
management. It might be
We have some ideas for a better GUI as well. My priority is getting
functionality in first, however.
FWIW, I just recently pulled some GUI updates from the guy from whom I
branched pythm, Paul, that should help a *little*. These are in git
now; I will be rolling out another build shortly.
On
I think it's a problem of horsepower.
I don't.
If you can, as modern players do, read all id3 info of all tracks,
and process it on a relational database, you can perfectly sort all
your songs by author/album/year/genre/what you want ;)
Actually, if you only use ID3 info, it's very
As I mentioned before, I am planning to add some sort of session
management. It might be too IO intensive to cache all the tag data (as
opposed to simply remembering file name), but it is a possibility.
actually I think that storing them along with filenames in those
'sessions' would speed
O Mércores, 4 de Marzo de 2009, Stefan Monnier escribiu:
Actually, if you only use ID3 info, it's very difficult to do a good job
of sorting files: it's basically impossible to reliably figure out which
songs are part of the same album and which aren't. You can use
I've solved all those
Yaroslav Halchenko wrote:
As I mentioned before, I am planning to add some sort of session
management. It might be too IO intensive to cache all the tag data (as
opposed to simply remembering file name), but it is a possibility.
actually I think that storing them along with filenames in those
Actually, if you only use ID3 info, it's very difficult to do a good job
of sorting files: it's basically impossible to reliably figure out which
songs are part of the same album and which aren't. You can use
I've solved all those problems the first times I opened amarok, and
now it's a
Stefan Monnier wrote:
Actually, if you only use ID3 info, it's very difficult to do a good job
of sorting files: it's basically impossible to reliably figure out which
songs are part of the same album and which aren't. You can use
I've solved all those problems the first times I opened
O Mércores, 4 de Marzo de 2009, Stefan Monnier escribiu:
Except that those ID3 tags have a clear meaning, and fixing them to
get the sorting to work may imply breaking them in the sense that the
info they carry is not quite correct any more.
Tho, I guess it depends on the details: in which
On Wed, 4 Mar 2009 21:41:59 +0100, David Garabana Barro
da...@garabana.com wrote:
Because you find changing ID3 tags to be simpler than changing
file names.
No, because I already have all my music with correct id3 tags, but not
with
homogenous filenames. Doing nothing is simpler than
Except that those ID3 tags have a clear meaning, and fixing them to
get the sorting to work may imply breaking them in the sense that the
info they carry is not quite correct any more.
Tho, I guess it depends on the details: in which way did you change the
ID3 info to solve such problems?
Dylan Reilly wrote:
I am not seeing this problem. Can you look through /etc/pythm.log and
see if there is anything interesting in there, or send it to me?
$ pythm
No Locale found, falling back! Error was:[Errno 2] No translation file
found for domain: 'pythm'
new conf
using gstreamer backend
O Xoves, 26 de Febreiro de 2009, Dylan Reilly escribiu:
FYI, there is a new version of pythm available on opkg.org
I only miss one little thing
When you add an entire directory to playlist, tracks are alphabetically
ordered, but, if exists, they should be ordered by track # (from ID3 or ogg
* The cannot set suspend messages are OK. They are there in debug
output for the sake of debugging. Pythm requests CPU resource from FSO
to halt suspending during playback. Frameworkd is smart enough to only
allow one lock per process. That message is FSO telling pythm that.
* I fixed the volume
Dylan Reilly wrote:
FYI, there is a new version of pythm available on opkg.org
2009-02-26 - Version 0.5.4-dmr:
I installed that into a very recent SHR unstable - total failure.
pythm comes up, but I see no files and no directories either. So I can't
navigate to where my music is, and I can't
2008.12 + Kustomizer + opkg.org repository
r...@om-gta02:~# opkg install pythm
Installing pythm (0.5.4-dmr) to root...
Segmentation fault
:(
The required dependencies should be installed already so I guess
there's something wrong with the details of the package
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The package installs fine for me (also under SHR unstable). I have
seen seg fault on package install from time to time with misc.
packages. Try rebooting.
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 4:59 AM, Risto H. Kurppa ri...@kurppa.fi wrote:
2008.12 + Kustomizer + opkg.org repository
r...@om-gta02:~# opkg
I am not seeing this problem. Can you look through /etc/pythm.log and
see if there is anything interesting in there, or send it to me?
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 4:45 AM, Helge Hafting helge.haft...@hist.no wrote:
Dylan Reilly wrote:
FYI, there is a new version of pythm available on opkg.org
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
I am not seeing this problem. Can you look through /etc/pythm.log and
see if there is anything interesting in there, or send it to me?
r...@om-gta02:/etc# opkg install pythm
Installing pythm (0.5.4-dmr) to root...
Pythm always crashes my opkg too. I just end up downloading the package
manually and installing it with opkg install pkgfile which works.
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Sorry, meant /tmp/pythm.log. My brain is in another place sometimes.
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 1:46 PM, Risto H. Kurppa ri...@kurppa.fi wrote:
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
I am not seeing this problem. Can you look through /etc/pythm.log and
see if
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 10:05 PM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
Sorry, meant /tmp/pythm.log. My brain is in another place sometimes.
Nope, nothing there, the file doesn't exist.
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If that file does not exist after running the program then something
really bizarre or horrible is happening. Suggestions:
1) Try using the mplayer backend just to see if it works. Edit
/etc/pythm.conf and change the backend item.
2) Run pythm-bin from a command line and see if anything useful is
No I can't run the program because it's the INSTALLATION that segfaults..
see above:
r...@om-gta02:/etc# opkg install pythm
Installing pythm (0.5.4-dmr) to root...
Segmentation fault
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FYI, there is a new version of pythm available on opkg.org
2009-02-26 - Version 0.5.4-dmr:
---
* Fixed many issues with skip and previous. They should behave as expected now.
* Removed dependence on pyalsaaudio. Volume changing is handled via
the back-ends once again.
Dylan Reilly wrote:
Curse all these python 2.5 versus 2.6 issues! The mutagen package was
actually built for 2.5 and not 2.6 (my fault). I have fixed this and
uploaded a new version to opkg.org. Note that I changed the version
number.
The mutagen problem is fixed indeed. When running pythm, I
Curse all these python 2.5 versus 2.6 issues! The mutagen package was
actually built for 2.5 and not 2.6 (my fault). I have fixed this and
uploaded a new version to opkg.org. Note that I changed the version
number.
I have also added a list of the dependencies and where one can acquire
them to the
Dylan Reilly wrote:
1) Yaroslav Halchenko got me off my lazy butt and we are going to be
actively collaborating on further pythm hacking. This is good because
he is already correcting my horrible python :^) My git fork can be
found at http://github.com/negi/pythm for all those interested.
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 4:17 AM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
One of my primary uses for the openmoko is a music player
Just as a general question, and I apologize to the community if this
has been discussed here previously.
I wonder if anyone has tried to run VLC from
It looks like gstreamer cannot read mp3 files. Do you have the
gstreamer module that handles mp3 playing installed? It is
gst-plugin-mad. Technically it is optional since one does not *need*
it to use pythm. Furthermore, mp3 playing stuff has been removed from
the official openmoko repos, so you
On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 11:44 PM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
It looks like gstreamer cannot read mp3 files. Do you have the
gstreamer module that handles mp3 playing installed? It is
gst-plugin-mad. Technically it is optional since one does not *need*
it to use pythm.
There're some problems installing pythm on 2008.12:
Check the comments at http://www.opkg.org/package_1.html
and I have the same:
r...@om-gta02:/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages# DISPLAY=:0 pythm
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/pythm-bin, line 14, in module
main()
File
The package on opkg.org is built for python 2.6 while 2008.12 is using
python 2.5. Since there are no code changes required between python
versions, you can simply copy
/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/pythm
to
/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/pythm
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Risto H.
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
The package on opkg.org is built for python 2.6 while 2008.12 is using
python 2.5. Since there are no code changes required between python
versions, you can simply copy
/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/pythm
to
1) Yaroslav Halchenko got me off my lazy butt and we are going to be
actively collaborating on further pythm hacking. This is good because
he is already correcting my horrible python :^) My git fork can be
found at http://github.com/negi/pythm for all those interested.
2) I uploaded a new
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:55:15 -0500
Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net (DR) wrote:
1) Yaroslav Halchenko got me off my lazy butt and we are going to be
actively collaborating on further pythm hacking. This is good because
he is already correcting my horrible python :^) My git fork can be
found at
1) Yaroslav Halchenko got me off my lazy butt and we are going to be
actively collaborating on further pythm hacking. This is good because
he is already correcting my horrible python :^) My git fork can be
found at http://github.com/negi/pythm for all those interested.
The least I can do is
The pyaslsa-audio dependency has been discussed in this thread before
a link for a 2.6 version of it. I believe I got it from FSO unstable.
Mutagen is up on opkg.org as well.
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 6:36 PM, Petr Vanek van...@penguin.cz wrote:
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:55:15 -0500
Dylan Reilly
,
Beni
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I tried to install pythm from opkg.org with no success on om2008.12:
r...@om-gta02:~# opkg install mutagen
http://www.opkg.org/packages/pythm_0.5.2-dmr_armv4t.ipk
Downloading http://www.opkg.org/packages/pythm_0.5.2-dmr_armv4t.ipk
Terminated
r...@om-gta02:~# opkg install
I will take a look at both of these problems; they're probably both my
fault. However, I am in the middle of playing with integrating with
the new fso framework, so it may take a day.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 4:22 AM, Risto H. Kurppa ri...@kurppa.fi wrote:
I tried to install pythm from opkg.org
For what it's worth, I put an updated version on opkg.org [1]. Since
the last version, I: re-enabled seeking (UI for it still has some
bugs), made the mplayer back-end use mutagen as well, and stopped the
script that runs the program from exiting so enlightenment's start
feedback does not
Dylan Reilly wrote:
I am still in the process of making changes, but I have some packages
if anyone wants to try it. This version has the option of using a
gstreamer back-end (the default with the packaged config file) instead
of mplayer. By using gstreamer, CPU and memory load have been
Before, mplayer took 40%-50% of cpu according to top.
Now, pythm-bin uses 48%-49% instead. This when playing stereo .ogg
Still sounds much too high. Even my home router (266MHz MIPS) decodes
.ogg with less than 30% of CPU. Usind `mpd', my FR shows significantly
less than 20% CPU decoding
On Friday 30 January 2009, Al Johnson wrote:
On Friday 30 January 2009, Joel Newkirk wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 09:31:21 +, Al Johnson
openm...@mazikeen.demon.co.uk wrote:
On Friday 30 January 2009, Joel Newkirk wrote:
Any idea where I can find python-pyalsaaudio? not found on
On Friday 30 January 2009, Joel Newkirk wrote:
Any idea where I can find python-pyalsaaudio? not found on SHR, can't find
a package anywhere. (except armv7a at angstrom)
http://openmoko.truebox.co.uk/repos/mazikeen/fso-testing/ipk/armv4t/python-
pyalsaaudio_0.3-ml0_armv4t.ipk
Hi Dylan,
First of all, thanks a lot for sharing your work.
Do you mind to add you new version to www.opkg.org, so that the links (and
updates) are not lost in the mailing list ?
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On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 09:31:21 +, Al Johnson
openm...@mazikeen.demon.co.uk wrote:
On Friday 30 January 2009, Joel Newkirk wrote:
Any idea where I can find python-pyalsaaudio? not found on SHR, can't
find
a package anywhere. (except armv7a at angstrom)
To answer a few questions:
1) The new gstreamer back-end uses mutagen to read tag data from mp3
and ogg and not ID3. You will want to use the package I made for
mutagen since no other exists. I did not bother updating the mplayer
back-end as consider that deprecated at this point. That one still
Thank you Dylan once again
what about ability to seek within a song? is it doable for gstreamer?
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009, Dylan Reilly wrote:
To answer a few questions:
1) The new gstreamer back-end uses mutagen to read tag data from mp3
and ogg and not ID3. You will want to use the package I
Yes it is. The problem is the UI more than anything. Since the
freerunner is kinda slow and has no accelerated graphics, there is
input lag - especially when the CPU is pegged from the decoding. There
was a seek in the original pythm and I removed it because of that
reasons. I will play around
On Friday 30 January 2009, Joel Newkirk wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 09:31:21 +, Al Johnson
openm...@mazikeen.demon.co.uk wrote:
On Friday 30 January 2009, Joel Newkirk wrote:
Any idea where I can find python-pyalsaaudio? not found on SHR, can't
find
a package anywhere. (except
2) I would have liked to use mpd, but I have never been able to find a
package for it for arm. It is not feasible to stream from a server,
since I listen to music in my car.
Hmm I'm under Debian where I just apt-get install mpd.
But `mpd' is packaged for OpenWRT and AFAIK there's also one
In my experience, MPD is a pain to set up.
Hmm... that's probably something we can improve.
I had no trouble with it but then it wasn't the first time I set it
up: could you give us some hint what was difficult?
Stefan
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Ahh, just when I want a media player, the last thing I usually want to do is
edit conf files. Now, I'm not afraid of doing so, and I did, but then it
still took a while. Then, I had to find a client, and perhaps I got a bad
one (I don't remember which I used) but it was pretty tough to pair the
I am still in the process of making changes, but I have some packages
if anyone wants to try it. This version has the option of using a
gstreamer back-end (the default with the packaged config file) instead
of mplayer. By using gstreamer, CPU and memory load have been reduced,
and I was able to
I am still in the process of making changes, but I have some packages
if anyone wants to try it. This version has the option of using a
gstreamer back-end (the default with the packaged config file) instead
of mplayer. By using gstreamer, CPU and memory load have been reduced,
and I was able
In my experience, MPD is a pain to set up.
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wonderful - thank you Dylan, pythm feels really nice now with gstreamer.
I wonder if are going to add seeking support to change position within
the song with gstreamer? it would be really great!
btw -- what version of ID3 python's library do you use? om's
repository seems to lack any package for
A, much better!! Gstreamer makes a difference. :) I just wish the volume
slider were bigger, it's hard to get my fingernail on it just right... :(
Also, is there a way to make the script not exit until pythm exits? It
confuses the SHR loading screen when it exits immediately.
Really
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 18:09:39 -0500, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net
wrote:
I am still in the process of making changes, but I have some packages
if anyone wants to try it. This version has the option of using a
gstreamer back-end (the default with the packaged config file) instead
of
disappeared after another restart of pythm.
The only problem I see now, is that the play list no longer show. It is
always empty, but the songs I selected play anyway.
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The bigger buttons are nice!
It paused whan a call came in too. :-)
Can you get these improvements into the pythm image at opkg and/or SHR?
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The bigger buttons are nice!
It paused whan a call came in too. :-)
Can you get these improvements into the pythm image at opkg and/or SHR?
Seems I spoke too soon.
Everything got better except the pauses between songs - they got much
worse. :-( It is faster to restart
I am working on a gstreamer version ATM which will allow me to work
around the limitations of mplayer. If/when I get this done, I will
work on making a package and/or seeing if I can integrate with the
main pythm distribution.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Helge Hafting helge.haft...@hist.no
Steven ** wrote:
Unless I'm misinterpreting, what you want is already there. Just
select the directory and add it. This assumes your music is sorted
with each album in a subdirectory, which seems pretty common.
Ah, so that is what the button with the square do. I
use + when adding songs. But
An ipk would be appreciated for an easy testing :) (and maybe upload
it to opkg.org?)
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Dylan Reilly wrote:
One of my primary uses for the openmoko is a music player, and I have
spent some time trying to improve my listening experience with it. I
wanted to make a web page or such on the subject but I am highly
unmotivated to do so. In lieu of that, I am posting my findings here.
Unless I'm misinterpreting, what you want is already there. Just
select the directory and add it. This assumes your music is sorted
with each album in a subdirectory, which seems pretty common.
-Steven
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 7:37 AM, Helge Hafting helge.haft...@hist.no wrote:
Perhaps an add
Dylan Reilly wrote:
Audio Player
When I started my quest, there was no music player that met my needs.
The two that were close were pythm and mokoko. Mokoko has more
potential, I believe. However, it has (had?) issues resuming from a
suspend (crucial for me). That seems to imply
I looked around for an mpd package for arm for quite some time in the
past but turned up dry. Do you know of one? Since I use my freerunner
on the go it is not a useful option to connect to a remote mpd
server.
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 12:31 AM, Stefan Monnier
monn...@iro.umontreal.ca wrote:
1)
The locale error is a red herring.
I will try to devote some time this weekend to fixing the problem with
ogg. I was short sighted when I added the ID3 tag reading and forgot
to make it work with ogg too. If you are impatient, you can look in
mplayerbackend.py and comment out the part that uses
Thank you Dylan for improving pythm -- few days ago I've set up original
version and was pleased to be able to listen to my mp3s from FR.
Now I will give a try to your mods as soon as I get some spare time
I guess it would be great if you expose your development a bit -- did
you start off from
If you are impatient, you can look in mplayerbackend.py and comment out the
part that uses ID3 to read file details. It's in the function that loads
files into a play list.
Just tried that, and now it all works fine except I can't seem to stop the
music once it's playing.
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The
One of my primary uses for the openmoko is a music player, and I have
spent some time trying to improve my listening experience with it. I
wanted to make a web page or such on the subject but I am highly
unmotivated to do so. In lieu of that, I am posting my findings here.
Audio Quality
That is the mplayer back-end not loading. Check /tmp/pythm.log to see
if there is anything useful in there. You can also try running
python /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/pythm/mplayer/mplayerbackend.py
and seeing if it explodes. I may have missed a dependency.
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 1:41
You will need the python-pyalsaaudio package which may not be
installed by default.
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 1:48 PM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
That is the mplayer back-end not loading. Check /tmp/pythm.log to see
if there is anything useful in there. You can also try running
just to let you know: bass can be boosted with a capacitator, but no
official OM documentation on that one
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 7:17 PM, Dylan Reilly drei...@atariland.net wrote:
One of my primary uses for the openmoko is a music player, and I have
spent some time trying to improve my
Results in SHR: All form controls greyed out and unusable except tabs at
top. File browser is empty. Playlist is empty (because I can't add files).
mplayer backend doesn't load. No way to play music that I can tell. :(
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Thanks,
The Digital Pioneer
So I have read and am hungrily anticipating more details.
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 1:55 PM, Yorick Moko yorickm...@gmail.com wrote:
just to let you know: bass can be boosted with a capacitator, but no
official OM documentation on that one
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 7:17 PM, Dylan Reilly
OK, I installed python-pyalsaaudio and it seems the mplayer backend no
longer crashes, but it complains that there's no locale or translation file.
Also, my collection is OGG, which doesn't play. When I attempt to load a
file, I see a line in the output saying error executing:'ARTIST'. This
makes
1) Improved responsiveness, especially with regard to starting the
next song in a play list.
2) Lowered processing overhead during main update loop.
3) Tweaked the GUI. Most notably, the buttons are larger.
4) Read ID3 tag info at play list load time using python ID3 library.
5) Optionally
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