your
project to Win32 Debug/Release intead of Win32 NASM Debug/Release. I am
not sure how to get the makefiles on linux to just use the c source, but
it is probably a define. isaac?
elrod
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Allan Frederiksen wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just started looking into the freeamp p
there are actually options in the decoder for doing either fixed or
floating. it is a pretty good decoder.
i would suggest poking around in the lmc\xingmp3 directory.
elrod
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Allan Frederiksen wrote:
> >there is actually a pure c decoder in there so that non-x86 pla
there are some processors that do not have FPUs. For those you would want
to use fixed point math. By default the decoder uses floating point.
elrod
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Michael Rich wrote:
> > there are actually options in the decoder for doing either fixed or
> > floating. it
early on freeamp did this but it is now fixed.
elrod
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> At 03:49 PM 12/5/99 -0800, you wrote:
> >it's my understanding that by giving freeamp 1.3.1 an rtp url, it should
> >automagically receive title streaming on the n+1 port.
>
hehe i will look at that. btw, the update was broken in the first 2.0 i
put up... i fixed it in the second release on saturday night. you will
probably want to grab the new version.
elrod
On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Sylvain wrote:
> Right, I downloaded the 2.0 and used the autoupdate. It found t
The RedHat 6 RPM is now available off the download page.
elrod
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I still say we should use the C++ interface... all our other plugins do...
elrod
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 18 Apr, Scott Haug wrote:
> > If it is possible, I'd prefer to use the C++ interface, for now. I'm not very
> > knowledgable about de
...
elrod
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Scott Haug wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 18, 2000 at 01:37:46PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > On 18 Apr, Scott Haug wrote:
> > > If it is possible, I'd prefer to use the C++ interface, for now. I'm not very
> > > knowledgable about de
oops i did and then got side tracked. I will place it on the site today...
email the URL just in case.. thanks for the reminder!
elrod
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Michael Rich wrote:
> Mark, did you get my message I sent you earlier last week about me uploading
> the AlphaNT build of 2.0.7?
not that i know of. keep us updated.
elrod
On Wed, 24 May 2000, Clemens Bentzien wrote:
> i would like to port (parts of) freeamp
> to windows ce, using platform builder 2.12.
> already done by someone?
>
> thank you
>
> --
you need to set up NASM on your machine per the readme instructions or you
need to choose the non-NASM build.
elrod
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Shaun Butler wrote:
> I got the source for Freeamp 2.0.7 and tried to build my own before I go
> screwing around with it and I get the error
>
i agree with rob but we can definitely make it so the tree does not
collapse on refresh.
elrod
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> Also, everytime it reloads, the tree is collapsed, which the user
> >> is not expecting.
>
> This is the part that bother
just change that to page.assign(m_buffer, m_bytesInBuffer) and it should
work.
elrod
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Chris Kuklewicz wrote:
> After opening the streams tree, it is only a matter of 1-5 minutes
> before the program segfaults, I am still tracking this down.
>
> It seems th
able to set the breakpoints in their code.
or you can set a breakpoint after where we load all the libs and then
set your breakpoint bc vc++ will know about them then.
let me know if you need more help.
elrod
the libs On Wed, 25 Jul
2001, Stephen wrote:
> I downloaded the FreeAmp source
we are planning on doing this for 2.1, but if you wanna do it sooner then we
would be glad to include it as always...
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> is there an output plugin that takes the MP3 decoded data and writes it to a
> WAV file on the hard disk?
>
> Michael
the direct sound plugin is not as efficient as the soundcard plugin. it
invloves an extra memcpy. i would use the soundcard plugin as your model if i
were you.
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> > Hmmm. A change of pace might be nice. :-)
>
> My thoughts exactly, i'm working on
true, true.
Michael Rich wrote:
> > the direct sound plugin is not as efficient as the soundcard
> > plugin. it
> > invloves an extra memcpy. i would use the soundcard plugin as
> > your model if i
> > were you.
>
> The structure is what I was really wanting the most because all i should be
> do
o the
plugin in the debug prefs panel for the freeamp project.
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> What is the best way to debug these output plugins. Any tips anyone could
> give to help me out? Appears that when I launch freeamp its just going to
> load the file that is copied into the plu
by
blow approach. This is by no means a replacement for the How To which is
the definitive reference for themes. Let me know if you have any
suggestions!
http://www.freeamp.org/bodies/themes/tutorial/contents.html
elrod
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yes it is... type this:
cvs get -r release-2-0-6-devel freeamp
and it will check out that branch.
elrod
Harald Klein wrote:
> "Mark B. Elrod" wrote:
> >
> > there is a release-2-0-6-devel branch that we used to do 2.0.6 development on.
>
> This is not on fatman
ok, i just created a 2.0.7 branch to do my updates on... if you want the lcdui code
to go into 2.0.7 you need to :
cvs get -r release-2-0-7-devel freeamp
make your changes to that source and then check them in.
elrod
Harald Klein wrote:
> "Mark B. Elrod" wrote:
> >
> &g
that is a thread... should not make a difference... but you never know... do you have
update
notification checked in the prefs?
elrod
"Brett A . Thomas" wrote:
> Is it maybe the DNS lookup on the automatic upgrade, or something?
>
> Brett
>
> On Wed, Mar 29, 2000 at 0
Does anyone know of any good tools for looking at waveforms of audio
files. I want to do some comparison of some files...
elrod
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We are not gonna add WMA ourselves but if you write a plugin we could help
guide you.
elrod
shren wrote:
> On Fri, 26 May 2000, Karl Ove Hufthammer wrote:
>
> > Are there any plans for supporting other music file formats (.mid, .xm,
> > .mod)?
>
> .wma, perhaps?
try to update again... you might have checked out in the middle of one of my
check ins.
elrod
Timothy Ball wrote:
> Still building on solaris (I'm depermined to get the compile to work...
> If it play's then I'm just extra lucky :)) I get the error that:
>
this is my fault. i thought i had checked in this file, i did my checkin
from too deep in the heirarchy this morning before i went to bed ...
elrod
Palpatine wrote:
> plm/portable/pmp300/pmp300.cpp: In method `enum Error
> PMP300::DownloadSong(class DeviceInfo *, class PlaylistItem *
i second that comment! there is a reason we have the 1.5 stuff on a branch.
it is likely to break here and there for the next few weeks. when it is at a
point we feel major overhauls won't be done anymore then we will merge it
into the main trunk.
elrod
"Isaac J. Richards" wrot
thought.
however the class should work well for adding songs and iterating them and
editing playlists. there are no docs but it is fairly straightforward class to
use. let me know if you have questions.
elrod
Palpatine wrote:
> I checked out 1.5 and it seems great, before I start delving into
you can just check out a new copy and use that...
elrod
Palpatine wrote:
> Sure, I actually thought of that right *AFTER* I sent the message.. sigh.
> I just forgot to keep an original copy around.. Will do next time.
>
> On Tue, 31 Aug 1999, Isaac Richards wrote:
>
> >
you can check for metadata.Title().size() if the string is empty it will be
zero. i will add a method that will check to see if any of the metadata
fields are available.
elrod
Palpatine wrote:
> For ncursesUI i checked if metadata.Title().c_str()[0] != '\0' too see if
> there
ill appear as 2 tracks and there
will be a small glitch in the middle but at least you hear most of it
correctly what do you guys think of these ideas?
elrod
thanks ben this saved me a lot of time!
elrod
Ben Gertzfield wrote:
> >>>>> "Mark" == Mark B Elrod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Mark> does anyone know where to get a complete listing i
> Mark> looked on winamp for the list
see "Performing
Custom Build Step" about 5 times. if it does not compile anything new but just
tries to link, do a clean of the xing files before you build. Let me know if you
get any errors and i will try to help you.
elrod
Stan \"Myconid\" Brinkerhoff wrote:
> I unzipp
these errors are caused by not having the latest directsound sdk. you can get
that from microsoft or if you do not need ds then remove ds from the dependency
list and it won't try to compile it.
elrod
Stan \"Myconid\" Brinkerhoff wrote:
> Here is EXACTLY what I did:
>
we would definitely like to learn more about what you are doing. the source for
the NT driver is in the repository. in the main trunk it can be found in
io/rio/win32 and in the 1.5 branch it has been moved to lib/portio.
elrod
Zsolt Farkas wrote:
> hi guys,
>
> i have just finished m
we do it dynamically. check out the src in utility.cpp and also freeampui.cpp.
search for portio.sys in freeampui.cpp
elrod
Zsolt Farkas wrote:
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Mark B. Elrod [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > we would definitely like to learn more
rob, would you mind providing a diff for the changes we need or is this too much
of a pain...
elrod
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 7 Sep, Stan "Myconid" Brinkerhoff wrote:
> > Is there anyway to get the DirectSound SDK without joining MSDN? There used
> > to be, but n
that is why i thought a diff might be better but i see how it could get nasty with all
the potential versions out there.
elrod
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 7 Sep, Mark B. Elrod wrote:
> > rob, would you mind providing a diff for the changes we need or is this too much
>
that sounds like the best plan
elrod
Gabor Fleischer wrote:
> > it would be a good idea to either support WinAmp skins or write a
> > converter. Although WinAmp's layout is different than freeamp, perhaps
> I wouldn't like to convert all my winamp skins :-(
&
true but if someone wanted to actually make something that loked and behaved like
winamp, not just looked like it then they would need to do a ui...
elrod
Isaac Richards wrote:
> On 08-Sep-99 Gabor Fleischer wrote:
> > I wouldn't like to convert all my winamp skins :-(
> &
in most cases but not
be an exact replacement.
elrod
Isaac Richards wrote:
> On 08-Sep-99 Mark B. Elrod wrote:
> > true but if someone wanted to actually make something that loked and behaved
> > like
> > winamp, not just looked like it then they would need to do a ui...
&
. Perhaps I should just let users specify the
total number of downloads they want concurrently but it would be great
if we could figure itout for them. Anyone with any experience in this
stuff?
elrod
unfortunately due to some interoperability requirements we have to use tcp,
specifically http download... grrr.
elrod
Tom Spindler wrote:
> > I am working on the download manager that will be included in 1.5. What
> > I would like to do is offer the option to maximize yo
getright? what is that?
elrod
Zsolt Farkas wrote:
> maybe you should take a look at on getright, you should try to include some
> of the functions :)
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Mark B. Elrod [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Freitag, 10. September
hmm not sure what is going on. the rainplay stuff is not directly supported by
us but was writtne by bill yuan from china. we have not heard from him in
awhile. i would recommend just removing rainplay as a dependency and skip it.
elrod
Luke Harless wrote:
> Hi. Got these errors (and m
we have a link on our front page that is supposed to take you to the
place you can order the MP3 spec but it only works as long as the docid
they use is cached. after it times out it will refer to some other
document that was searched for by someone else. What I need to do is
have that link do a p
WOOHOO i got it working thanks bruce you rock!
i had to address it as window.[framename].document.[formname].submit()
elrod
Bruce Duncan wrote:
> name the form,
> then do a href that points to javascript.
>
> Click here to submit.
>
> bruce
>
> > http://global
that almost gets it working. my test page worked great... but my final page
is actually part of a frame and i think this is messing things up. is there
a way to address a specific frame? is that what i need to do?
elrod
Bruce Duncan wrote:
> name the form,
> then do a href that poi
branch.
thanks for the offer though!
elrod
Jimen Ching wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I noticed there are project files for freeamp2, but no makefiles for Unix
> platforms. Is this in progress or are contributions needed?
>
> --jc
> --
> Jimen Ching (WH6BRR) [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are calls to suspend and resume ref counted? iow, if i do this in
pseudo-code:
thread->suspend();
thread->suspend();
thread->resume();
// thread is still suspended
thread->resume();
// now thread runs
is that the way it works for pthreads?
elrod
that is how i think it should work... and it is how i need it to work for my
download stuff to work correctly.
elrod
Isaac Richards wrote:
> >From what I can tell, nope. Shouldn't be more than 5 minutes work to add it,
> if that's how you want them to behave..
>
> Is
in freeamp we are going to support http/1.1 downloading. i would rather
not reimplement this from scratch. anyone have a nice lib they can point
me too?
elrod
send the files to me and i will fix it.
elrod
Robert Kaye wrote:
> H. The buttons.bmp bitmap in the ui/theme/default directory keeps
> getting corrupted in check in. I did
>
> cvs admin -kb buttons.bmp mask.bmp background.bmp
>
> But the files still get screwed up
there could be many modes... any definition we come up with needs to handle
multiple modes and define their releationship.
elrod
Valters Vingolds wrote:
> other:
> I was thinking... if one makes button that should toggle 'windowshade mode'
> - how it would be implemented i
looks cool valters. i guess we are going to have to have a theme browser on our
site...
elrod
Valters Vingolds wrote:
> Here's my work, I hope you(all) find it worth using...
> There are few shorcomings I know, but I want feedback now :)
> 1. Slider not done (It's for positi
Just a reminder. If you want to be added to the source control checkin
list then let me know. It can be a pain to have all our checkin messages
clogging your mailbox but some of you might want to watch our progress
closer.
elrod
t;> fieldLength[i];
}
string data;
data = ist.str(); // this returns the entire stream... not what i
want...
ist >> data; // this returns "mark" due to the whitespace... not what i
want...
elrod
ere a way to set the
delimiter?
elrod
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 28 Sep, Mark B. Elrod wrote:
> > since the mailing list does not like us asking for help int he subject
> > line here is my message again...
> >
> > i have a string which has a bunch of numbers i want
hmm when i tried this it did not work either. my docs seem to indicate that it
only works on input from a stream not output... let me know though!
elrod
Lee Dohm wrote:
> Yes ... there is a way to turn off the delimiter ... I believe it is a
> manipulator called skipws
>
> I
the best way to do any kind of thing like this is thru the UI interface.
elrod
Stan \"Myconid\" Brinkerhoff wrote:
> Hate me, sue me, whatever.. but this is what I would *LOVE* to see. Ya know
> thoes lil apps that sit in the IE5 window like the news bar, and stuff?
> W
goddamn it.. does linux have ANY C++ functionality... i am taking this stuff straight
from the C++ spec. come on!
elrod
Tom Spindler wrote:
> c++ -I. -I. -I./config -DUNIX_LIBDIR=\"/usr/local/lib\" -Dsolaris -Ilib/gdbm
>-Ibase/include -Iconfig -Iio/include -Iui/include -Ilm
would you mind taking a look at the code in question and at tweaking it to work on
linux?
elrod
Isaac Richards wrote:
> Nope. Not till gcc-3.0, from what I hear. That's when the libstdc++ rewrite
> should _hopefully_ go in. Just stay away from string streams for now =)
>
>
grouped by brackets or something. Example:
freeamp -uitheme.ui -uilcdproc.ui blah.mp3
or this could be written
freeamp -ui[theme.ui lcdproc.ui] blah.mp3
what do you guys think?
elrod
POSIX would be a plus but we still have to make sure that there are no
spaces between args and their parameters so that we can distinguish what
params are ours and what params are a random component.
elrod
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 4 Oct, Gabor Fleischer wrote:
> >> freeamp
i like option 2 as well. the only downside is that if a user gets an updated
theme with the same name we might not recognize it unless they know to delete
the folder it has been expanded to. how can we get around that?
elrod
Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> Sounds good to me.
>
&g
heh... ok so if we do that how hard would it be for us to add a theme browser to
the prefs? something that scaled down the bitmap fot the main window and blitted
it?
elrod
Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> Well, if we make it so that the user needs to 'import' a theme then
your own playlist
manager...
elrod
Valters Vingolds wrote:
> Robert...
>
> I was toying with UI other day, wanted to implement drag'n'drop functionality.
> I quickly cut'n'pasted code from freeampUI to Theme's Win32Window.h/cpp, so
> the window started to
le banging on it since we do not have a real QA
dept. for FreeAmp. Please submit bugs to Bugzilla. There is a new
version entry for this beta and all the components should be in there:
http://www.freeamp.org/bugzilla
feel free to ask questions and let us know your thoughts and opinions.
enjoy!
elrod
code in this release we felt it deserved a major
release number. The planned architecture revamp is still on for the next
major release which will now be 3.0 instead of 2.0... Just thought i
would clear that up in case anyone cares...
elrod
Ahh good question. The repository that was freeamp2 is now freeamp3.
cvs get freeamp3
sorry for the confusion!
elrod
Jimen Ching wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Mark B. Elrod wrote:
> >cvs get -r release-2-0-0-b1-win32 will grab the source i built tonight.
>
> Is there a 2.
This could happen if the metadata thread has not found the info yet the first
time it scrolls through.
elrod
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > * when i first selected my MP3, it scroll the filename across the window,
> > subsequent times it actually displayed the correct title there.
this sounds like the ui is not listening for the INFO_PlaylistItemUpdated event.
Or I am not correctly sending it from the plm.
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> >> * when i first selected my MP3, it scroll the filename across the window,
> >> subsequent times it actually displayed
probably not a bad idea... bill has disappeared. i hope he is ok.
elrod
Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> > FreeAmpUI / Win32Bitmap.cpp, Line 183:
> >
> > hSaved = SelectObject(hMemDC, m_hMaskBitmap);
> >
> > should be casted like so:
> >
&
there is no reason we should not support the file:// format. i will make
this change... it is trivial.
elrod
Gabor Fleischer wrote:
Hi!
I've made some patches and sent to Isaac. This fixes some problems with
musicbrowser. A new question occured during this:
Should "file://" be
if i remember we had discussed the fact that when all your interaction with a file is
local it makes sense to just store info on the end. a streaming server should be able
to rearrange the data prior to sending it to optimize streaming.
elrod
Scott Thomas Haug wrote:
> On Sat, 23 Oct 1
but you still have to know how many bytes to ask for...
elrod
Blake Winton wrote:
> > > up with a library for easily parsing that info as well. The format
> > > is no work of art, but it does have some benefits over id3v2: the
> > > tag as a whole can vary in size,
Hi guys,
So we cranked some more this week and we are proud to bring you 2.0 beta
2. On linux we are not releasing binaries but we do have tarballs for
you. Check it out. Grab it here:
http://www.freeamp.org/download-idx.html
This is a general release on both the win32 and linux platform. There
learn the APIs. then write it
yourself, you should be in the clear! i won't tell
elrod
Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> It's official -- I'm stuck in the 7th plane of windoze hell. :-( Please
> help.
>
> I've got the task of getting the Theme ui supported u
not a bad idea... what we might want to do is provie a URL button type
that will take you to a site. that way there could be multiple links. one
to FreeAmp , one to a special site for instance.
elrod
Valters Vingolds wrote:
> while I think LOGO button is great idea, in my opinion it is wr
is so simple yet i can't recall how it is done.
help!
elrod
you should use cvs get freeamp, the 1.5 branch stopped being updated when it was
folded back into the trunk.
elrod
Valters Vingolds wrote:
> At 17:39 10/31/99 -0800, Robert wrote:
> >
> >> There is something that bothers me. (Added defect into bugzilla #195)
> >> Mul
i am sure you could talk to Real about licensing the commercial Xing decoder.
there is also XAudio. of course, if i were you i would just GPL my product and
use FreeAmp
elrod
Tal Franji wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm from a small start-up company (http://www.webglide,com) dealing with 3D
if you get it working i will gladly put binaries on the downloads page
elrod
Stan Brinkerhoff wrote:
> Any hope of a Texas Instruments TI-89 port? its got a little power.. a
> little ram.. we could make it happen
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
&
d rob...
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> When a bug report is closed, are there any closing remarks added to the bug
> report? I got email an autoreply for one I reported and I went back and
> viewed it, and I could find now additional detail on what was
> changed/modified/etc with it.
That's right. Just when you thought we had slacked off we have another
beta for you. This one has an all new Music Browser design, Updated Pref
panel (not all prefs are actually used at the moment though), tweaked
default theme, loads of bug fixes. We are well on our way to finishing
this thing up
go
to your prefs panel you can manually update and grab the new plugin. An
added bonus is you will receive the toolbar.ui which i forgot to include
in the installer for win32.
Unfortunately updateing is only supported under win32 right now. linux
has too many flavors to make it practical.
elrod
the tarball and zip snapshots of cvs have not been working since mid
summer. i noticed this today and with help from Mark Weaver it is now
working again. Thanks Mark!
elrod
good point i will put and architecture section in as well.
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> > Unfortunately updateing is only supported under win32 right now. linux
> > has too many flavors to make it practical.
>
> Is it possible to get this update to work for the Alpha/NT ve
i know i am gonna forget this.. can you enter it as a feature request in
bugzilla.
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> > Unfortunately updateing is only supported under win32 right now. linux
> > has too many flavors to make it practical.
>
> Is it possible to get this update to wor
ok this is done in cvs... beta 4 will include the ability to update based on
architecture.
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> > Unfortunately updateing is only supported under win32 right now. linux
> > has too many flavors to make it practical.
>
> Is it possible to get this upda
nah...
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> > ok this is done in cvs... beta 4 will include the ability to
> > update based on
> > architecture.
>
> Would you still like me to enter it into Bugzilla just for the sake of
> having it there?
>
> mike
A very basic webpage is now on the site. It's kinda sparse but hopefully
it will be filled out in the coming month.
elrod
and when you are done pass it along to me... i don't do this either... i guess you
need to add a pref.
elrod
Isaac Richards wrote:
> Heh, go stick this in bugzilla so I remember to do this, one more bug will just
> add to the fun =)
>
> Isaac
>
> On 18-Nov-99 Valters V
Go ahead and grab it! Things are really starting to shape up!
Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0 beta 4
- Again, Lots and lots of bug fixes.
- Help files for both Linux and Win32 have been updated.
- New artwork in the
We changed the database format between beta3 and beta 4 so you need to
make sure the old beta 3 stuff is gone before you install beta 4. Make
sure all folders in your old beta 3 install directory are deleted before
installing beta 4 or it will crash.
thanks!
elrod
nope... just send me the raw components in a zip file in addition to the
installer... i will put them in the proper place on the update server. the code
already has a check for platform in there.
elrod
Michael Rich wrote:
> > Go ahead and grab it! Things are really starting to sh
Michael Rich has uploaded the latest beta version compiled for Alpha NT.
It is now on the download page. Thanks Michael!
elrod
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did you check out the obsinput directory?
elrod
Srinivas A wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I just started working with freeamp source code.
> As everybody know, freeamp takes RTP input stream using
> rtp://multicastaddress:port. I am unable to figure out
> the code correspondin
pretty cool, we should try to get this compiling under windows and use it for
freeamp!
thanks for the hard work.
elrod
Scott Thomas Haug wrote:
> I would like to announce the availability of my port of id3lib to the freeamp
> mailing list. It is a fork of ID3Lib v3.05a, found at id3l
hmm, i will have rob look at that, he is the guy who maintains the decoder. i
was under the impression that layer 3 was supported.
elrod
Allan Frederiksen wrote:
> > there are actually options in the decoder for doing either fixed or
> > floating. it is a pretty good decoder.
>
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