Bogg wrote: > > The default one is vu_analog_25seq_j.png and the one I wanted was > vu_analog_25seq_d.png > So I renamed vu_analog_25seq_j.png to oldvu_analog_25seq_j.png and > renamed the vu_analog_25seq_d.png to vu_analog_25seq_j.png > Rebooted the joggler and it all worked. Is this the way you meant? I'm > happy to use filezilla to change the meters if I want to change them > again. It's quick and easy once you know what you're looking for.
I'm going to revert my code to match the pCP version of the visualiser code, so that vu_analog_25seq_w.png becomes the default again. I don't want to create confusion between different implementations. But the approach will be the same - you'll just have to make sure your chosen style has the '_w' suffix. Bogg wrote: > I knew it had worked without even looking at the joggler. I heard the > hiss/crackle/static noise. I left it for a minute or 2, I thought maybe > it will be static on each new image of the new vu meter. It was all gone > on a reboot again. This is still with me using the internal speaker, but > with a plug in the earphone output. I have the volume synced, so it is > usually around 80-90. But no sound at all has come out of the speaker > during normal use. Just the static, which I'm not convinced is even > coming from the speaker. I think of it like a warning to let you know > you've made some significant changes. It's not too happy about change, > and hisses it's displeasure, but after a comforting reboot everything is > right with the world. If you have a plug in the 3.5mm socket and you're still getting the hissing sound after updates that is a bit odd. I wonder if the jack socket operates a switch that turns the speaker off in software, rather than physically breaking the signal path. Bogg wrote: > This all worked as expected. Thanks a lot. Although I didn't get any > hissing, i felt like the joggler may have frozen and was displaying > unexpected screensavers for a few times. But I let it settle down into > the new settings for 10 minutes or so, gave it a reboot and everything > seemed great. > In the daytime the screen looks off with blank screen. So I'm crossing > my fingers I won't notice it in the dark. The difference with the screensavers in my Jivelite version, compared to the Squeezeplay version, is that the screensavers are only concerned with the status of the currently selected player, which is not necessarily the 'local' player (i.e. running from the Joggler hardware). So there could be some initial confusion after a reboot, if the previously selected player isn't available while the network is coming up. But after that it seems to work as expected for me so far. Bogg wrote: > Did you manage to find out whether it was safe to pull the power out > without shutdown? Not yet - still waiting for word from the horse's mouth, but I suspect it's reasonably safe. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ chill's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10839 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=110040 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
