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2010-02-08
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2010-02-08
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Re the stuttering problem (I'm actually getting it when jabber messages come through as well as backlight shutting off), would increasing the esd/pulseaudio buffer size help? I'm assuming there is a way to, but I guess it depends on the API (pulseaudio? gstreamer?) Mediabox uses for playing back audio..
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2010-02-08
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2010-02-08
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2010-02-09
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#336
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@pycage
Loving the player so far but one of my biggest beefs with it is that it takes about 1 to 2 seconds to switch tracks. Kind of a bummer when you're listening to an album where the songs flow into each other.
My previous player was an Archos Gmini400. It's an HDD-based player. Obviously switching songs would be way longer but what it seemed to do is preload/buffer then next track about 5 seconds before the current track ended. The result was pretty seamless transition. I couldn't even count it in milliseconds. But if I could I'd say it's around 24ms.
Would that idea work with the N900? Is it difficult to program such a feature?
Another issue is resources. It takes almost two times as much resources as the regular maemo5 player. It's kind of a battery drainer...
Anything that can be done about that?
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2010-02-10
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Bumping this
So I just updated to the latest version. Any release notes on what's new?
My previous player was an Archos Gmini400. It's an HDD-based player. Obviously switching songs would be way longer but what it seemed to do is preload/buffer then next track about 5 seconds before the current track ended. The result was pretty seamless transition. I couldn't even count it in milliseconds. But if I could I'd say it's around 24ms.
Would that idea work with the N900? Is it difficult to program such a feature?
Another issue is resources. It takes almost two times as much resources as the regular maemo5 player. It's kind of a battery drainer...
Anything that can be done about that?
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2010-02-10
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#338
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Can someone explain to me how I can make Mediabox access the music I have on my computer's HDD?
I realize there is this thing called UPnP - but I have no idea how to actually making the MB see files on my computer.
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2010-02-10
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2010-02-11
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#340
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Windows Media Player e.g. can act as UPnP media server so that you can access your media from the N900.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=314
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