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2010-04-27
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#51
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Originally Posted by Pengman
I'll look into it tomorrow. Wich sizes are needed? Any requests or color-preferenses (id you want the same colors as now, I would need to know where to find the logo in my phone)?
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2010-04-27
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#52
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Originally Posted by Pengman
Given the stated scope of this application, it sounds like .m4b chapter support might be asking too much. But I'm going to ask anyway:
And now that it has downloaded, I can say that it does play those files at least. I don't know if such files might contain DRM (but I suspect they might), which will prevent playing on mobile devices...
But anyways, look for experimental support for m4b in the next release.
Will you be able to add embedded chapter support for .m4b files?
If you don't know what I mean, iTunes and the iPod, and I think QuickTime too, can find and play chapters in .m4b files. The .m4b file has to have the data embedded in the file somehow (I don't know how it works, but when I've had a few that did that, and even made with with chapters).
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2010-04-28
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@ Austin, TX
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#53
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Note: I am keeping my feature request post up to date with things I've implemented
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...4&postcount=44
I could not reproduce the reboot to run bug. Maybe something I've done magically fixed it.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...4&postcount=44
I could not reproduce the reboot to run bug. Maybe something I've done magically fixed it.
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2010-04-28
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@ Maine
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#54
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Back to the comparison with Pannucci. This app plays .awb files which are not cataloged by the music player so that they don't play when using random playback. For those of us that came from Symbian and managed to use the Nokia Audiobook player this is an excellent feature. I am not sure what else create awb files.
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2010-04-28
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#56
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I'm also listening a lot to audiobooks in Pannucci and I solved the problems of multiple files of the book simply by doing:
ls *.mp3 > book.m3u
from the terminal and then loading the m3u file. Pannucci remembers the position in the m3u file (though sometimes it gets reset, which is very annoying). So beside the need to visit the terminal once for every book, I fail to see the advantage of nQa.
ls *.mp3 > book.m3u
from the terminal and then loading the m3u file. Pannucci remembers the position in the m3u file (though sometimes it gets reset, which is very annoying). So beside the need to visit the terminal once for every book, I fail to see the advantage of nQa.
Originally Posted by ffarber
Pannucci does automatically advance to the next chapter and has the ability to pause a book, listen to another, and then return to the first as well. What is annoying about Pannucci is that it can't load all the chapters from a book just by selecting the folder, you have to add each chapter individually. I routinely listen to books with 30 or more chapters so it is painful.
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2010-04-28
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#57
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Originally Posted by Strutten
Sorry about not getting back to you sooner. The package contains two versions of the same icon, I'm not sure both are used though
I'll look into it tomorrow. Wich sizes are needed? Any requests or color-preferenses (id you want the same colors as now, I would need to know where to find the logo in my phone)?
- /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/hildon/nqaap.png (48x48)
- /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/hildon/nqaap.png (64x64)
With regards to colors, motive and style and everything else, I have no requests of any kind... Just do what you feel like.
Last edited by Pengman; 2010-04-28 at 20:42.
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2010-04-28
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#58
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Originally Posted by dov
Can you spell out in the manner of Maemo for Idiots just what you do? Is the "*" an "*" or does it stand for something? I take it that "book" is the name of the book, but is it a folder, too? Are you running this command from the folder where the "book.m3u" folder is? Have you pre-made such a folder or is it created by this ls command? You get the idea: I'm not looking to get those questions answered but just to get a clear Idiot's guide of a step-by-step.
I'm also listening a lot to audiobooks in Pannucci and I solved the problems of multiple files of the book simply by doing:
ls *.mp3 > book.m3u
from the terminal and then loading the m3u file. Pannucci remembers the position in the m3u file (though sometimes it gets reset, which is very annoying). So beside the need to visit the terminal once for every book, I fail to see the advantage of nQa.
Thanks!!
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2010-04-29
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#59
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Not sure what the "index" support was in the code or how it could be activated but in my github I just pushed support for m3u support and single-chapter books
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2010-04-30
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How/when should we handle the merging of our code? I think I'm starting to run to the limit of features I had thought of. I also imagine Maemo 4.1 users might be a bit interested in getting support for that platform merged in,
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