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From: Arieh S. <skl...@gm...> - 2006-07-18 07:38:31
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http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=80879 Please keep me (or the mailing list) posted on your progress. On 7/18/06, lam...@bi... <lam...@bi...> wrote: > > Zitat von Arieh Skliarouk <skl...@gm...>: > > > Otrplayer is dead. > > Upps. This is a real pity. > > > The binaries are *not* working on OpenZaurus. > > That's for me not a big point as I'm using the Sharp ROM. > > > And author wrote to me in the > > past, that he will not update it. > > Sorry to hear that! > > > Other peoples checked the sources and found them unmaintenable. > > Hmm! Where do I get the sources? As I wrote my own share of unmaintainable > code > I would like to have a look at them. Ok, ok, I might end up also admitting > that > I'm stuck, but sometimes I'm a bit stubborn, and maybe there's something > to > make out of it... > > > Believe me, I also miss the playing state checkpoints ability. Have not > > found analogs in any other programs. > > THAT'S IT!!! > > Can you send me a link to the sources? I don't promise anything, but the > thought > of the playing checkpoints keeps itching me... > > Best > > Armin > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > This message was sent using https://webmail.biochem.mpg.de > If you encounter any problems please report to rz-...@bi... > > -- Arieh |
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From: Arieh S. <skl...@gm...> - 2006-07-17 16:43:28
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Otrplayer is dead. The available binaries work on Sharp ROM and it's derivatives, such as Cacko ROM. The binaries are *not* working on OpenZaurus. And author wrote to me in the past, that he will not update it. Other peoples checked the sources and found them unmaintenable. Believe me, I also miss the playing state checkpoints ability. Have not found analogs in any other programs. On 7/17/06, Armin Lambacher <lam...@bi...> wrote: > > Hello, > > just found otrplayer, installed it, and I REALLY like it. The main point > is > for me the ability to go on at a certain point in a file after > suspend/resume. This is amazing! > > However, there are two points I'd like to have in the player: > > - support for 640x480, as I'm the lucky owner of a SLC 860. It would be > nice > to make use of the larger screen > > - the ability to browse through directories. I have a large SD card with > lots > of music on it. Many of the file from different directories start with > numbers, as these numbers reflec the order of the files in the > directories. > So it would be nice, to play the files on a "per directory" base, rather > than > sorting all files in one list. Also startup is very slow if I do not > restrain > the startup searching to on directory or a directory subtree. > > Otherwise I really like the player! > > Best regards > > Armin > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security? > Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job > easier > Download IBM WebSphere Application Server v.1.0.1 based on Apache Geronimo > http://sel.as-us.falkag.net/sel?cmd=lnk&kid=120709&bid=263057&dat=121642 > _______________________________________________ > Otrplayer-users mailing list > Otr...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/otrplayer-users > -- Arieh |
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From: Armin L. <lam...@bi...> - 2006-07-17 15:30:58
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Hello, just found otrplayer, installed it, and I REALLY like it. The main point is for me the ability to go on at a certain point in a file after suspend/resume. This is amazing! However, there are two points I'd like to have in the player: - support for 640x480, as I'm the lucky owner of a SLC 860. It would be nice to make use of the larger screen - the ability to browse through directories. I have a large SD card with lots of music on it. Many of the file from different directories start with numbers, as these numbers reflec the order of the files in the directories. So it would be nice, to play the files on a "per directory" base, rather than sorting all files in one list. Also startup is very slow if I do not restrain the startup searching to on directory or a directory subtree. Otherwise I really like the player! Best regards Armin |
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From: <ya...@ja...> - 2005-02-08 07:22:49
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Sorry, I have not tested
Directly Writing the Directory Name
in otrplayer.cfg.
With this new otrplayer.cfg
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> # head /home/root/Documents/otrplayer/otrplayer.cfg
> This is a data file for the otrplayer program V2.0
> D /mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds/3 Yes
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ writeen manually
# And these number of files
> # find /mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds/3/ -type f | wc -l
> 65
# There is some difficulty in finding out a file even in
# this number.
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Otrplayer started up rather quickly.
from Tue Feb 8 07:02:51 UTC 2005 to Tue Feb 8 07:03:42 UTC 2005
So, 51 seconds. But if otrplayer could startup more quickly,
it would be the best lightweight mp3/ogg player.
And other (easy?) request.
5. Set mime-type ``audio/mpeg'' in otrplayer.desktop (like opie-mpegplayer).
To be able to start playing(quickly) when a music file is tapped
in Filemanager. ( I am using opie-filemanager.)
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Shinchi Yamato - ya...@ja...
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From: <ya...@ja...> - 2005-02-08 06:08:42
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Thanks for the quick response. I experimented now ------ part of the log from here ----- # head /home/root/Documents/otrplayer/otrplayer.cfg This is a data file for the otrplayer program V2.0 D /mnt/cf Yes B Menu 7 L /mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds/3/01-SeitakaSigi.mp3 S 0 30 S 1 -30 F 2 A // 48kbps 16000Hz mp3 files. # find /mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds/ -name '*.mp3' | wc -l 335 ~ # du -s /mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds 120372 /mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds // I Started at # head /tmp/otrplayer.log Tue Feb 8 05:44:00 UTC 2005 main: Entered main in debug mode otrplayer: Entering constructor ... # while true ; do grep -q showMainWidget /tmp/otrplayer.log && ( \ date >> /tmp/otrplayer.log ; exit ) ; sleep 5 ; done otrplayer: creating QCopChannel main: calling showMainWidget Tue Feb 8 05:56:47 UTC 2005 ---------------------------------------- It took about 13 minutes. I think it is not endurably long. and these line are listed endlessly and slowly. getFiles: get info for:/mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds/6/48-KokumaruGarasu.160.mp3 getFiles: local8bit:/mnt/cf/Documents/Music_Files/Birds/6/48-KokumaruGarasu.160.mp3 # Really, my wife is the anticipated user, and she is a real # ``NON-GEEK''. So if it takes so long to startup, I am afraid she would # evaluate zaurus as useless. --------- Shinchi Yamato - ya...@ja... |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2005-02-08 05:02:04
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Thanks for the input. About how long does it take to load? I have tried about 50 files. It does look at each file. I will take a look and see if it can be speeded up. Thanks, BRuce ya...@ja... wrote: > Hi Dears, > As a sl-a300 (PXA210 200Mhz, without keyboard) user in Japan, > I was searching such a mp3 player for a long time. I was very impressed > by the simple and intuitive interface of otrplayer. > > I would like to use otrplayer as a refernce of ``Bird Choirs'' > when bird-watching. So I have over 300 short mp3 files in > /mnt/[card|cf]/Documents/Music_Files, classified in directories > such as "Sea-Summer" or "Bush-Winter" etc. So it takes very long > time for otrplayer to startup (checking each file, maybe). > > So I hope following features if possible. > > 1. Restrict to one directory for searching. > Or Filemanager like interface in the Player pane. > > 2. Option ``Do not check file'' for quick startup. > > 3. Resizing main widget when designating a directory. > Input box hides away when software keybord pops up. > (Please see scrn0001.jpg attached) > > 4. Make otrplayer possible to stay working background. > If ``CanFastLoad=1'' in otrplayer.desktop works, > waiting time would be a little matter. > > # I saw the source code a little, but it seems it's out of my > # capacity to rewrite them. > > --------- > Shinchi Yamato - ya...@ja... > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > |
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From: <ya...@ja...> - 2005-02-08 04:16:55
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Hi Dears, As a sl-a300 (PXA210 200Mhz, without keyboard) user in Japan, I was searching such a mp3 player for a long time. I was very impressed by the simple and intuitive interface of otrplayer. I would like to use otrplayer as a refernce of ``Bird Choirs'' when bird-watching. So I have over 300 short mp3 files in /mnt/[card|cf]/Documents/Music_Files, classified in directories such as "Sea-Summer" or "Bush-Winter" etc. So it takes very long time for otrplayer to startup (checking each file, maybe). So I hope following features if possible. 1. Restrict to one directory for searching. Or Filemanager like interface in the Player pane. 2. Option ``Do not check file'' for quick startup. 3. Resizing main widget when designating a directory. Input box hides away when software keybord pops up. (Please see scrn0001.jpg attached) 4. Make otrplayer possible to stay working background. If ``CanFastLoad=1'' in otrplayer.desktop works, waiting time would be a little matter. # I saw the source code a little, but it seems it's out of my # capacity to rewrite them. --------- Shinchi Yamato - ya...@ja... |
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From: <ben...@id...> - 2004-05-22 12:09:35
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Dear Open Source developer I am doing a research project on "Fun and Software Development" in which I kindly invite you to participate. You will find the online survey under http://fasd.ethz.ch/qsf/. The questionnaire consists of 53 questions and you will need about 15 minutes to complete it. With the FASD project (Fun and Software Development) we want to define the motivational significance of fun when software developers decide to engage in Open Source projects. What is special about our research project is that a similar survey is planned with software developers in commercial firms. This procedure allows the immediate comparison between the involved individuals and the conditions of production of these two development models. Thus we hope to obtain substantial new insights to the phenomenon of Open Source Development. With many thanks for your participation, Benno Luthiger PS: The results of the survey will be published under http://www.isu.unizh.ch/fuehrung/blprojects/FASD/. We have set up the mailing list fa...@we... for this study. Please see http://fasd.ethz.ch/qsf/mailinglist_en.html for registration to this mailing list. _______________________________________________________________________ Benno Luthiger Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich 8092 Zurich Mail: benno.luthiger(at)id.ethz.ch _______________________________________________________________________ |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2004-02-09 03:44:16
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I have just released a new version of otrplayer. It is version 3.0 and is available at the home page. It contains the following: 1) Now supports OGG files. 2) Bug fixed where if one pressed play right after power on it would skip several files. This was due to the CF card not yet being mounted. 3) Added feature where when otrplayer is loaded it will be at the last played file instead of at the first file listed. Bruce Forsberg http://otrplayer.sourceforge.net |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-12-22 04:56:04
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Just to let everybody on the list know that I am currently working on a V3.0 of otrplayer. A couple of prople have requested Ogg Vorbis support. I should have this in a week or so. Thanks, Bruce Forsberg |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-12-16 05:10:32
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I have released V2.4 of otrplayer. This is a bug fix release. There was a problem reading configuration data for the Dir tab and for the programable buttons on the Config tab. This release fixes this bug. The software is available on the home page: http://otrplayer.sourceforge.net Bruce |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-11-15 21:38:16
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I have posted a new version of the Zaurus program otrplayer. It is V 2.3 and contains 2 bug fixes. 1) It now plays MP3 files of the Dual Channel type. 2) File names can now contain German umlauts I have also added debug output to assist in future problems. Debug output can be obtained by running otrplayer in a terminal program with the -v flag. Bruce Forsberg |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-10-06 03:10:00
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I have released V2.2 of the Otrplayer. It fixes the following bug: V2.2 betters supports mp3 files on Compact Flash cards. When the PDA is turned off the CF card is unmounted from the system and when it is turned on it is mounted. This means that during this time MP3 files are not available. If one turns off the PDA while in play mode and then back on the program will error since for a brief time the MP3 file is not available. I have added a delay of 4 seconds so that when the PDA is turned on it will start playing in 4 seconds from where it left off. I have also disabled the automatic update when a CF card is inserted. This was causing more problems then it was fixing. Bruce Forsberg |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-09-16 03:56:36
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I have released V2.1 of the otrplayer. It is a bug fix release. It fixes a bug where only mp3 files encoded at 22050 or 44100 Hz played correctly. It now should support all samples rates. The ipk file is at: http://otrplayer.sourceforge.net Bruce Forsberg |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-09-06 21:32:40
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Just thought I would drop a note to let you all know what I am working on for the OTR Player. There is another open source project called gramofile. It includes filers for reducing pops and hiss. I am going to try and include them in the OTR player. There is a good chance that there is not enough CPU power to do the filtering but I am going to try. Bruce Forsberg |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-07-20 22:12:19
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I have just released V2.0 of the OTR player for the Sharp Zaurus. The new features include a Configuration Tab and a Dir Tab. The Configuration tab includes functionality to assign certain functions to the top 5 buttons on the player. Also all listened to files can be removed with the press of a button. Font size on the file list can be changed. On the Dir tab the user can select the directories to search. By default this contains /mnt/cf, /mnt/card, /home/root. This will search the entire player. For the Player tab, the file list will be updated when a Compact Flash card is inserted. Several bug fixes also also been made. |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-06-20 04:58:22
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I have released V1.1 of Otrplayer. It is available on the home page.
This version fixes 3 bugs.
1. A check is made for madplay during run time. If not found an error is
displayed.
2. Package can now be installed to SD card or CF card.
3. Directories searched are now
/mnt/cf
/mnt/card
/home/root
I am now starting on version 2.0 which will add a configuration tab. The
proposed items I have are:
1. Allow user to assign the Zaurus buttons to any function they like for
the program.
2. Configurable steps for advance and reverse. Now is fixed at 30 seconds.
3. Always dim light even if buttons are pressed during play.
4. Remove all files that have been listened to (ie Played time is close
to Length time)
5. Allow user to select directory trees they want to search.
If anybody has other iteas to add let me know.
Bruce Forsberg
http://otrplayer.sourceforge.net
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From: Lee A C. <lee...@ya...> - 2003-06-16 02:51:08
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Thanks Bruce One bug I noticed, the player does not want to start if the screen is = rotated to landscape. (rom3.10 sl-5500) There are known bugs in this = rom regarding screen rotation, but most programs will accommodate = rotation with the right font pack installed. =20 A suggestion for the behavior of the wheel button (the silver button = below "home" that sits over the zaurus keyboard) use R & L to rewind = and ff in the selected file, use up & down single click to control = volume. Use Up & Down double click to move up and down in the file = list, and use the center push to toggle on/pause. =20 This would allow you to control the player one handed without needing = the stylet. It would be useful for driving and listening. Combine this = with an FM transmitter such as the irock 300w that will transmit to your = car's FM radio, and you have the makings of hours of rolling = entertainment. This program is excellent!! |
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From: Bruce F. <for...@tn...> - 2003-06-14 23:46:47
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The first version of the Otrplayer has been released and is available on the home page. It requires madplay to work which is also available on the web site. http://otrplayer.sourceforge.net Thanks, Bruce Forsberg |