Re: [Xmms-embedded-users] Can't access xmms embedded cvs

[James T. <jam...@ho...>]

Thanks for the information on the /dev/dsp blocking. In full screen, the mpg
is rotated (intended), but is there any way to control the start time ? It
seems to always start from the beginning.

I was hoping to look into the cvs to check whether how much effort required
for adding Ipv6 related codes. Would be great if you can email me the latest
snapshot tarball to me and to all ?

Also has anyone tried using xmms-embedded to stream mpg ? Hows the
performance ?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Balatoni Denes" <pn...@co...>
To: "James Tan" <jam...@ho...>;
<xmm...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Xmms-embedded-users] Can't access xmms embedded cvs


Hi!

> a) Rebooting ipaq, xmms-e will not appear when the icon is invoked.
However,
> if i use "/etc/init.d/opie stop" and "/etc/init.d/opie start", xmms-e will
> then appear when the icon is invoked.
this usually happens when /dev/dsp is blocked by an other application. Than
xmms-e will start up, but will not bring up the gui or do anything usefull,
just stay there as a running process. You need to killall -9 xmms kill the
process blocking /dev/dsp and restart xmms. xmms logs on stderr and stdout
might help finding the cause - if you can send them or take a look at them.

> Also understand why the mpg appears reverted.
What is the reason? My guess would be that the framebuffer is rotated
on the zaurus (it's 320x240) and not rotated on the ipaq (240x320) and
hence that placement is totally f*cked up. How does the movie show in
full screen - rotated (intended) or not rotated and half of it cut by screen
border?


> Hi, I am facing some problems accessing xmms embedded cvs. Hoping to look
> through the codes whether Ipv6 streaming can be supported. Also understand
sf.net might be in agony now, otherwise cvs is up to date (that's where
xmms-e
is built from for openzaurus). If you can put ipv6 into xmms/input/xmms-mad
and perhaps xmms/input/vorbis (with urls like http6:// instead of http:// or
something like that) that would be really nice. It shouldn't be very hard,
just the functions that start up and end the connection have to be changed
to
their ipv6 counterpart (like appending a 6 to the function name, or
something) afaik.

thanks
Denes