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#11
Thanks yerga! Good screenshot!

Ok first information it works in OS2008, was not sure.

Second yes, minimizing you loose the application. I have no clue how to do this but I'll reread what you said and search. ALso needs a launcher, this should be fixed with a freedesktop standard menu. I'll dig into this.

Third this empty menu..
Either a font problem or an internationalization problem.. I guess
Can you run it with LANG=C in front, as I said in the first post?

Can you give me the output of "locale" so that I try to reproduce the problem?
This should be easy to fix.

It's stupid but I didn't put the internationalization because my ISP won't allow me to post more than 1.5Meg/ file..

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tremor (integer only) uses less CPU than vorbis (even with vfp). (Check the maemo-developer list from early in the year just after the N800 came out - we benchmarked the two along with other things).

So you should still use tremor rather than vorbis for ogg decoding.
 

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Originally Posted by free View Post
Thanks yerga! Good screenshot!

Ok first information it works in OS2008, was not sure.

Second yes, minimizing you loose the application. I have no clue how to do this but I'll reread what you said and search. ALso needs a launcher, this should be fixed with a freedesktop standard menu. I'll dig into this.

Third this empty menu..
Either a font problem or an internationalization problem.. I guess
Can you run it with LANG=C in front, as I said in the first post?

Can you give me the output of "locale" so that I try to reproduce the problem?
This should be easy to fix.

It's stupid but I didn't put the internationalization because my ISP won't allow me to post more than 1.5Meg/ file..
Thank you, with LANG=C it works.
It sure was for internationalization. My locale is mixed, en_GB and es_ES:
LANG=es_ES
LC_CTYPE="es_ES"
LC_NUMERIC="es_ES"
LC_TIME="es_ES"
LC_COLLATE="es_ES"
LC_MONETARY="es_ES"
LC_MESSAGES=en_GB
LC_PAPER="es_ES"
LC_NAME="es_ES"
LC_ADDRESS="es_ES"
LC_TELEPHONE="es_ES"
LC_MEASUREMENT="es_ES"
LC_IDENTIFICATION="es_ES"
LC_ALL=
You could hosted this in garage.maemo.org. There would have no problems with space.
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Originally Posted by lardman View Post
tremor (integer only) uses less CPU than vorbis (even with vfp). (Check the maemo-developer list from early in the year just after the N800 came out - we benchmarked the two along with other things).

So you should still use tremor rather than vorbis for ogg decoding.
Ok thanks for the valuable info. I'll make a new version then.

And yes, I'll mirror it on garage as soon as I've made a launcher.
For the i18n, a lot are fuzzy translations, I'm not very happy with this.
Good at least I know it works with the above limitations.
Thanks

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But I don't experience the problem you mention.
Could you tell me what version of osso-esd you are using?
That's what I have:
/tmp $ apt-cache policy osso-esd
osso-esd:
Installed: 0.52-3
Candidate: 0.52-3
Doh.. I just realized this was for Bora, and not Chinook

I've got osso-esd 0.52-8, so I'm guessing esd_get_latency got removed at some point after 0.52-3, or something

Edit: /usr/lib/libesd.so.0.2.35 does contain esd_get_latency, I'm not sure why it's not being loaded.

I don't have ESD as an output plugin option in the prefs, probably because I'm getting that unresolved symbol, for whatever reason.

Edit 2: ok, I'm a dummy.. I had another version of libesd in /usr/local/lib that was loading, xmms is working great now that I've removed it

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I use Chinook, and my osso-esd is 0.52-8, and I haven't sound problems with esd output in xmms.
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#17
First ... Yes doing diskwriter related change did remove the problem with sound.

Second the LANG=C is the only way to get menus.... Best not to skip this one.

Third I'm running on OS2007 (latest) on an n800 About to try it on a 770 hopefully this evening.

On the Z order yes that is a problem. Mostly due to the highly gutted nature of the WM in the OS. Not having Z order is a minor pain, just to get xmms, I'll live with that one. Skins work really well too. The biggest "YIPPPEEE" is the EQ in xmms, it really helps the sound quality.

Final for me is that in order to get the menu icons to work correctly (meaning click and get words on the buttons etc.) I did the following

1. cd /usr/bin
2. mv xmms xmms.real
3. vi xmms (and it should look like) (updated)

#!/bin/sh

#create variable so that the switch in the Exec statement is active
sw=$*
LANG=C
/usr/bin/xmms.real $sw

4. chmod 755 /usr/bin/xmms

Now the two icons created in 'Extras' by the install work. Once you have it up and running I found you need to edit the fonts tab in Preferences (to reflect something the Nokia has. ) Haven't yet come up with a good substitute. working on that one.

Also I still haven't found a good substitute for the "lost app" problem if you minimize. Other than xterm and kill.

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Originally Posted by dblank View Post
Edit 2: ok, I'm a dummy.. I had another version of libesd in /usr/local/lib that was loading, xmms is working great now that I've removed it
Ahah usual error
That's why sometimes I prefer to configure with --prefix=/home/user/mymess/ because /usr/local is a system directory and apps from others get messed with my apps. Also with this directory, you don't need to be root to make the install.

Good that it works for you.

So it looks like it works for OS2007 and OS2008.
 
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#19
Okay I have patched the menu :
Exec=xmms
becomes
Exec=/bin/sh -c "LANG=C xmms"


Maybe later I'll do the complete i18n version. I think there are still a lot of .po files included in this release, not very logical.

New version available, first post updated, tested on my n800/OS2007
For people who already have the old version, simply redownload xmms package and check the md5sum.

Biggest problems:
No minimize
Z stuff
Ogg Support


Originally Posted by linuxrebel
Haven't yet come up with a good substitute. working on that one.
gtkfontsel would be handful to know which font are present and to copy past into it.
Actually even on my linux PC, there is this message of the font. But does it create a problem for you? Apart from the pollution about this warning?

Last edited by free; 2007-11-20 at 14:16.
 
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Originally Posted by free View Post
Ahah usual error
That's why sometimes I prefer to configure with --prefix=/home/user/mymess/ because /usr/local is a system directory and apps from others get messed with my apps. Also with this directory, you don't need to be root to make the install.
I would have expected it to load from /lib or /usr/lib first, don't quite understand why it doesn't

Thanks again, it's great having xmms on the tablet!
 
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