[00:00] <DeepB> ffvw from ffdshow is installed, but VirtualDub doesn't seem to like it
[00:00] <solomon> CiTay: ok. and starkey is going to do FLAC, and there is one person slated to do GCC with another who might be brought in. any other news on that front?
[00:01] <noiz77> solom: i dont think anyone knows if the gcc guy has got in touch with Joe yet
[00:01] <noiz77> you'd have to ask joe id think
[00:01] <CiTay> don't know either
[00:01] <solomon> cool
[00:02] <solomon> i was just editing my post in response to somebody complaining about things not getting done :)
[00:02] <CiTay> i'm waiting all day for that neuros.php-info.com to come back, since i need to show it the third person i just mentioned
[00:03] <CiTay> even spoke to the webmaster but he says he fixed it..
[00:04] <CiTay> there were hardware specs on there
[00:05] <CiTay> should've taken the offline copy nero had and put it on my own webspace
[00:05] <solomon> i thought somebody just spent 20 years uploading that stuff to neuros-firmware.sourceforge.net
[00:06] <CiTay> hm no that's not it
[00:25] <CiTay> thanks to noiz77: www.sorune.com
[00:25] <noiz77> yep
[00:25] <noiz77> hey Yono
[00:25] <Yono> hey noiz
[00:26] <noiz77> www.sorune.com put the hardware schematics on sorune.com since the other site is kinda flakey
[00:26] <Yono> you mean neuros.php-help.com?
[00:26] <noiz77> yeah
[00:27] <Yono> if you have the space, then great
[00:27] <noiz77> i have it, and the bandwidth
[00:27] <noiz77> and keith said he would host a site, so maybe if i have trouble, he can host the files
[00:29] <Yono> great
[00:29] <Yono> bbl
[00:40] <ivel|E> i have all the space you might need too
[00:40] <ivel|E> and bandwidth too
[00:41] <noiz77> sorune is only using 40mb bandwidth right now
[00:41] <ivel|E> lemme know if you need it hosted - levi.adams@gmail.com
[00:41] <noiz77> and i have 10gb
[00:41] <noiz77> so i think it should be fine
[00:41] <ivel|E> yeah i have 500 GB
[00:41] <ivel|E> use about 3
[00:41] <noiz77> wow
[00:41] <noiz77> whos your host?
[00:41] <ivel|E> 1and1
[00:42] <ivel|E> sorry i think it's only 100GB
[00:43] <noiz77> thats still 10 times more than i have :)
[00:44] <ivel|E> but i never use it
[00:45] <noiz77> do you use most of the space you have?
[00:46] <ivel|E> no
[00:47] <ivel|E> i have 4 GB of space
[00:47] <ivel|E> i use 10 MB or so...maybe a bit more
[00:47] <ivel|E> i run a few sites for some peoples
[00:47] <ivel|E> gotta go
[00:47] <noiz77> then why did you get the developer package?
[00:47] <noiz77> later
[00:47] <ivel|E> dinner time
[00:47] <ivel|E> it's the pro package
[00:47] <ivel|E> with benefits
[00:47] <noiz77> gotcha
[01:03] <noiz77> hey
[01:05] <ivel|E> what's new on the neuros front?
[01:05] <ivel|E> i've been outta the loop
[01:05] <ivel|E> [work consumes me...]
[01:06] <noiz77> FLAC and MPC could be coming soon
[01:06] <ivel|E> i see
[01:06] <ivel|E> any good places to pay to download?
[01:06] * SmrtJustin  is excited about FLAC
[01:10] * SmrtJustin  is ashamed to say allofmp3.com
[01:11] * noiz77  likes allofmp3.com, except they dont offer a linux download client :(
[01:11] <SmrtJustin> yeah but you can use the web interface
[01:11] <SmrtJustin> no one offers a linux client
[01:12] <noiz77> yeah, but it would be cool if they did
[01:12] <SmrtJustin> yeah it would, but not very likely
[01:12] <noiz77> i tried the windows version in wine a while ago, worked ok, but i was never able to dl anything :(
[01:12] <SmrtJustin> hmm
[01:14] <ivel|E> well there is that one there....
[01:15] <SmrtJustin> ?
[01:15] <noiz77> crazy, theres a band named after my nick... songs.allofmp3.com
[01:15] <noiz77> or an album
[01:17] <SmrtJustin> lol
[01:18] <noiz77> later
[01:18] <noiz77> dinner time
[01:18] <SmrtJustin> later
[01:18] <ivel|E> mindawn.com
[01:18] <ivel|E> but the issue is that there's not a lot of material there.
[01:20] <SmrtJustin> how much do they charge?
[01:22] <ivel|E> .99 for ogg and 1.24 for flac
[01:22] <SmrtJustin> more than allofmp3
[01:22] <Koron> allofmp3 is hardly legal :-p
[01:22] <SmrtJustin> yeah lol
[01:22] <Koron> maybe in russia, but that is still a dubious claim
[01:23] <SmrtJustin> problem is that I can use ogg, cuz my bros iPod wont take it
[01:23] <SmrtJustin> w/out a reencode
[01:25] <CiTay> noiz77, how big is that site again?
[01:25] <CiTay> altogether
[01:25] <iswm> SmrtJustin, but it's illegal to share your music with your brother!!!!
[01:25] <ivel|E> but FLAC ----> mp3 is ok
[01:26] <SmrtJustin> yeah, but a pain
[01:26] <SmrtJustin> I have a program to do it, but it takes a lot of room to store FLACs
[01:26] <SmrtJustin> I originally was gonna do everything in FLAC and downcode it to mp3 to put on our mp3 players when we needed it, but its a large pain
[01:33] <ivel|E> yeah
[01:34] <SmrtJustin> lol
[01:34] <SmrtJustin> oops wrong window
[02:35] <Yono> hey ivel
[20:52] <Starkey-treo> DeepB, are you there?
[20:56] <DeepB> yep
[20:56] <Starkey-treo> quick question for you
[20:57] <Starkey-treo> what was that page that you generated for the fw code?
[20:57] <Starkey-treo> that describes different files and stuff
[20:57] <Starkey-treo> you made it months ago
[20:57] <DeepB> err.. the doxygen docs?
[20:58] <Starkey-treo> put it in wiki I think...
[20:58] <Starkey-treo> yes
[20:58] <Yono> hello DeepB, Starkey
[20:58] <Starkey-treo> I couldn't remember the name
[20:58] <DeepB> it should be still there
[20:58] <DeepB> check my personal wiki topic
[20:58] <DeepB> there should be a link to it
[20:59] <Yono> neuros-firmware.sourceforge.net
[20:59] <solomon> hey, you know how the gb fw allows you to play weak sound through the headphone out while ncast is being used
[20:59] <Yono> there you go
[20:59] <Starkey-treo> I found it
[20:59] <Starkey-treo> thanks!
[20:59] <solomon> is it actually impossible to be able to adjust the headphone volume higher, or is it just a lot of work to put that added functionality into the fw
[21:00] <Starkey-treo> thanks for the info
[21:00] <DeepB> Starkey-treo: talk to me when you get to a real machine, so i can forward you some files you may need
[21:00] <Starkey-treo> I don't know solomon
[21:01] <Starkey-treo> hehe
[21:01] <Starkey-treo> i'm moving soon
[21:01] <Starkey-treo> i'll have more time to harass you next week
[21:03] <DeepB> great
[21:03] <Starkey-treo> or you can email me at seanstarkey@earthlink.net
[21:04] <Starkey-treo> gotta run!
[21:04] <DeepB> i'd really love to see real proffesionals working on the fw, instead of my crappy stuff
[21:05] <DeepB> solomon: afaik, you can't rite now
[21:06] <solomon> DeepB: yeah, i'm just curious if that's because of hardware limitations or just "it hasn't been coded yet"
[21:07] <solomon> btw, anyone know if the DA255 does full duplex?
[21:08] <DeepB> no real hw limitations, it just hasn't been coded since it would involve loading at the same time two sections of the code that are mutually exclusive rite now
[21:10] <solomon> ah
[21:10] <solomon> someday i'm going to stop wishing i could hack on the neuros fw and just start doing it
[21:11] <DeepB> and the thing that stops you from doing it is...
[21:11] <DeepB> the windoze thing?
[21:11] <solomon> DeepB: nah, i am just a busy beaver and i hardly know C
[21:11] <solomon> DeepB: i'm a shade tree programmer
[21:12] <solomon> DeepB: i have fixed some programs in minor ways before.. and written a C hello world program.. and some python and bash scripts
[21:12] <DeepB> a hello world C program? that should be enough
[21:13] <solomon> DeepB: yeah, enough to get the firmware to say "hello world" anyway ;)
[21:13] <Yono> lol
[21:13] <DeepB> in fact, if you were a skilled, wizard C programmer, you would start bitching about the ways are actually coded on the firmware
[21:14] <DeepB> s/ways/things/
[21:14] <solomon> DeepB: the main thing is time, i have filled up my life with other stuff that i value even more than what i wish my neuros would do :)
[21:14] <solomon> DeepB: i have reduced myself to the status of former geek
[21:14] <Yono> uh oh
[21:14] <DeepB> a smart move, indeed
[21:14] <solomon> yup :)
[21:15] <solomon> it all started when i started having friends..
[21:15] <solomon> j/k
[21:15] <Yono> grr my comps freezing
[21:15] <Yono> bbl
[21:15] <solomon> do you know if the DA255 does full duplex?
[21:16] <DeepB> hahaha.. other sex friends? man that's bizarre for a geek ;)
[21:16] <solomon> there are a good number of cool things one could do with the n3 if it could do a handful of its functions at the same time
[21:16] <solomon> i noticed somebody pointed out the idea of FM walkie talkies :)
[21:17] <DeepB> i dunno, but i know it is capable of recording and playing the stuff out of the headphones at a time, so it should be
[21:17] <solomon> what, you mean the n2 is?
[21:17] <solomon> i was under the impression it was not
[21:18] <solomon> perhaps it just couldn't actually process both in real time because of its lack of cpu
[21:18] <DeepB> FM walkie-talkies... with a 50ft range, when lucky.. i don't see the point
[21:18] <solomon> DeepB: just fun :)
[21:18] <solomon> DeepB: and actually in an office environment that is both fun and slightly useful
[21:18] <DeepB> just shout, for chrissake!
[21:19] <solomon> DeepB: i do data entry and one of my good friends at work has a neuros, and another is really digging it
[21:19] <solomon> DeepB: and they don't allow cell phones in there... i am sure they would freak out if they saw walkie talkies.. so we could use the neuros to smuggle in a pair ;P
[21:19] <solomon> DeepB: today i realized that i can use the neuros to annoy people
[21:20] <solomon> DeepB: just set ncast to broadcast to the FM frequency they are listening to on their radio in the cubicle next to you :)
[21:21] <DeepB> hehe, old game, i tried it while waiting on traffic lights
[21:21] <DeepB> lotsa fun
[21:22] <solomon> hehe
[21:22] <solomon> how did you know what station to do?
[21:22] <solomon> also, mic in + fm broadcast = ameteur remote microphone
[21:22] <solomon> mic in + headphone out = corded mic
[21:23] <DeepB> my car had a radio too, and you can usually guess the station from the tunes, so it was easy
[21:23] <solomon> or line in + headphone out / fm broadcast = higher quality corded / remote microphone
[21:24] <Koron> you hooligans
[21:24] <solomon> audio source + line in + fm broadcaster = an fm broadcaster for any other portable device
[21:24] <solomon> that could be extremely useful
[21:24] <Koron> mic + neurocast would be most excellent though
[21:24] <solomon> yeah and fun
[21:25] <solomon> here's something i was toying with last night that theoretically could be done now
[21:25] <DeepB> mic/line-in + neurocast .. i think that's feasible
[21:25] <solomon> the microphone is always on and recording, cutting at 30 seconds
[21:26] <solomon> that way if i decide on a whim that i want to save something that someone said less than 30 seconds ago, i hit a button to start keeping the recording
[21:26] <solomon> that would only ever use the flash, so it wouldn't be horribly bad on the battery
[21:27] <DeepB> TiVo on-the-go
[21:27] <solomon> yeah.. you could tivo your life :)
[21:27] <solomon> and why not implement radio tivo, for that matter
[21:27] <solomon> let me pause the radio, and continue recording as it continues
[21:27] <Koron> yeah
[21:27] <DeepB> yeah, a circular buffer
[21:27] <Koron> fast forward through the commercials :-p
[21:28] <solomon> hehe yeah, if i have had it paused long enough to be behind that far :)
[21:28] <Koron> here in the U.S. commercial breaks and unbearably long
[21:28] <Koron> over the past 5-10 years they have probably double in length
[21:29] <DeepB> could TiVo work for XM radio receivers?
[21:29] <solomon> DeepB: i don't see why not
[21:30] <solomon> neuros needs to get xm :D
[21:30] <bhn5550> can anyone help me with sorune
[21:30] <DeepB> no XM here on spain atm
[21:31] <noiz77> bhn5550: i can
[21:32] <bhn5550> ok i just downloaded 0.5 for windows and it wont run
[21:33] <bhn5550> it pops up for a second then closes
[21:33] <noiz77> ok, how about you go to forums.sorune.com and try and post a detailed description of whats happening and then the creator will be able to answer your question
[21:33] <noiz77> hopefully
[21:33] <solomon> DeepB: how about neuros kareoke? broadcast music and the mic input to FM at the same time :)
[21:34] <solomon> that needs to be the next firmware update NA puts out
[21:34] <solomon> then everybody will get super super pissed
[21:34] <solomon> karaoke but no gapless playback :)
[21:34] <solomon> oh, and remove ogg vorbis support
[21:35] <solomon> you know, april 1 is coming up
[21:35] <solomon> they should do something like that
[21:35] <DeepB> solomon: err... so, the friends you talked about earlier are that kind of friends? karaoke friends? dude, drop them... get back to the light side
[21:35] <solomon> release a duplicate firmware, but bump up the revision number and in the release notes put something like: changes: * removed ogg vorbis support * added microsoft DRM support
[21:36] <solomon> DeepB: hehe i am not into karaoke at all but i was trying to think of some reason to use mic, music, and fm broadcast at the same time :)
[21:37] <Koron> a mic broadcast would be the best way to freak out the people in the car next to you
[21:38] <solomon> Koron: in my experience, war neuros'ing doesn't actually broadcast the neuros's output to the station they are listening to, their station is too high powered
[21:38] <Koron> well
[21:38] <solomon> Koron: it just kills the station
[21:38] <Koron> what if you hooked up an external antenna?
[21:38] <solomon> Koron: maybe :)
[21:38] <solomon> Koron: and actually i didn't have my neuros plugged into my car at the time
[21:39] <solomon> Koron: it was operating just on the battery.. and i know it does better when plugged into a power source.. so maybe that would help
[21:39] <DeepB> yep, it works beter when grounded
[21:39] <Koron> anyone have any clue why it transmits better with my hand over it? a grounding thing as well?
[21:39] <Koron> I've seen other people mention it as well
[21:40] <Koron> although that wouldn't really ground it
[21:40] <Koron> so no.
[21:40] <gman> hey deepb are u gonna release a new firmware any time soon
[21:40] <DeepB> your body acts as an antenna for sympathy
[21:41] <DeepB> gman: could be, i do not have a strict roadmap
[21:43] <DeepB> but to give you a glimpse of what's coming next... limited AudioScrobbler support (will need a external app)
[21:43] <gman> so do u have any idea when the next firmware will come
[21:44] <DeepB> nope, i do not
[21:44] <solomon> somebody put the freaking log thing in the subject grr
[21:45] <gman> whats audioscrobbler anyway
[21:46] <solomon> i can't remember... but you could probably stfw :)
[21:46] <noiz77> kinda hard to explain
[21:46] <noiz77> just go to there website
[21:48] <DeepB> gman: utterly oversimplified: like a blog for your music
[21:48] <gman> thanks, sorry im new to all this
[21:51] <Starkey-treo> DeepB, quick question
[21:52] * DeepB  sees Starkey typing slowly on his tiny machine
[21:52] <Starkey-treo> hehe
[21:53] <Starkey-treo> i'm getting pretty good at this thing
[21:53] <Starkey-treo> Q: what is the entry point of the code?
[21:53] <DeepB> congrats, i just can't stand small keyboards ;)
[21:53] <Starkey-treo> what file/fcn?
[21:53] <DeepB> wait
[21:54] <DeepB> SYSTEM/SYS_main.c
[21:54] <Starkey-treo> excellent
[21:54] <Starkey-treo> thanks
[21:54] <DeepB> np
[21:54] <Starkey-treo> I should wiki this info
[21:55] <DeepB> void SYS_main( void )
[21:55] <DeepB> that should be the entry function
[21:55] <DeepB> while(1)
[21:56] <Starkey-treo> I see it
[21:56] <Starkey-treo> they are always while (1)
[21:56] <Starkey-treo> hehe
[21:57] <Starkey-treo> then switch on events
[21:58] <DeepB> yep, the RTOS is behind
[21:59] <noiz77> anyone know a good CVS client program for linux?
[21:59] <Starkey-treo> windows and X programs are the same way
[21:59] <DeepB> noiz77: cvs
[21:59] <DeepB> that was easy ;)
[22:00] <Starkey-treo> you want GUI noiz?
[22:00] <noiz77> yeah
[22:00] <Starkey-treo> kids these days and their guis
[22:00] <DeepB> KDE? Cervisia
[22:00] <noiz77> gnome here
[22:00] <Starkey-treo> cervisia
[22:00] <noiz77> k
[22:00] <Starkey-treo> that's the only viable option
[22:01] <noiz77> thanks
[22:01] <DeepB> yep, gCVS kinda sucks
[22:03] <noiz77> nuts, cervisia isnt in portage...
[22:03] <Starkey-treo> command line
[22:03] <Starkey-treo> do it
[22:04] <noiz77> ok, then whats the command so i can connect to the neuros-firmware server and get the source?
[22:05] <DeepB> cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/neuros-firmware co -P neuros-firmware
[22:06] <noiz77> thanks
[22:17] <gman> are there going to be any new games in future firmwares
[22:18] <noiz77> maybe
[22:18] <noiz77> you could code one if you wanted ;)
[22:19] <SmrtJustin> I cant wait till neutris is in GarBage/Bernard fw
[22:20] <gman> i dont no a thing about coding
[22:20] <noiz77> well, you could always learn :)
[22:20] <noiz77> my guess is the only other games that would be made for the neuros would be from the open source community
[22:21] <noiz77> so there probably wont be any more for a while
[22:23] <gman> is it easy to learn how to
[22:24] <noiz77> lets just say i know a little programming, and all i can do is change the text in the main menu...
[22:25] <gman> ok then i think ill pass on learning
[22:26] <noiz77> but i dont know the language that its written in, i only know another computer language, so it acually might be easier if you just learn C
[22:26] <DeepB> gman: wow man, you tried very hard.. no one can blame you ;)
[22:27] <gman> well how would i learn, just teach myself?
[22:28] <DeepB> well... i did
[22:28] <gman> u taught yourself? How long did it take you?
[22:29] <DeepB> well.. let's say i haven't managed to graduate myself yet
[22:29] <JoshMalone> C is not that hard if you know how to program, generally, in another compiled language
[22:30] <gman> i dont know any computer language
[22:31] <Koron> I started with PHP and then learning C wasn't that hard :-p
[22:31] <DeepB> but i'll have to agree at one point, the neuros firmware is, by far, the worst project to begin learning with
[22:31] <JoshMalone> C vs. PHP is a BIG diff
[22:31] <Koron> indeed it is
[22:31] <Koron> I actually did C++ after that
[22:31] <DeepB> PHP is oo, C is not
[22:31] <Koron> and then stepped down to C
[22:31] <JoshMalone> plus, with C, you're often learning the compiler just as much as the language
[22:32] <Koron> I am actually programming a PIC microcontroller with a C compiler now
[22:32] <Koron> definitely didn't want to do that with assembly :-p
[22:32] <Starkey-treo> C is on an embedded platform is very unforgiving and is not very good for learning
[22:32] <JoshMalone> I'm not too fond of people learning C++ and then C, personally
[22:32] <gman> why cant the firmware just be written in english so it would be easier to make your own changes
[22:32] <DeepB> Starkey-treo: admin biatch, please opt-in the project for donations ;)
[22:32] <Koron> what about java and then c++? (that's how it is at my school for CS students)
[22:32] <JoshMalone> I learned C, then had C++ forced on me in Engineering school by the comp-sci dept.
[22:32] <Koron> I think it's terrible to do Java first
[22:33] <Starkey-treo> ok deepb
[22:33] <Starkey-treo> java isn't terrible for learning
[22:33] <Starkey-treo> its very forgiving
[22:33] <JoshMalone> I agree w/ Starkey
[22:33] <Koron> well, let's just say that CS students here have a lot of trouble with memory management
[22:34] <Koron> I suppose it depends on how you're learning it
[22:34] <Koron> at any rate, I need to run
[22:34] <Koron> adios
[22:34] <Starkey-treo> then C and C++ is even more difficult
[22:34] <JoshMalone> I've developed a disdain for OO programming
[22:35] <DeepB> anyway, i feel very lost programming without an oo interface
[22:35] <Starkey-treo> gman, computers don't understand english
[22:35] <JoshMalone> and I don't see it that much in the real world; dunno why it's tought so much
[22:35] <DeepB> damn, i even have encapsulated my SQL queries onto objects...
[22:36] <Starkey-treo> my last four jobs - nine years - did OO
[22:36] <JoshMalone> gman: When you're as constrained for development time and CPU/storage resources as the N's firmware project was, code gets hacked and sloppy :(
[22:36] <Starkey-treo> i've seen *much* worse code then the firmware
[22:36] <JoshMalone> Starkey-treo: well, I'm a driver developer...so not much OO there :)
[22:37] <Starkey-treo> yup, drivers shouldn't be in oo
[22:37] <JoshMalone> well - I can't _really_ pass judgement on the N's FW, I've barely looked at it
[22:38] <JoshMalone> (about 2 mins, maybe)
[22:38] <DeepB> two words
[22:38] <DeepB> it is gross
[22:38] <DeepB> well, maybe three
[22:39] <Starkey-treo> hehe, its not that bad
[22:40] <DeepB> i do not have much background for comparison, since i only have sneaked at another firmware code (RockBoxx)
[22:40] <DeepB> but the latter is much cleaner
[22:41] <Starkey-treo> probably, it was written by commitee
[22:41] <gman> this is off the subject but are there any plans on putting a text reader on neuros
[22:41] <Starkey-treo> if you make it gman!
[22:41] <DeepB> gman: yep, they are, but again, no real roadmap
[22:42] <gman> would it be open source?
[22:42] <DeepB> nero is cooking a nice browser, so we'll have a starting point
[22:43] <DeepB> *file browsah
[22:43] <Starkey-treo> text reader is #10 on bugzilla
[22:44] <Starkey-treo> time for a walk!
[22:46] <DeepB> i even have nice ideas for text input based on repetition/timeout (like cell phones), like 1->vocals; 2->b-g, etc...
[22:48] <gman> if neuros got a text reader could programs like apod agent be used on it
[22:48] <DeepB> what's that?
[22:49] <gman> www.ipodsoft.com