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Sounds good. :)

Personally, I would much rather be able to output to a computer, than a television. This way you could easily record things - and you could use it just about anywhere, like at school. You might want to brush up on your english before insulting. "no, it wouldnt not only be not intresting" is...

Wouldn't that be interesting? Like housing a program for the host computer on the gp2x, and sending it over at start up, then executing the program on the host computer - which then listens for the data from the gp2x, and finally, put the gp2x into a pseudo-tvout state. Eh, I can always...

I cannot get my "aquired" copy to work. It runs great on my PC - but I cannot get any your interpreters to start - they all crash to the menu. I am using Open2x.

The screen could have been photoshopped - photographs of LCDs are usually washed out, so they dub the image over in post-production.

I really want to use this - but I would really like to confirm something. If I were to want to use a new kernel, but I have Open2X (read-only filesystem), will the usual flashing method still work? I have a fear that if I try to flash with a read-only filesystem, it could brick the unit...

Also, you could have purchased the unit at 169.99 (twenty dollars cheaper than what you got it at), from Play-Asia. They had excellent service! Great article.

That cannot be a custom paintjob - that person would have to have had the GP2X decal to put over the new coat of paint. [Edit] Not to mention that the decal states "Personal Game Player" - which was the original wording put into the logo - it was later changed to Personal Entertainment Player

If you look at the beta videos, you can see that he picks up a white unit, and goes through the functions - but behind it, if you look hard, you can see a row of about 3-4 more units, each with custom paintjobs. There were dark-grey, black, white, and some other variation of the original gp32...

Nevermind - I figured out my problem. It was that I was not saving it with the Unix Format - LF. Stupid me! :)

I really hate to necropost (but I couldn't bring myself to starting a new thread). But, did you really have that script working - or were you stating that it would theoretically work. Because, I cannot get any scripts running for my Squidge.34... or anything for that matter. -_-. I've tried...

Will you have my babies?! Sounds most excellent - it seems as if everything is going well. You are doing great - and thank you for your work!

I also have a coupon - I might use it though. :P

If I were to wait a while, and cash in on the warranty - because "it isn't working" I would bet you'd get a new model with improved components. (because they may no longer stock the old version/service the old version)

PocketDIVXEncoder can also encode in XVID. Go to the Advanced Options, and click on XVID.

Good point - I will go get it now. Great job on it btw. :)

My Open2X gets 12 seconds. :(

This is both good news and bad. Good - because of the software updates coming. Bad, because of the hardware updates that I will have to pay more for. We are early adopters of this product, they should have some kind of gift to the first of the loyal customers. :( We have all purchased a beta...

I have a few questions about the overclocking utility. 1. When you change the clockspeed, and re-enter the program, are the change suppose to be shown? IE: Set clock speed to 250, leave the program by pressing Select, and open the program again. Should it state 250mhz? 2. Are overclocks shown...

Hahaha, I didn't catch myself when I said that. I haven't used the overclocking utility - but I have run it at the 266mhz clockspeed in that emulator. :lol: