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mplayer has great codec support built in. The problem with doing a straight port of mplayer is that it won't use the second processor which GPH's mplayer has been modified to do. That allows the higher resolution movies to be played. nickspoon (^) ported FFPlay, but performance isn't very...

I also believe theoddbot should be guru. Rockdodger is great!!! Oh, also, I guess his cramfs firmware is pretty nice too, but it's not like that fixed one of the biggest reasons for complaining about the GP2X. :rolleyes:

yeah, that would be cool.

Any news on the XGP specs would surely show up in one of the other threads. As for your questions on its abilities, if you would have read the other threads, you would know about as much as anyone else here.

There are cards that have storage and WLAN. This one doesn't mention anything about it though. I think the highest storage you can find is 256MB.

Does that make it sound like XGP games won't be supported on the XGPmini, but the XGPmini will have entirely different content? Maybe the mini is more of an "update" to the GP32 plus some new content.

If you look on other sites, you will notice everyone calls the plastic film a "screen protector." If this was some other console, you probably would understand what they meant, but since the GP2X is a little odd by making you mount the screen cover yourself, everyone has a little more intimate...

put the .img file on the SD card. Boot the gp2x with the SD in. You should see a firmware updating screen. If you don't see the screen, try formatting the SD with windows to FAT32 and copy the .img to the empty SD and try again.

If you've never used JTAG for anything before, I think you will probably find it easier and quicker to just return it. Otherwise, dig deaper into the forums, and you will probably have to ask some questions in the IRC dev channel to actually get a JTAG to work. Oh, you also need to make, at...

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showt...64&#entry359864

3 or 4.

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His cap is something great. It has had a bigger impact on the GP2X scene than a lot of the applications some people have been guru'd for. It's not like he just made a mod and showed it off; he has made it available to everyone here. Sure, he gets some of his facts wrong sometimes, but guru...

I too think DaveC should be guru'd. His replacement cap and the the popularity it gets is reason enough. EvilDragon showed off the GP2X on TV with his cap. Also, gp2x.de and gp32z.com are both selling his fine product which is a testement to its appeal. A common piece of advice that is given...

The new squidgesnes is here: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=26067&st=0

were you talking to me? The kernel for oddbot's firmware updates the same way as the normal firmware; you just have to update the filesystem before you flash the kernel. When I said "firmware" in my original post, I meant the kernel.

I believe overclocking will cause the light to come on prematurely because the GP2X is drawing more current which will cause the battery voltage to drop (same thing on a power supply). I noticed that the battery light will be off when I am in the menu, but when I start a game, it comes on. The...

Does both the green boot screen and the info screen say you have firmware 1.4.0. If the green screen doesn't, copy the kernal.img to your sd card and try updating again. If the info screen doesn't, copy the .gpu and the .tar.gz files to your sd card and run the .gpu from the utility menu.

Try it a few more times. Remember, the .img file gets deleted everytime whether the firmware updated or not. If you see a Firmware Updating screen and your green screen says 1.4.0 after you update, it has worked; otherwise, try again. Also, try formating the SD to FAT32.

Yeah, especially the Energizer alkalines that say 2500mah NiMH ;) . I guess squidge's battery indicator would have a sliver when I still have about a half hour left. I haven't been keeping a detailed notebook.