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*BUMP* How about modifying gpu940 to act as a GL driver? e.g. /usr/lib/libGL.so This way, OpenGL games can be ported easier.

Why are the .exe files included? Excuse me if there's a few issues I don't understand.

We need a good addictive scrolling shooter.

As per this topic: Great work, I hope this minor detail is fixed soon :).

The images do not scale correctly on my NTSC TV(after the PAL test). They seem to be filling 110% of the screen. A fantastic development nonetheless.

Yup. I have to figure out the encoding issues. Usually ffmpeg does resizing rather well. I guess it depends on the kind of video you're trying to re-encode.

Yea, I am terrible at making shell scripts.

ffmpeg is a lot faster sometimes. mencoder has a lot of features but the point here is to resize and re-encode the file to a compatible format for GP2X, and that is where ffmpeg shines.

The point is to have wireless capability without anything sticking out the top(except maybe an antenna...), and to leave everything else useful. With an SDIO card you lose the ability to swap out sd cards.

Well I wanted to know if anyone has done it before frying my GP2X. If someone else has done it, that means it's possible, which is the reason for this thread.

Has anyone here successfully integrated a wifi chip into their GP2X, by means like removing a USB wifi adapter from its casing and soldering it to the USB host on the motherboard? If not, there's a project for somebody.

Then I think the GP2X should be able to charge rechargeable batteries then. I'd like to use an AC adaptor to play while my battery life is almost dead, and charge the batteries while playing. We'd have a fried console if that were tried, right?

Will this project have an internal rechargeable battery? What about USB capabilities? Will it have a USB host built-in? I think USB controller support would be a lot better if the system had a port built right in for it, as well as a mini port for PC connection. Also, theoretically how...

I've updated the script to hopefully do two-pass encoding correctly this time.

I just updated the script. It now does two passes for better quality. Videos done with the older script looked worse than YouTube videos.

CODE #!/bin/bash # Copyright (C) 2007 Evan Goers # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later...

I will not be purchasing the F-200, unless it includes some kind of WiFi support.

I'm glad my post could help somebody :).