Search results

With an optimistic approach: Videogame crates frames at 60fps: 16ms each frame Encoder, "encodes" the frame, and encapsulates it: 15 ms each Lan transfer: 5 ms Decoder lag: 10 ms Total: 30 ms of lag to send the image to an other computer. Pessimistic can reduce game fps to half of that...

Well, don't forget that you first have to create the content, you don't have an already encoded file (in which case "encoding" latency would be 0). If for every frame, you need 40 ms to encode it, congratulations, you have realtime video at a comfortable 25 fps, but be careful, that is already...

None of the standard desktop protocols where designed to transfer realtime fullscreen updates, only simple windows with small updates over thin connections. The only thing that comes to mind that is bandwidth friendly is using something like vlc transcoding, but getting acceptable framerate and...

A month ago my working computer stopped booting and considering that during its 6 years of service I haven't treated it well, I figured this time it could be serious. However I had to deliver some assignments for the University and study for the finals and I couldn't do a full check, so I...

I've tried a fair number of things within my Pandora and they all work as well as you would expect. RDP, VNC and piping X programs to a local X server all worked fine for me. The only problem I have was that apparently I can't get over 100 Kbytes/s creating a fairly big bottleneck, specially...

You would understand that at least it is simpler than porting nexuiz, sauerbraten that are massive games using opengl with tons of complexities, and who knows what else Even cube where you should be able to use the renderer from the pocket pc version is too much for someone that barely has any...

Ahh, I was actually wrestling with the crosscompiler to get this game going and learn a bit of the process to port games, use SDL apps and the like since this game is fairly simple, specially since I've only done console apps, nothing with interactivity. Too bad these days I have exams and...

gnash is already included with the community codec package, I'll venture that swfdec support is on par with gnash (since it got abandoned) and lightspark requires a graphic card with glsl shaders and OpenGL (not ES) support. Lightsparks looks promising though, I've always wondered why flash...

Ok then, false alarm. I have risen the level to 27% and it did charge. I was worried because the wall plug I was using still refused to charge at that level, however I then tried a pc usb using the two headed cable and luckily, it worked as expected. I've used that charger every time I tried to...

Thing is, I've received my Pandora on Monday and been using it quite happily ever since, so far I've charged it 4 or 5 times, and no problems, the pandora can last 10 hours straight. However I've tried to charge through the usb several times but to no avail. Only after searching the forums on...

Well, it turned out it is a Segmentation Fault when trying to access the /media folder. However, I can't reproduce the bug faithfully. It always happens when accesing that folder, when it happens... It was much worse when my sd card was unclean, (now it isn't). Since it probably is a problem...

I've tried also a couple of games and they work fairly well. Perhaps the metallic sound and the half a second delay gets a bit on ones nerves, but its passable (and you have already said its being worked on, so no biggie). However I encounter some crashes on the menu, specially when navigating...

If I recall correctly, it was forbidden to order more than one Pandora at the preordering day (long long time ago) in order to give everyone else a chance to get one. The idea of a reseller could be logical if it wasn't that there isn't need for any: any Pandora that becomes available will...

MAME strives for perfect accuracy, and to do so, they also need a perfect copy of the rom. This is was no problem with older arcades, but as they got more complex, dumping the roms also got harder. Sure, the big bulk of the players (like you and me) doesn't care whether a pixel or two is...

I don't understand the need to furiously get rid of journaling. It is a safety mechanism, and a damn good one for crashes, accidental ejects, etc... I understand flash use can take a hit due to journaling to the point of halving its life, but lets be honest, it is the same case of overclocking...

Ah, the ever so silent Michael Weston. Is there any video, interview or something where we can hear his voice? I mean, in all of his videos there is something missing specially since he is a hardware guy and he usually demos pandora related junk, it isn't a program demonstration where the...

Which brings me to my question. Does the rating take into account the safety cutoff of the battery? You know, have enough headroom to avoid irreversibly killing it with excessive discharge. Maybe that's what the extra for, to give the battery a couple of months before it really starts dying. I...

Argh, dreaded assembly code, I've taken a look to the source, and it the assembly part doesn't seem all that big. Perhaps, even I could try to replace the asm parts with C counterparts (and maybe later, do arm asm code, or even neon for the sse parts), but considering I'm no coding guru, that...

If you are worried about the OpenGL ES part, just write a Glide Wrapper for OpenGL ES or just us NanoGL. Honestly the big bottleneck will be the recompiler (or lack of thereof), and by the time recompiler perfomance starts to catch up and yield proper speed, there will be either a very polished...

Fixed for you. Careful with what you say. No one has said nothing solid. Once the OP team receives the first 100, they will tell us what we have. Heck, if the 100 that suffered from the burn test can overclock, then it won't be an issue, otherwise... As an additional test and final test, it...