Exophase
Nothing good will ever come of Exophase.
I don't think undervolting increases lifetime. It can certainly decrease reliability while doing it, of course.
Just wrote a bit about it here:Exophase said:Will be good finally messing with the FIR coefficients, is the access method documented? Should I wait for a post from notaz?
Canguy said:Thanks for the release ED. Just one note. Are you sure TV-out is being enabled in NTSC mode? When I try this setting I get nothing, but when I try PAL mode I get what you would expect from a PAL signal on a NTSC TV. Just wondering..
Kimundi said:ED, I don't know if it is too late for this Hotfix, but could you add the utf8 option to the sd mountscripts?
Without it the Filesystem has trouble with for example japanese characters or our german 'äöü's, at least if the files come from a windows system. I've had it running with this change for several weeks without any problem, so I think it should be safe.
Doesn't that cause filenames on FAT to become case sensitive and breaking some programs?EvilDragon said:Kimundi said:ED, I don't know if it is too late for this Hotfix, but could you add the utf8 option to the sd mountscripts?
Without it the Filesystem has trouble with for example japanese characters or our german 'äöü's, at least if the files come from a windows system. I've had it running with this change for several weeks without any problem, so I think it should be safe.
Thanks for reporting. If it works fine on my unit, it will make into the final.
notaz said:Doesn't that cause filenames on FAT to become case sensitive and breaking some programs?EvilDragon said:Kimundi said:ED, I don't know if it is too late for this Hotfix, but could you add the utf8 option to the sd mountscripts?
Without it the Filesystem has trouble with for example japanese characters or our german 'äöü's, at least if the files come from a windows system. I've had it running with this change for several weeks without any problem, so I think it should be safe.
Thanks for reporting. If it works fine on my unit, it will make into the final.
Cool thanks for the work on this. Does this only work globally or can it easily be integegrated into apps? So for example if one would want 2X mode to use NNI, and for fractional use the filter in the same app?notaz said:Just wrote a bit about it here:Exophase said:Will be good finally messing with the FIR coefficients, is the access method documented? Should I wait for a post from notaz?
http://pandorawiki.org/Kernel_interface#Hardware_scaling_filter_control
I wasn't sure how and if apps could easily hook into the kernal for the filters. Not being a coder I don't know exactly how that stuff works. I guess in time I will find out as more make use if it.skeezix said:I think its (currently) set up so you can set a user preferred filter (or even define your own); applications could also call the script/interface to change it live for a preferred menu option .. but I would hope those apps are smart enough to restore to previous setting on exit too
As to notaz making it configurable enough to do certain things in certain times.. I think thats asking too much of the kernel.
jeff
skeezix said:Folks .. recently added to this hotfix is minimenu's conf UI; hit the Select menu (I will set keys to different buttons another hotfix),
It's global but apps can change it when they want to, similar like CPU clock. If you have HF4b3 installed, start up terminal and type:DaveC said:Does this only work globally or can it easily be integegrated into apps? So for example if one would want 2X mode to use NNI, and for fractional use the filter in the same app?
sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_videofir.sh none
I doubt you can avoid that FIR theory here.. Default filter files are in /etc/pandora/conf/dss_fir/ .DaveC said:Also is there some guide somewhere that even non-math gurus could understand to explain what does what when you change certain values? Either that or a bunch of examples that one could just test and extrapolate the effects from?
notaz said:It's global but apps can change it when they want to, similar like CPU clock. If you have HF4b3 installed, start up terminal and type:DaveC said:Does this only work globally or can it easily be integegrated into apps? So for example if one would want 2X mode to use NNI, and for fractional use the filter in the same app?
Then run ginge or psx4all or whatever.Code:sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_videofir.sh none
Pleng said:skeezix said:Folks .. recently added to this hotfix is minimenu's conf UI; hit the Select menu (I will set keys to different buttons another hotfix),
Is the select menu still on a black background? That really needs fixing as it becomes impossible to navigate on themes where the font is set to black. Any chance that the select menu could use the same background image that the panel usually uses?
skeezix said:The select menu is on the main grid screen, it just takes over the 'detail panel' (usually on the right side); I didn't want to break existing themes, so it reuses the colour/font/art of the theme, so should always work.
skeezix said:pleng -- oh, heck, I just forget now I don't even 'see' it anymore, just focus on the bit I'm doing; IIRC, mmenu just darkens the background, no? or does it just plain outright use black?
skeezix said:naples -- might be that the minimenu overclocking is just not working You're referring to the new clock-setting options in the Conf UI? or you mean using the Set Clock type stuff thats always been there? (which should work fine) AFAIK, setting cpu speed in mm conf ui works fine (setting speed within mm to 50 makes it crawl), so this suggests the end to end clock setting stuff works; but its possible ED's clock setting scripts that you see in the menus got broken..
jeff