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ak.n770 | # 51 | 2007-09-03, 20:57 | Report

Originally Posted by konttori View Post

ak.n770:
Very true about the party mode. I've been hating that bug myself many times over. I'll definitely fix that to the next release.

Terrific. I appreciate man.

Hey, if you ever need help with anything don't hesitate to ask. I don't know anything about programming but I'm fairly decent with graphics (I know.. . who isn't). Not much to offer, but I wanted to throw it out there.

ravenA79 | # 52 | 2007-09-05, 14:10 | Report

Hi, I'm having a bit of a different problem w/ ukmp...
it seems to load and never shows up, and when I try to load it through Xterm I get:
/ # ukmp
/usr/bin/MediaCenter.py:23: RuntimeWarning: import cdrom: No module named cdrom
import pygame, os
/usr/bin/MediaCenter.py:23: RuntimeWarning: import joystick: No module named joystick
import pygame, os
OSSO CONTEXT FAILED
dsp_protocol_open_node(): Could not open pcm device file /dev/dsptask/pcm3
dsp_protocol_open_node(): Could not open pcm device file /dev/dsptask/pcm3
Fatal Python error: (pygame parachute) Segmentation Fault
Aborted
/ #

any suggestions?
I should mention that I have python 2.5 and Mplayer 1.0rc1-maemo.18.n770 in 2007HE
thanks to anyone who can help

konttori | # 53 | 2007-09-06, 18:40 | Report

pcm3 error is described in this bug:
https://garage.maemo.org/tracker/ind...d=164&atid=681

There is also a fix for your problem on that page.

There is a little discussion on the subject here:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...highlight=pcm3

bokubob | # 54 | 2007-09-10, 06:35 | Report

I also get the error that my .m4a files aren't able to be sufficiently identified. Of the two spots in the python code where it can return that error for .m4a files, it returns the second one, if that helps. I'm running the latest 2007he on a 770. PM if you have any specific things you'd like me to try/check.

-Jonathan

fsr76 | # 55 | 2007-09-26, 15:49 | Report

Originally Posted by konttori View Post

I'll think about the back button. Thanks for the idea!

And good to hear that you like it even though it seems to have some annoyances for you. What you are describing sounds like there is some big problem with error handling in case id3 tags aren't properly interpreted. Seems like that in that case some parts of the database are updated and the id numberings are messed. I'll have a look at that. Thanks for clearing what is causing the bug. I think it's reproducable if you could verify that that single mp3 is causing the problem. You could then send me the mp and I could debug it to extinction.

I'm having the same issue where I click on one song and it plays another. This happens for almost all of my songs. A lot of my mp3 library is live music downloaded from archive.org, and I manually typed in the id3 tags for them. I like the UKMP interface the best amongst the media players, but I don't use it for this reason. I don't think I could pinpoint it to just one id3 tag causing all the problems. I hope ver 1.7 addresses this issue.

Is there an ID3 tag editor/viewer for the n800? Or I can check em on my PC...

Roc Ingersol | # 56 | 2007-09-28, 14:35 | Report

Trying out UKMP, having some issues.
When I load the app it gets to "Reading music information" and then bombs out after a few seconds with no error at all.
I ran MediaCenter from the Xterm and I get:
(including the last couple tracks for reference)

Code:

Trying id3reader/media/mmc1/music/Biohazard - Down for Life.mp3
MP3 album art functionality not yet done...
MP3 album art functionality not yet done...
Trying id3reader/media/mmc1/music/Bloodhound Gang - The Ballad of Chasey Lane.mp3
MP3 album art functionality not yet done...
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/user/bin/MediaCenter", line 3138, in <module>
    if __name__ == '__main__': main()
  File "/usr/bin/MediaCenter", line 2718, in main
    songprocessor.getIDTags()
  File "/usr/bin/MediaCenter", line 2136, in getIDTags
    self.appendSong(trackstr, album, artist, song, fileName)
  File "/usr/bin/MediaCenter", line 2004, in appendSong
    self.getAlbumCoverFromFile(fileName,album)
  File "/usr/bin/MediaCenter", line 2234, in getAlbumCoverFromFile
    if len(thumbFile)>1 and as.path.exists(thumbFile): #and os.path.exists(fullCoverFileName):
  File "/usr/lib/python2.5/posixpath.py", line 171, in exists
    TypeError: stat() argument 1 must be (encoded string without NULL bytes), not str

For reference, the music folder on my sd card is just a flat collection of mp3s:
not subdivided by artist/album/genre, no cover.jpg files, etc.
Neither Canola nor Kagu have an issue with the mp3s, so if it is a borked id3 tag, it doesn't look essential.

konttori | # 57 | 2007-09-28, 15:12 | Report

heh!

Nice find:
if len(thumbFile)>1 and as.path.exists(thumbFile):

as.path

os.path sounds more like the correct one. I had a look at my latest version (1.7 alpha 3) and it's fixed in there.

If I have any time in the weekend, I'll do a fix round on the 1.7 and launch it to the general public and not just in the garage.

konttori | # 58 | 2007-10-21, 20:06 | Report

Hey, if anyone is interested in doing some alpha testing, ukmp 1.7 alpha 7 is available in garage:

https://garage.maemo.org/frs/downloa...1.70Alpha7.deb

Contains some truly sweet new stuff that is not quite there to be called 1.7, so it's alpha for a few days more.

sachin007 | # 59 | 2007-10-21, 21:03 | Report

Originally Posted by konttori View Post

Hey, if anyone is interested in doing some alpha testing, ukmp 1.7 alpha 7 is available in garage:

https://garage.maemo.org/frs/downloa...1.70Alpha7.deb

Contains some truly sweet new stuff that is not quite there to be called 1.7, so it's alpha for a few days more.

Yeah i am using the ukmp 1.7 6c and the scrolling is very very nice. I like it very much. What is the difference between 6c and 7??

TTgowings | # 60 | 2007-10-22, 00:42 | Report

I'm having problems dl that file Kon, it gets to 95-99% then stops, or will show "resume" then goes to 0% again. It won't ever fully dl, says file is only 267kb as well..

Any help would be great thanks.