Projects tagged ‘rockbox’

This is the automated installer tool for Rockbox. Rockbox Utility is available for Windows (2000 and up), Linux and Mac OS X. Prerequisites are: - a supported audio player (obviously) - a download of RockboxUtility for your PC

This project aims to create a tool that allows any OS that will run WINE to harness the features provided by the Microsoft SAPI text to speech (TTS) system. This project uses a client server ... [More] architecture to allow for single server multiple clients . This can be setup in any number of configurations and combinations to provide high quality speech to users. The features of the speech system are accessible through a command line interface. This project aims to bring a wider variety of speech engines and more languages than are currently available in Linux to date. A side project has been started to help improve the Rockbox utility speech generation by allowing the use of SAPI speech engines in Windows, Mac OS and Linux extending the features that are currently available. [Less]

A portable player's log scrobbler for GNOME.

JRockScrobbler is a small Last.fm scrobbler written in Java for use with RockBox powered music players (for example SanDisk Sansa c250 v1). Just provide your Last.fm username, password, path to .scrobbler.log file and press button "Scrobble!"

This Google project is where I maintain the source code of my experimentations with the Rockbox DAP firmware (http://www.rockbox.org/). Disclaimer: most of the code hosted here is UNSTABLE and UNTESTED, use at your own risk !

Project to design and build a Free/Open hardware/firmware audio player and recorder, for use with Rockbox firmware. We have moved for a new page (http://lyre.sourceforge.net) to promote Lyre project ... [More] (ex Rockbox Player). If you would like to help developing and building Lyre, please visit the page project page at: http://lyre.sourceforge.net [Less]

LogScrobbler is a Windows utility written to allow users of Portable Digital Audio Players, that are running Rockbox or other firmware that generates a log file that stores which songs you have ... [More] played, to later be synchronized to last.fm using my LogScrobbler Tool. Changelog0.15 (July 2007) Simplified interface Track list is hidden by default unless you want to select which tracks to upload Fewer options/buttons as some were redundant Added status bar to track progress of log file reading/uploading Customised Audioscrobbler.NET library to return a slightly more meaningful error message when an upload fails Massive code cleanups 0.14c(Dec 2006) Fixed exception when opening window from tray with select files left open. 0.14 (REV 57) Fixed some bugs with settings path. Added "Fix zero time stamps" as a one-time use button, or permanent setting(this option should help those who have players that do not time stamp the played tracks(no internal clock) this adds up the length of all the checked items, then subtracts the total from the current time and fits all the tracks up to the current time. (hope that make sense :-)). widened the form as its starting to get crowded. 0.13 (REV 56) Don't ask, even the version number was bad. 0.12c (REV 54) fixed bug - if items are unchecked do not include them in the time shift. added row colors, and unselected turn gray. 0.12 (REV 50) Settings file LogScrobbler.txt should now be in app directory(not C: Let me know if this blows up) Added Save password checkbox(I will encrypt soon I swear) :-) Added checkbox to display Avatar or not(Runs faster off, but funner on) 0.11 (REV 45) (Skipped 0.10 felt wierd about that number for a version :-)) Added last.fm avatar image, and made it clickable to take you to your page. Changed filter for file browse to allow for .scrobbler.log (for someone that said their file is .scrobbler-timeless.log) :-) (not sure this fixes all your issues) (Sorry not a lot of useful stuff in this one) 0.9 (REV 40) Display track length as time format xx:xx rather than total seconds in track selection listview. Added setting to exit LogScrobbler instead of minimize to tray. Added Close button in "Show my last posts to Last.fm" dialog. 0.8 (REV 39) Added Save Settings button, (used to have to hit Go, but couldn't if there is no log file yet) Added similar Last.FM skins and save the setting when switched.(doesnt affect the about screen, don't think anyone will care) ;-) 0.7 Added ability to see last 10 items posted to last.fm, in another little window(double click to go to the artist page) Added ability to shift the time of the tracks from the log forward to after the last track posted to Last.fm Added link to your last.fm in systray menu minor bug fixes. 0.6 I think this fixes some issue with safely removing usb device. added setting for exit after processing complete added progress bar. added this file :-) 0.5 added selectable list to sync fixed small bugs 0.1 - 0.4 Don't remember all the items - started this file at 0.6 :-( added about window Delete file after processing option Save settings [Less]

AIRScrobbler is an app based on Adobe AIR that parses log files generated by devices running Rockbox(There may be other apps or devices this can be used for) basically it submits tracks that you ... [More] listen to on a portable device to the Social Music site Last.fm Welcome to the AIRScrobbler wikiWell just getting this rolling now, the scrobbler class using the 1.2 protocol is almost done now, and is scrobbling ok, now I just need to work on grouping the tracks into chunks of 50(based on the new 1.2 protocol) and upload each of those chunks, need progress bar, browse for file, write settings file on save. (currently these are hard coded to local dir for testing the scrobbler class) DetailsCOMPLETE Interface look and feel Read Settings file Read .scrobbler.log into datagrid Add checkboxes to datagrid for individual selection scrobbler class posts to last.fm using 1.2 protocol TODO Loop through each item in datagrid(chunks of 50 for 1.2 proto) Write to settings file Progress bar and text update for each track being processed. Delete .scrobbler.log on complete(if option checked) Save password encrypted Make individual tracks selected only get parsed some other really cool stuff that I need to keep a secret until I know it will work ;-) [Less]