Discussion:
really, this is the last one before vacation...
dean blackketter
2001-10-07 06:00:33 UTC
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HI Dean
Is there a way of setting a default, I'm using my stero to do the
amplification and had all ready set my IR control to control my amp.
I assume you mean a volume default. Not yet. Sorry. Please file a bug.

If you want to hack it, look for

my $DEFAULTVOL = 75;

In server.pl. And change that to a new number that works for you.
The range is 0 to 99.
If I found the setting in server.pl should this be an config setting ?
Probably, and the current setting should be saved across server
restarts. put that in the bug too... :-)

-dean

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dean blackketter
2003-02-22 13:31:44 UTC
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>HI Dean<br>
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Is there a way of setting a default, I'm using my stero to do
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<div>I assume you mean a volume default.&nbsp; Not yet.&nbsp; Sorry.&nbsp;
Please file a bug. </div>
<div><br></div>
<div>If you want to hack it, look for</div>
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<div>my $DEFAULTVOL = 75;</div>
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<div>In server.pl.&nbsp; And change that to a new number that works
for you.&nbsp; The range is 0 to 99.</div>
<div><br></div>
<blockquote type="cite" cite>If I found the setting in server.pl
should this be an config setting ?</blockquote>
<div><br></div>
<div>Probably, and the current setting should be saved across server
restarts.&nbsp; put that in the bug too... :-)</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>-dean</div>
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Mike O'Connor
2001-10-07 05:29:30 UTC
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Hi

If I found the setting in server.pl should this be an config setting ?

Cheers
Mike



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Mike O'Connor
2001-10-07 05:23:05 UTC
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HI Dean

Is there a way of setting a default, I'm using my stero to do the
amplification and had all ready set my IR control to control my amp.

Cheers
Mike
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Fixed the problem that Mike O'Connor was having with playlists. It
probably
makes sense to not hard-code the name of your test playlist into the
playlist
opening code.
Enabled volume control on the SliMP3 player. The buttons work on the
remote,
<sean>
To make it transmit codes for volume, you first need to set it up for a
JVC receiver, then set it so the volume controls operate the receiver when
in DVD mode. Like this
S RCVR 0 1 8 ENT
DVD
S RCVR VOL+ ENT
</sean>
The default volume (at startup) is -24dB according to the MAS3507 and is
adjusted in 1dB steps.
There's probably a standard default volume for consumer electronics, but
I don't know what it is. This works for me, but there's probably a better
number. Also, the full -99dB to 0dB range might need to be companded or
scaled in some non-linear way. Have at it.
There isn't any visual feedback when using the volume control, but there
should be (I think Sean was going to work on this next week.)
The volume control also works on the web page. This one goes all the way
up to eleven.
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dean blackketter
2001-10-07 04:39:21 UTC
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Just checked in this change:

Fixed the problem that Mike O'Connor was having with playlists. It probably
makes sense to not hard-code the name of your test playlist into the playlist
opening code.

Enabled volume control on the SliMP3 player. The buttons work on the remote,
but you need to reprogram the remote a bit. Sean said:

<sean>
To make it transmit codes for volume, you first need to set it up for a
JVC receiver, then set it so the volume controls operate the receiver when
in DVD mode. Like this

S RCVR 0 1 8 ENT
DVD
S RCVR VOL+ ENT
</sean>

The default volume (at startup) is -24dB according to the MAS3507 and is
adjusted in 1dB steps.

There's probably a standard default volume for consumer electronics, but
I don't know what it is. This works for me, but there's probably a better
number. Also, the full -99dB to 0dB range might need to be companded or
scaled in some non-linear way. Have at it.

There isn't any visual feedback when using the volume control, but there
should be (I think Sean was going to work on this next week.)

The volume control also works on the web page. This one goes all the way
up to eleven.

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dean blackketter
2003-02-22 13:31:50 UTC
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Just checked in this change:

Fixed the problem that Mike O'Connor was having with playlists. It probably
makes sense to not hard-code the name of your test playlist into the playlist
opening code.

Enabled volume control on the SliMP3 player. The buttons work on the remote,
but you need to reprogram the remote a bit. Sean said:

<sean>
To make it transmit codes for volume, you first need to set it up for a
JVC receiver, then set it so the volume controls operate the receiver when
in DVD mode. Like this

S RCVR 0 1 8 ENT
DVD
S RCVR VOL+ ENT
</sean>

The default volume (at startup) is -24dB according to the MAS3507 and is
adjusted in 1dB steps.

There's probably a standard default volume for consumer electronics, but
I don't know what it is. This works for me, but there's probably a better
number. Also, the full -99dB to 0dB range might need to be companded or
scaled in some non-linear way. Have at it.

There isn't any visual feedback when using the volume control, but there
should be (I think Sean was going to work on this next week.)

The volume control also works on the web page. This one goes all the way
up to eleven.

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