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Strange bookmark behavior
Llorean:
You can compile them from SVN, but we only archive actual builds for 30 days.
dogskull:
Okay, thanks. That's currently beyond me but I'll look back to it if I can't turn up a build from another source.
Taslow:
Any way to make an exception on the archive 30-day thing? If rules are rules, that's cool. Just thought I'd ask for all of us out here who basically use Rockbox because it bookmarks.
Not that you'd catch me b**ching about anything given out for free, but it would be cool to be able to load up an older build (because I know for a fact bookmarking worked perfectly on my e250r for a long time before it went whack) while this gets sorted out by those of you who actually have a clue about programming this stuff. :-)
Llorean:
If you don't want features to break, keep your old builds around before updating. Seriously, this is unreleased software, it's more or less your own responsibility to keep old versions around if you need them. Development moves forward, it's always possible to compile your old build from source because we keep every source change archived. But the archived builds will pretty much just go back a month. They're for short term significant problems. If a feature breaks, you have immediate access to the one before. Honestly, you had 30 days to roll back after bookmarking broke.
Anyway, the best solution is to help fix it.
tahoejoe:
Just thought I'd re-reference this because, for all intents and purposes, there is a "rube goldberg" method for getting bookmarks to work on the sansa E2XX ( I have the 250 R) with some of the later builds.
--- Quote from: tahoejoe on November 25, 2007, 09:13:13 AM ---It's not perfect, but for the Sansa, I find that after you resume play using the bookmark, if you rewind the bookmarked track for a few seconds, it does resume the track close to where you left off ( i.e., the small amount you rewind is the difference).
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