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AlexP:

--- Quote from: Lear on September 17, 2005, 07:36:05 AM ---It should play (i.e., not stay at 0:00) if you wait (not very long, a couple of seconds or so, IIRC). You need to edit autoconf.h to actually hear something.

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Hmmm, bizarre - mine just stays at 0:00 for however long I leave it (forgetting about hearing anything at the moment).  It claims it is playing incidently, not paused.  If I hold down right to fast forward, it skips through as normal, but when I let go just sits there at the time I skipped to without moving.

I'm not particularly bothered, as I just wanted it to preview my WPS which it does fine.  Just a  bit odd, that's all!

Mmmm:
Mine's the same as yours Bigbambi. It just sits at 0.00 for however long it is left ???


--- Quote ---#define ROCKBOX_HAS_SIMSOUND

It's there already though #undef:ed.
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Thanks Lear, I'll give that a go although I suppose I wont know if it works seeing as it doesn't actually play!

EDIT : ok, i've changed this line to #define but it still doesn't play... as suspected... anyone any ideas?

I've tried ogg, mp3, flac and wav all with the same result.

Mmmm:
AHA.......I have it..... well, actually Lear had it all along but I was just being too dozy to really know what he was saying!  :-[ ::)

This is the Key

#define ROCKBOX_HAS_SIMSOUND

but you have to change this just before you compile..not after!!! its so obvious, of course it's source code, must be part of the makefile, you have to compile it or it won't do anything! I'm so stupid!

So after rbconf and creating the makefile, change this, then type make, make install and everything works beautifully. The lagging keys have even stopped lagging (I forgot to tell you that it seemed to be running very slow)!

;D ;D :D :) ;D :D :D...................... 8)

AlexP:
Good stuff.  I'll give it a go forthwith

Mmmm:
Is there some file i can change to include something like this so that #define ROCKBOX_HAS_SIMSOUND is the default setting for win32 simulator?

If simulator build and win32 is chosen,
create autoconf.h with

#define ROCKBOX_HAS_SIMSOUND

else
create autoconf.h with
#undef ROCKBOX_HAS_SIMSOUND

maybe something in the tools folder?

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