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WMA again
Davide-NYC:
Yeah, real-time WMA decoding would make Rockbox even more totally ass-kicking than it already is. Seriously Inno and iRiver should just ressurect the H1xx series with a better screen and a teeny circuit breaker (for protection against incorrect power input) and just sell it with Rockbox pre-installed. WMA support would absolutely rule! Thank you, good luck and may the god of your choosing speed your progress. ;)
LinusN:
Well, let's first see if Marsdaddy turns up here again. It's been over a month since his last post.
Antony:
Sounds like your doing some great work marsdaddy - but if you've hit a brick wall or won't have the time to continue things for a while, i think there are a number of people anxiously anticipating this codec (including me) and also a number of people willing to lend a hand if you want. That aside i fully understand wanting to achieve it yourself, i'm exactly the same! keep up the good work.
techSage:
This is a most exciting project you've undertaken, Marsdaddy. Please continue you work - this should be a huge deal when you get it working - remember when HP didn't add (enable, actually; since the PortalPlayer chip supports it natively) WMA support to the iPod despite the rumors? Just the rumors made a pretty big splash. I've been waiting for this ever since HP dropped that ball.
I would finally buy an iPod if/when this works.
Llorean:
It wouldn't allow you to play DRM-protected WMAs anyway.
And there are better formats for you to convert your CDs to, so WMA shouldn't really be a show-stopper from buying an MP3 player supported by Rockbox.
Also, where did you get that the PortalPlayer chip natively supports WMA? Are you using "supports" in the sense that it's a multipurpose processor and can decode anything someone writes a codec for?
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